-compiled 2.6.7 kernel. Have you tried just the simple
route of running alsaconf? alsaconf successfully configures my sound
without a problem.
--dircha
-compiled 2.6.7 kernel. Have you tried just the simple
route of running alsaconf? alsaconf successfully configures my sound
without a problem.
--dircha
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g a lame troll for a Debian mailing list, I
imagine "billg" would make my top 5.
Only when I saw that he had attempted to clarify/edit his message and
cross-posted on debian-user did I realize he is serious, and must in
fact write that way normally.
Sorry Bill.
dircha
e troll for a Debian mailing list, I
imagine "billg" would make my top 5.
Only when I saw that he had attempted to clarify/edit his message and
cross-posted on debian-user did I realize he is serious, and must in
fact write that way normally.
Sorry Bill.
dircha
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Bill Gladney wrote:
I see all kinds of help files.in here on this site.but
noticed there is not one piece of info on how to get this program off
a computer...maybe 'cause it's impossible to do.or what...if
possiblehow...?oh yeah..got to by pass user ID and password
also...'cau
Bill Gladney wrote:
I see all kinds of help files.in here on this site.but
noticed there is not one piece of info on how to get this program off
a computer...maybe 'cause it's impossible to do.or what...if
possiblehow...?oh yeah..got to by pass user ID and password
also...'cause
re?
(With some advice from this list) I have ACPI running on an Inspiron
8200 using the nv (Free) XFree86 driver. Halt and suspend to disk
function as expected. I'm running an unpatched 2.6.7 kernel.
dircha
ome advice from this list) I have ACPI running on an Inspiron
8200 using the nv (Free) XFree86 driver. Halt and suspend to disk
function as expected. I'm running an unpatched 2.6.7 kernel.
dircha
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t solution is to only enable a short spin down and
short screen lamp off time when you are on battery, and alter this
behavior for when you are running on AC.
Or perhaps you could purchase a second battery back instead, and set
your harddrive free to run as it likes.
dircha
tion is to only enable a short spin down and
short screen lamp off time when you are on battery, and alter this
behavior for when you are running on AC.
Or perhaps you could purchase a second battery back instead, and set
your harddrive free to run as it likes.
dircha
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within a Perl script mentioned
above?
First you need to determine what type of database it is. This might be
something like "MySQL" or "PostgreSQL".
Then, check CPAN (cpan.org). CPAN has an entire section devoted to
database interface modules.
dircha
ed
above?
First you need to determine what type of database it is. This might be
something like "MySQL" or "PostgreSQL".
Then, check CPAN (cpan.org). CPAN has an entire section devoted to
database interface modules.
dircha
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e sure what the "fan" module in the ACPI section of the
kernel config is supposed to do; I get nothing in /proc/acpi/fan/, and
the source is undocumented.
You could try searching the LKML?
But then you very well could fry your laptop; I've heard worse.
dircha
the "fan" module in the ACPI section of the
kernel config is supposed to do; I get nothing in /proc/acpi/fan/, and
the source is undocumented.
You could try searching the LKML?
But then you very well could fry your laptop; I've heard worse.
dircha
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roperly.
I'd really appreciate any advice on troubleshooting this. Or at least
advice on which package to report a bug against.
Thanks much.
dircha
<>
f" on the installer boot
prompt. This was needed to install woody on my Dell laptop.
Although I suppose this problem is preventing you from seeing this line?
dircha
ot; on the installer boot
prompt. This was needed to install woody on my Dell laptop.
Although I suppose this problem is preventing you from seeing this line?
dircha
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Broughton, Derek wrote:
dircha wrote:
I need to restart /etc/init.d/hotplug on resume from
suspend-to-disk to
pickup my USB mouse.
How do you do the suspend? If you use a script to suspend, then the script
itself is still running when you resume (ie, the script is just another
process that
Broughton, Derek wrote:
dircha wrote:
I need to restart /etc/init.d/hotplug on resume from
suspend-to-disk to
pickup my USB mouse.
How do you do the suspend? If you use a script to suspend, then the script
itself is still running when you resume (ie, the script is just another
process that gets
figured this out?
Maybe we can find the string constants in the kernel source?
dircha
figured this out?
Maybe we can find the string constants in the kernel source?
dircha
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r management and the free driver?
I'd switch in an instant if it handled this at least equally as well.
I'm afraid that for me this is one of those cases where the practical
considerations of having a working laptop have more influence than free
v non-free, although not enough to send me back to windows on it.
dircha
ement and the free driver?
I'd switch in an instant if it handled this at least equally as well.
I'm afraid that for me this is one of those cases where the practical
considerations of having a working laptop have more influence than free
v non-free, although not enough to send me ba
eplacement only now.
_at least_ having suspend to ram is very important for unplugged use -
i.e. for use as anything but a desktop replacement.
Thanks,
dircha
only now.
_at least_ having suspend to ram is very important for unplugged use -
i.e. for use as anything but a desktop replacement.
Thanks,
dircha
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contacting the driver developers to see
whether they will host your Debian packages along with their other
downloads.
Perhaps you could include the orinoco monitor mode patches in your
packages as well.
dircha
acting the driver developers to see
whether they will host your Debian packages along with their other
downloads.
Perhaps you could include the orinoco monitor mode patches in your
packages as well.
dircha
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fine with the
orinoco_cs kernel module, except that power management seems not to be
supported.
It was the cheapest of the bunch at Best Buy, and this was maybe 2 years
ago.
dircha
with the
orinoco_cs kernel module, except that power management seems not to be
supported.
It was the cheapest of the bunch at Best Buy, and this was maybe 2 years
ago.
dircha
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I'm running Debian Woody with kernel 2.4.18
After booting the laptop:
- When I suspend-to-ram a first time no tone occurs.
- After resuming if I suspend-to-ram any additional times
a terribly loud tone sounds just before it is powered down
to suspend status.
Neither "xset b off" or "setterm -blen
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