Re: List of all installed packages

Am 2006.02.07 09:26 schrieb(en) Marco Kunze: Hi, This is not really a specific question for laptops, but I hope I can get an answer here anyway ;-) I would like to get a list of all packages installed on a system, including their version in order to track the changes that has been made d

Re: Inserting nvidia kernel module on AMD 64

Am 2005.12.29 19:37 schrieb(en) Anders E. Andersen: I have an Asus A6Q (Km) laptop with an nvidia geforce go video adaptor. The laptop has a Turion64 CPU. I am using Debian unstable (AMD64) installed using the Etch beta netboot installer. I followed the instructions on creating the nvidia ke

Re: DVD on Thinkpad?

Am 2004.11.21 10:51 schrieb(en) Anthony Campbell: > On 20 Nov 2004, Loïc Minier wrote: > Thanks to all on this list I now have DVDs working well on my Thinkpad. > One problem remains: I want to connect the computer to a TV. I can see > the picture well on the TV but the sound does not come t

Re: Power-Button

Am 2004.11.16 16:43 schrieb(en) Andreas Tille: On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Koen Vermeer wrote: Just asking the obvious: Have you tried loading these modules or are they loaded in the boot process automatically? Can you do a grep ACPI dmesg? My last experiment shows a further hint that the modules seem to

Re: Suspend to RAM or switch to TTY bug on Dell C840 w/ NVidia video

Am 2004.05.19 12:34 schrieb(en) François TOURDE: > Hi all, > > Using my laptop on AC power works fine, but when I try to play > unplugged, it's a nightmare. > > - Closing the LID seems to lock the system > > - Switching to a text TTY (CTRL+ALT+F1) lock the video, but I'm still > able to

Re: Suspend to RAM or switch to TTY bug on Dell C840 w/ NVidia video

Am 2004.05.19 12:34 schrieb(en) François TOURDE: > Hi all, > > Using my laptop on AC power works fine, but when I try to play > unplugged, it's a nightmare. > > - Closing the LID seems to lock the system > > - Switching to a text TTY (CTRL+ALT+F1) lock the video, but I'm still > able to

Re: laptop problem

Am 2004.01.18 06:29 schrieb(en) [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > Is there some way inwhich I can reboot a labtop without a disc?? I > messed up > my brothers old IBM ThinkPad 600E. I took out the pcmcia card and now > we can't > do anything. Please help..Angie > Thank you very much build a bootable usb

Re: laptop problem

Am 2004.01.18 06:29 schrieb(en) [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > Is there some way inwhich I can reboot a labtop without a disc?? I > messed up > my brothers old IBM ThinkPad 600E. I took out the pcmcia card and now > we can't > do anything. Please help..Angie > Thank you very much build a bootable usb-m

Re: pcmcia wireless puzzle: 2.6.0/Debian testing/unstable

Am 2003.12.23 20:54 schrieb(en) Jim McCloskey: > [...] > >Starting hotplug subsystem: input pci*** can't synthesize pci >hotplug events. > > Could somebody direct me to some useful documentation? Any pointers? Perhaps not that related, but my PCMCIA-Realtek 8180 Rev. 20 shows up as

Re: pcmcia wireless puzzle: 2.6.0/Debian testing/unstable

Am 2003.12.23 20:54 schrieb(en) Jim McCloskey: > [...] > >Starting hotplug subsystem: input pci*** can't synthesize pci >hotplug events. > > Could somebody direct me to some useful documentation? Any pointers? Perhaps not that related, but my PCMCIA-Realtek 8180 Rev. 20 shows up as a

Re: ACPI on IBM Thinkpad T30

Am 2003.11.19 09:48 schrieb(en) Serge Gebhardt: > On Wed, 19 Nov 2003 00:18:22 -0500 > Mike Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Non ACPI just gives you two speeds to work with, full 1.8 and slow > > 1.2. > > > > echo "120:180:powersave" > /proc/cpufreq. > > echo "120:1800

Re: ACPI on IBM Thinkpad T30

Am 2003.11.19 09:48 schrieb(en) Serge Gebhardt: > On Wed, 19 Nov 2003 00:18:22 -0500 > Mike Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Non ACPI just gives you two speeds to work with, full 1.8 and slow > > 1.2. > > > > echo "120:180:powersave" > /proc/cpufreq. > > echo "120:18000

Re: display problem

Am 2003.11.19 18:41 schrieb(en) navaja: Marcus Will, FG MUCOSA, +49(431)597-1487 wrote: I dont know if X detects memmory properly.. where can i see this? Have a look at the XFree86.0.log grep the line with "VideoRAM". Do you use DRI? Did you try to do without it? Marcus I hav

Re: display problem

Am 2003.11.19 18:41 schrieb(en) navaja: Marcus Will, FG MUCOSA, +49(431)597-1487 wrote: I dont know if X detects memmory properly.. where can i see this? Have a look at the XFree86.0.log grep the line with "VideoRAM". Do you use DRI? Did you try to do without it? Marcus I have a line in t

Re: keys without a keycode and a modem on a proliant adaptor

Am 2003.11.09 07:30 schrieb(en) r6_g: > I have not used kernel 2.6 yet, bu about the buttons in your computer > that you want to activate (i.e.mail) in the gnome desktop there is > program acme that will help you to do just that. Maybe kde has a > similar program, take a look Thanks for your help

Re: keys without a keycode and a modem on a proliant adaptor

Am 2003.11.09 07:30 schrieb(en) r6_g: > I have not used kernel 2.6 yet, bu about the buttons in your computer > that you want to activate (i.e.mail) in the gnome desktop there is > program acme that will help you to do just that. Maybe kde has a > similar program, take a look Thanks for your help,

keys without a keycode and a modem on a proliant adaptor

Hi, I've just bought a new notebook and now I'm tryin to set everything up for a good working linux. With Kernel 2.6 and powernowd it even consumes less battery power than windows. :) I only have 3 problems: 1st are the keys for internet and email next to the power button (it's a Targa V

keys without a keycode and a modem on a proliant adaptor

Hi, I've just bought a new notebook and now I'm tryin to set everything up for a good working linux. With Kernel 2.6 and powernowd it even consumes less battery power than windows. :) I only have 3 problems: 1st are the keys for internet and email next to the power button (it's a Targa Vis