Thomas Marquart wrote:
Fn-F7 toggles the set of display devices active (CRT, LCD, Both), so
cycling through that will restore the screen from the state of backlit
but no image, at least for me.
Strange, on my notebooks (Gericom and Compaq) is Fn-F5!!! However IBM
is always different ;-). Try
I installed my notebook. Now I want `clone` this system to my desktop.
Is here some easy way to do it via packages?
Something like listing all installed packages on notebook.
Move this list to desktop and start installation of same packages.
TNX
Pavel
Usually it means that you have wrong root partition. Try correct
root=/dev/hd... boot parameter.
Pavel
Marcus Ancillius Schwertmann wrote:
I've installed Debian on my Laptop (Bellagio Gericom) some time ago
with 2.4.18-bf2.4 and now tried to compile my own kernel. Easy thing
to compile, but n
Try 'sid'. For me work well and many other people reported success with it.
Don't forget to test another kernel? My standard kernel was crashing. I have
to reinstall to 2.4.20. Till now stable.
However I never get similar error from HD but I remember this message
comming from CD-ROM when unreadabl
I want thanks everybody who helped me bring Debian on my laptop.
Debian is exactly what I was looking for. I'm runing SID distribution
and it run really well.
For installation I mounted CD images via loop from my USB
drive. Only problem is that standard kernel have limit for loop devices
set to 8
ere depedency on libpcap0 is hooked?
I tried also 'debooostrap --exclude libpcap0 ...' checking went fine but
stoped at postinstall scripts.
Where can I remove dependency (or add package) libpcap0?
Some idea what I'm doing wrong?
Pavel
Carsten Lechte wrote:
Am Freitag 04 April
depedency on libpcap0 is hooked?
I tried also 'debooostrap --exclude libpcap0 ...' checking went fine but
stoped at postinstall scripts.
Where can I remove dependency (or add package) libpcap0?
Some idea what I'm doing wrong?
Pavel
Carsten Lechte wrote:
Am Freitag 04 April 2003 15:
Is't here somebody using sid?
Can be 'sid' used by experienced user for everyday work on notebook?
Or better question: "How stable is unstable 'sid' release"?
Pavel
Is't here somebody using sid?
Can be 'sid' used by experienced user for everyday work on notebook?
Or better question: "How stable is unstable 'sid' release"?
Pavel
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ake it run (of course wihtout tweaking DNS)?
My notebook have PCMCIA network card, will it work from woody bf24?
What else do I need to take home (big software packages) because of slow
connection.
TNX
Pavel
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Pavel Tavoda <[EM
ake it run (of course wihtout tweaking DNS)?
My notebook have PCMCIA network card, will it work from woody bf24?
What else do I need to take home (big software packages) because of slow
connection.
TNX
Pavel
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On Fri, 04 Apr 2003 12:46:50 +0200
Pavel Tavoda <[EM
I'm new to Debian. I'm long time (around 6 years) RedHat/Slackware
user. I'm very unsatisfied with release 9 of RedHat and I decided to try
out some new maybe more actual distribution.
Yesterday I download all images of Debian 'sarge' distribution and tryed
to install it on my laptop from CDs.
I'm new to Debian. I'm long time (around 6 years) RedHat/Slackware
user. I'm very unsatisfied with release 9 of RedHat and I decided to try
out some new maybe more actual distribution.
Yesterday I download all images of Debian 'sarge' distribution and tryed
to install it on my laptop from CDs. I
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