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search for your Thinkpad model revealed 3 how-tos, which should be
tasty reading (although some may be redhat-specific, you may be able
to glean information about what hardawre you have and which drivers to
load =) )
Good luck!
-b3
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search for your Thinkpad model revealed 3 how-tos, which should be
tasty reading (although some may be redhat-specific, you may be able
to glean information about what hardawre you have and which drivers to
load =) )
Good luck!
-b3
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e to search on Google.
Or, as was preiously mentioned, you could check the Linux on Laptops
site ;P
-b3
e to search on Google.
Or, as was preiously mentioned, you could check the Linux on Laptops
site ;P
-b3
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hing I'll need to
reboot for is Diablo II ;)
The first "upgrade" I'd suggest is to replace the stock 64MB ram with 256MB
- I got mine from http://www.crucial.com (which I believe is run by Micron),
and it's made all the difference in the world. Before, it was a bit pokey -
now it flies.
-b3
hing I'll need to
reboot for is Diablo II ;)
The first "upgrade" I'd suggest is to replace the stock 64MB ram with 256MB
- I got mine from http://www.crucial.com (which I believe is run by Micron),
and it's made all the difference in the world. Before, it was a bit pokey
). I haven't
found a fix for that yet (mainly because I don't visit that many
flash-required sites ;P )
Hopefully this will help, or at least point you in the right direction. One
of these days I'll get around to trying ALSA out =)
-b3
your dock's ethernet
o brings up the dock's ethernet connection
(yes, I know that's probably oversimplifying things - I don't have a docking
station for my vaio yet, so I'm sortof flying blind here - hopefully this
suggestion might get things moving in the right direction)
-b3
). I haven't
found a fix for that yet (mainly because I don't visit that many
flash-required sites ;P )
Hopefully this will help, or at least point you in the right direction. One
of these days I'll get around to trying ALSA out =)
-b3
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your dock's ethernet
o brings up the dock's ethernet connection
(yes, I know that's probably oversimplifying things - I don't have a docking
station for my vaio yet, so I'm sortof flying blind here - hopefully this
suggestion might get things moving in the right direction)
mber off the top of my head if the XG29 is Neomagic or ATI based -
either way, it shouldn't take too much doing to get going, as long as you
can post the specifics.
-b3
On Mon, Feb 19, 2001 at 12:24:59PM -, jimmy sandhar wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have a Sony PCG-XG29. The Display on
mber off the top of my head if the XG29 is Neomagic or ATI based -
either way, it shouldn't take too much doing to get going, as long as you
can post the specifics.
-b3
On Mon, Feb 19, 2001 at 12:24:59PM -, jimmy sandhar wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have a Sony PCG-XG29. The Display on
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