One more thing: I've also heard about "IDE->USB" cases.
They are quite cheap (up to $100) and allow to use "normal"
internal IDE devices via usb.
Example:
http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=ME-320U2
which costs only $35.00 !!!
So, if one buys such a thing and a relatively cheap "intern
Dear all,
I'd really appreciate any piece of advice concerning usage of usb CD
burners on Linux. After reading linux-usb.org, I am mainly interested in
any positive or negative experience you have had with this kind of
devices.
Planning to buy such a burner to use on Asus A1 series laptop which
One more thing: I've also heard about "IDE->USB" cases.
They are quite cheap (up to $100) and allow to use "normal"
internal IDE devices via usb.
Example:
http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=ME-320U2
which costs only $35.00 !!!
So, if one buys such a thing and a relatively cheap "intern
Dear all,
I'd really appreciate any piece of advice concerning usage of usb CD
burners on Linux. After reading linux-usb.org, I am mainly interested in
any positive or negative experience you have had with this kind of
devices.
Planning to buy such a burner to use on Asus A1 series laptop which
Hello, everybody
I have some troubles configuring my PCMCIA modem. Here are all the
characteristics, I got from the seller:
E-Tech 56K6 PCMCIA
Easy to install (Plug-and-Play)
56000bps data transfer (V.90)
14400bps and 9600bps fax send and receive
Fax group 3 class 1
Compa
Hello, everybody
I have some troubles configuring my PCMCIA modem. Here are all the
characteristics, I got from the seller:
E-Tech 56K6 PCMCIA
Easy to install (Plug-and-Play)
56000bps data transfer (V.90)
14400bps and 9600bps fax send and receive
Fax group 3 class 1
Comp
Hello
I'm trying to find some info about availible PCMCIA modems which would
work with Potato 2.2 with self-compiled 2.4.18 kernel on Asus A1 series.
I thought it was a FAQ, but all I found in the list concerns _only_
PCMCIA Ethernet cards.
Do you have any ideas about PCMCIA Modem
(I do _not_
Hello
I'm trying to find some info about availible PCMCIA modems which would
work with Potato 2.2 with self-compiled 2.4.18 kernel on Asus A1 series.
I thought it was a FAQ, but all I found in the list concerns _only_
PCMCIA Ethernet cards.
Do you have any ideas about PCMCIA Modem
(I do _not_
Hello, everyone
My question concerns boot loaders which I am going to use on Asus A1
series laptops.
Basically I need to install into hda mbr a boot loader which
1) is menu driven (don't ask why) - so, not LiLo
2) will work with Win98 installed on hda1 and Linux on hda3 (LiLo is on
hda3 to boot
Hello, everyone
My question concerns boot loaders which I am going to use on Asus A1
series laptops.
Basically I need to install into hda mbr a boot loader which
1) is menu driven (don't ask why) - so, not LiLo
2) will work with Win98 installed on hda1 and Linux on hda3 (LiLo is on
hda3 to boo
Hi, everybody,
Does anyone know where the site by Thomas Winischhofer is? It used to be
at
http://www.webit.com/tw/linuxsis630.shtml
For the whole week (from the last Tuesday, I guess) I'm trying to access
webit.com without any success.
Is smth wrong on my side or webit.com is just down? If the
Hi, everybody,
Does anyone know where the site by Thomas Winischhofer is? It used to be
at
http://www.webit.com/tw/linuxsis630.shtml
For the whole week (from the last Tuesday, I guess) I'm trying to access
webit.com without any success.
Is smth wrong on my side or webit.com is just down? If the
> > >> What a hell is that? :)
> > >> It's really funny - someone decided that debian mailing list is the best
> > >> place to sprÅÁd a stupid Windows virus! :)
> > >and why not? some people read this mailing list from windows, sometimes...
> > >:-)
> > Quite a lot, really.
> > ...
> My stats
> > >> What a hell is that? :)
> > >> It's really funny - someone decided that debian mailing list is the best
> > >> place to sprÅÁd a stupid Windows virus! :)
> > >and why not? some people read this mailing list from windows, sometimes...
> > >:-)
> > Quite a lot, really.
> > ...
> My stats
> > What a hell is that? :)
> > It's really funny - someone decided that debian mailing list is the best
> > place to sprÅÁd a stupid Windows virus! :)
>
> and why not? some people read this mailing list from windows, sometimes...
> :-)
:) Yeah, now I see it from your mail:
X-MSMail-Priori
What a hell is that? :)
It's really funny - someone decided that debian mailing list is the best
place to sprÅÁd a stupid Windows virus! :)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> My party... It was absolutely amazing!
> I have attached my web page with new photos!
> If you can please make
> > What a hell is that? :)
> > It's really funny - someone decided that debian mailing list is the best
> > place to sprÅÁd a stupid Windows virus! :)
>
> and why not? some people read this mailing list from windows, sometimes...
> :-)
:) Yeah, now I see it from your mail:
X-MSMail-Prior
What a hell is that? :)
It's really funny - someone decided that debian mailing list is the best
place to sprÅÁd a stupid Windows virus! :)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> My party... It was absolutely amazing!
> I have attached my web page with new photos!
> If you can please make
Hello,
I have some troubles with sound on my ASUS A1000-series laptop. It has
SiS board with sound on it (and syupid WinModem, which doesn't
work). Sound worked out of the box - I compiled kernel 2.2.4 with
sound support and driver for Trident (and SiS and AdLib - it was all in
one line).
So,
Hello,
I have some troubles with sound on my ASUS A1000-series laptop. It has
SiS board with sound on it (and syupid WinModem, which doesn't
work). Sound worked out of the box - I compiled kernel 2.2.4 with
sound support and driver for Trident (and SiS and AdLib - it was all in
one line).
So
Hello,
I think, I have the same problem. I have ASUS A1360 laptop with SiS630
What I found at the www.linux-laptop.net is a page
http://www.retepnet.it/alfmar/pxnsoa.html
where it is reported that EVERYTHING worked fine in VESAframebuffer mode
and standard XF86free_SVGA driver.
You can try to rea
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