Re: Problems with i8k module on a DELL Inspiron 2650

On Du, 2004-05-23 at 18:37, Alex Malinovich wrote: > Well, this isn't exactly a solution for the problem, but at least it'll > let you do something about it. If you hit Fn + F7 you'll switch between > a stretched and un-stretched view. Do you experience the same prob

Re: Problems with i8k module on a DELL Inspiron 2650

On Du, 2004-05-23 at 18:37, Alex Malinovich wrote: > Well, this isn't exactly a solution for the problem, but at least it'll > let you do something about it. If you hit Fn + F7 you'll switch between > a stretched and un-stretched view. Do you experience the same prob

Problems with i8k module on a DELL Inspiron 2650

, streched ... It's really annoying. Does someone have a solution for this ? I googled around, but didn't found anything relevant ... -- Mugurel Tudor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Linux Registered User: 212231

Problems with i8k module on a DELL Inspiron 2650

, streched ... It's really annoying. Does someone have a solution for this ? I googled around, but didn't found anything relevant ... -- Mugurel Tudor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Linux Registered User: 212231

Re: Framebuffer on 2.6.3

not in the intrd.img by default, like in 2.6.0). > Anders E. Andersen > > -- > This email was generated using KMail from KDE 3.1.5 on Debian GNU/Linux -- Mugurel Tudor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Linux Registered User: 212231 --

Re: Framebuffer on 2.6.3

n the intrd.img by default, like in 2.6.0). > Anders E. Andersen > > -- > This email was generated using KMail from KDE 3.1.5 on Debian GNU/Linux -- Mugurel Tudor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Linux Registered User: 212231 -

Framebuffer on 2.6.3

discovered, vesafb wasn't included in initrd. So I recreated initrd with vesafb, checked with a "strings initrd.img | grep vesafb" that my vesafb driver is indeed in the initrd, but the problem still persist. Have anyone experienced something similar ? -- Mugurel Tudor ([E

Framebuffer on 2.6.3

discovered, vesafb wasn't included in initrd. So I recreated initrd with vesafb, checked with a "strings initrd.img | grep vesafb" that my vesafb driver is indeed in the initrd, but the problem still persist. Have anyone experienced something similar ? -- Mugurel Tudor ([E

Re: changing cpu freq in 2.6

No, I don't see any error messages, but I think you might be right here, it appears that Mobile Celerons does not support Speedstep technology (if I'm wrong here, please correct me:) ). But what means in that case that is a mobile processor ? It runs on low voltages and that's all ?

Re: changing cpu freq in 2.6

No, I don't see any error messages, but I think you might be right here, it appears that Mobile Celerons does not support Speedstep technology (if I'm wrong here, please correct me:) ). But what means in that case that is a mobile processor ? It runs on low voltages and that's all ?

changing cpu freq in 2.6

sor thermal fan cpufreq_powersave cpufreq_userspace freq_table speedstep_ich speedstep_lib The problem is that my /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0 dir is empy, I don't have the files with the cpu speed information. Any ideas about what I'm doing wrong here ? -- Mugurel Tudor ([EMAIL PROTEC

changing cpu freq in 2.6

sor thermal fan cpufreq_powersave cpufreq_userspace freq_table speedstep_ich speedstep_lib The problem is that my /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0 dir is empy, I don't have the files with the cpu speed information. Any ideas about what I'm doing wrong here ? -- Mugurel Tudor ([EMAIL PROTEC