Re: XFree86 Configuration for HP Pavilion ze4600

Am Sonntag, 27. Juni 2004 04:36 schrieb peter robinson: > > Hi List, > > > > I am using debian 3.0 on my hp pavilion ze4600 laptop (which has an ATI > > MOBILITY RADEON 4X AGP card.). I am unable to get the X server to run, I > > get an error message that it couldnt find

Re: XFree86 Configuration for HP Pavilion ze4600

Am Sonntag, 27. Juni 2004 04:36 schrieb peter robinson: > > Hi List, > > > > I am using debian 3.0 on my hp pavilion ze4600 laptop (which has an ATI > > MOBILITY RADEON 4X AGP card.). I am unable to get the X server to run, I > > get an error message that it couldnt find

XFree86 Configuration for HP Pavilion ze4600

Hi List, I am using debian 3.0 on my hp pavilion ze4600 laptop (which has an ATI MOBILITY RADEON 4X AGP card.). I am unable to get the X server to run, I get an error message that it couldnt find a screen. I was wondering if someone on this list has a HP Pavilion running under debian and would

XFree86 Configuration for HP Pavilion ze4600

Hi List, I am using debian 3.0 on my hp pavilion ze4600 laptop (which has an ATI MOBILITY RADEON 4X AGP card.). I am unable to get the X server to run, I get an error message that it couldnt find a screen. I was wondering if someone on this list has a HP Pavilion running under debian and would

X window woes on HP pavilion ze4600

Hi, Thanks to those who answered some questions of mine some days ago. I have now tried several variations upon several themes in order to get debian (v. 3.0) on my laptop (HP pavilion ze4600), and had gotten a stable command line version running. I thereupon started X via startx which caused f

X window woes on HP pavilion ze4600

Hi, Thanks to those who answered some questions of mine some days ago. I have now tried several variations upon several themes in order to get debian (v. 3.0) on my laptop (HP pavilion ze4600), and had gotten a stable command line version running. I thereupon started X via startx which caused f

Re: hangs on startup at "Choose your current network environment screen"

> > Is there any way of resucing this installation (which had been going > > so well :-) )?? > > Yes, absolutely. > > When you boot off the Linux install media, you can either: > > 1. use a 'rescue' kernel to give single user mode. > 2. start the install, switch to VT2, start the terminal and then

Re: hangs on startup at "Choose your current network environment screen"

> > Is there any way of resucing this installation (which had been going > > so well :-) )?? > > Yes, absolutely. > > When you boot off the Linux install media, you can either: > > 1. use a 'rescue' kernel to give single user mode. > 2. start the install, switch to VT2, start the terminal and then

[debian-laptop] hangs on startup at "Choose your current network environment screen"

Dear list, this is my first attempt at a debian installation, so please forgive if this is a stupid question (and yes, I did search google/the archives :-) ). After an initial installation of the basic system on a hp pavilion ze4600 (Debian 3.0 release 1a), I used dselect to install some more p

[debian-laptop] hangs on startup at "Choose your current network environment screen"

Dear list, this is my first attempt at a debian installation, so please forgive if this is a stupid question (and yes, I did search google/the archives :-) ). After an initial installation of the basic system on a hp pavilion ze4600 (Debian 3.0 release 1a), I used dselect to install some more p