Re: Suspend to disk partition on ThinkPad T20

Hello An alternative to using framebuffer to improve your fonts and console apperance maybe to try the svgatextmode package. Have a look at the package description using the command: apt-cache show svgatextmode I use it myself due to the stange size of the screen on my Sony picturebook. If I d

Re: X setup roadblock

-- Simon Rowe email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www: http://www.ewor.co.uk/ On Fri, 9 Mar 2001, Paul Johnston wrote: > I'm setting up an X server on a VAIO PictureBook and not for the first time I > might add. The only modeline value for this machine is 1024x480. On xinit I > get a Fatal se

Re: Suspend to disk partition on ThinkPad T20

Hello An alternative to using framebuffer to improve your fonts and console apperance maybe to try the svgatextmode package. Have a look at the package description using the command: apt-cache show svgatextmode I use it myself due to the stange size of the screen on my Sony picturebook. If I

Re: X setup roadblock

-- Simon Rowe email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www: http://www.ewor.co.uk/ On Fri, 9 Mar 2001, Paul Johnston wrote: > I'm setting up an X server on a VAIO PictureBook and not for the first time I > might add. The only modeline value for this machine is 1024x480. On xinit I > get a Fatal se

Re: pcmcia network.opts

n a device even if there are open connections. If NO_FUSER is set, then the script will not check for busy NFS mounts or kill processes using those mounts. Hope this is useful Simon -- Simon Rowe email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www: http://www.ewor.co.uk/ On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, tom wrote: >

Re: Runing cardctl from a normal account

Thanks very much Steve. The quotes worked fine thankyou! I plan to add the commands as aliases to my .bash_profile now so I can turn on/off networking without removing the PC card. alias netdown='su - root -c "cardctl eject"' alias netup='su - root -c "cardctl

Runing cardctl from a normal account

great. Thanks for you help Simon -- Simon Rowe email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www: http://www.ewor.co.uk/

Re: pcmcia network.opts

n a device even if there are open connections. If NO_FUSER is set, then the script will not check for busy NFS mounts or kill processes using those mounts. Hope this is useful Simon -- Simon Rowe email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www: http://www.ewor.co.uk/ On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, tom wrote: >

Re: Runing cardctl from a normal account

Thanks very much Steve. The quotes worked fine thankyou! I plan to add the commands as aliases to my .bash_profile now so I can turn on/off networking without removing the PC card. alias netdown='su - root -c "cardctl eject"' alias netup='su - root -c "cardctl

Runing cardctl from a normal account

. Thanks for you help Simon -- Simon Rowe email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www: http://www.ewor.co.uk/ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]