Kad Tu pirms tam ēdi sarkanos ikrus?
Nu ja - kurš tad to atcerās.. tāpēc, ka diezgan dārgi sanāk, pareizi?
Bet bagātnieki tos ēd ik dienu - jo tas tak ir lieliski un gardi..
Phe, Tu neesi biezucis?
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On Wed, 2005-11-02 at 16:52 -0500, Matej Cepl wrote:
> Did anybody actually tried to *work* with X-Window on 16MB RAM? And to run
> some useful applications on that?
I tried it 1994 with a slackware 1.0 and was proud seeing an xterm on
the b/w-screen attached to my 486/66. It wasn't usable at all
Sorry about that...
Anyway, I have a Thinkpad R51 (2883). Video is supported under the
i815 driver. I plug my external monitor in after the machine POSTs;
my BIOS will choose the external as the main video display if it's
plugged in before POST.
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On Wed, Sep 28, 2005 at 04:32:30PM -0500, Will Maier wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 28, 2005 at 09:53:02PM +0100, marc wrote:
> > Thanks very much. As a matter of interest, is there any/much change
> > between the .12 and .13 config files? And how do you tell?
>
> To get a rough ide
wc -l
To see the changes:
$ diff -Naur /boot/config-2.6.X newer-config | less
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uld know that Linux uses RAM a little differently than eg
Windows.
This[0] thread has a good explanation; basically, Linux will cache
as much as it can in RAM -- which means there's no 'free' RAM. That
*doesn't* mean you have too little RAM, necessarily. It just
actually run the app (they can automatically change modes only for
certain chipsets...I forget which). With my ath-based D-Link card, I do the
following:
$ sudo iwconfig ath0 mode monitor
$ kismet
My kernel:
$ uname -r
2.6.10-5-386
Hope that helps-
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if the interface is not up when testmii is run, it will fail
> regardless of the link status. So I put a check in to make sure the
> interfaces is up. You'll notice a sleep 10 in there. That's because
> ifconfig returns before the interface is actually ready to be tested. 5 w
Hello!!
My apt source list points to unstable currently. As much I don't want
to admit it, I guess I will reinstall Windows 98 on it (the original
OS). The current state of affairs is way too much trouble and time
consuming for me as of right now. As much as I like Linux, I am still
too much
erify that no other programs were using the device? The output of
$ lsof /dev/dsp
$ fuser /dev/dsp
would be helpful...
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Option "Device""/dev/psaux"
Option "Protocol" "auto-dev"
Option "HorizScrollDelta" "0"
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> The MinSpeed, MaxSpeed, AccelFactor you mention
it would count as
> one good reason to get a Thinkpad.
I'm quite a happy Thinkpad user -- that said, I'm sure you can come up with a
HP-compatible solution. I've run Knoppix on a Pavillion (different model) with
no touchpad issues.
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around, so should I reinstall it, and then save the config
file?
-Will
Hello!
I am using the standard 'safe' kernal installation on the woody cds.
No customization invovled. I believe the kernal is 2.2 or 2.4 but I
will get back to you on that. What other modules should I try?
-Will
Hello!
Thank you again for the help! Please know that I truly appreciate it!
Anyways,I tried what you suggested and all I got for each input was :
"Can't locate module (input)"
What happens now?
-Will
installing/modifying drivers of any sort in linuxSorry to be a
pain..
-Will
Hello List!
I have an old laptop that I installed debian on. After I got help to
fix my previous apt problem, I went ahead and installed firefox. Now
my X-windows will not work, and I am hopelessly over my head as to
why. I have tried remaking the XF86config-4 file, and the end result
is that i
AWESOME!! It worked!!
Thank you all for helping me out!!! This msg is getting archived!! LOL
Thank you again!!
-Will
help would be very much appreciated right
now. Thank you!
-Will
Hello All!!
I have some vexing problems that I have tried to solve on my own, and
I am at last beyond my capabilities
Ok heres the sitrep:
My system is setup on a Compaq Presario 1230. You may rember me
posting issues on this machine months earlier. Anyways I managed to
get the network card
Hello Alexander,
What's been working for me so far:
- Build your kernel 2.6.8
- install the pcmcia_cs sources from sf.net
- just run the >configure< of the pcmcia_cs sources
(The 2.6 relies on the pcmcia kernel infrastructure: don't
build anything here.)
- get the wlan-ng sources and build
Hello Alexander,
What's been working for me so far:
- Build your kernel 2.6.8
- install the pcmcia_cs sources from sf.net
- just run the >configure< of the pcmcia_cs sources
(The 2.6 relies on the pcmcia kernel infrastructure: don't
build anything here.)
- get the wlan-ng sources and build
Thanks!! I will try it and get back to you! One quick other question, Once I
have the driver, how do get the driver installed? I have never installed a
driver in linux before... TIA!!
-Will
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Ok I did the command, and I checked it, and my user is now part of the audio
group, however the 'dsp' permission continues to show up, and no sound can
my issused from the speakers. What, if anything, do I do next? TIA
Thanks!! I will try it and get back to you! One quick other question, Once I
have the driver, how do get the driver installed? I have never installed a
driver in linux before... TIA!!
-Will
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Ok I did the command, and I checked it, and my user is now part of the audio
group, however the 'dsp' permission continues to show up, and no sound can
my issused from the speakers. What, if anything, do I do next? TI
lavor of debian, if that helps Any help would
be fantastic! Thanks!
-Will
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> network settings (including DNS resolving, wireless settings, etc.) to
> interfaces, and then at either bootup or at runtime, choose
> the network
> environment I'm in?
Take a look inside the
/etc/pcmcia/wireless.opts
/etc/pcmcia/network.opts
the offer a selection per MAC-address.
Cheers,
Marcus Will
of
> network settings (including DNS resolving, wireless settings, etc.) to
> interfaces, and then at either bootup or at runtime, choose
> the network
> environment I'm in?
Take a look inside the
/etc/pcmcia/wireless.opts
/etc/pcmcia/network.opts
the offer a selection per MA
as
> > hda2.
Hi,
I've got hibernation working at an X22 an did it your way, with some
exceptions:
- my hibernation is /dev/hda2 (I think it's been a requirement and I don't
need
to >recover< to Windows.)
- /dev/hda2 is:
- partition type "c" --> Win 95 FAT32 (LBA); I had to change it with fdisk
- bootable
Make sure that your RAM size fits in it!
Marcus Will
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> > hda2.
Hi,
I've got hibernation working at an X22 an did it your way, with some
exceptions:
- my hibernation is /dev/hda2 (I think it's been a requirement and I don't
need
to >recover< to Windows.)
- /dev/hda2 is:
- partition type "c" --> Win 95 FAT32 (LBA); I had to change it with fdisk
- bootable
Make sure that your RAM size fits in it!
Marcus Will
es
of other than the woody packages?
Marcus Will
If you want to do it the debian way, I'd offer you the following:
dpkg-reconfigure etherconf
Cheers,
Marcus
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Marcus Will
(still a debian beginner...)
> -Original Message-
> From: Mattia Dongili [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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If you want to do it the debian way, I'd offer you the following:
dpkg-reconfigure etherconf
Cheers,
Marcus
=
Marcus Will
(still a debian beginner...)
> -Original Message-
> From: Mattia Dongili [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Montag, 17. Marz 2
>
> [*] : anyone know about unofficial X4.2 debian packages?
>
Recheck this frequently (;-):
http://people.debian.org/~branden/
Cheers,
Marcus
(X22 still with 4.1.99 ;-)
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> [*] : anyone know about unofficial X4.2 debian packages?
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Recheck this frequently (;-):
http://people.debian.org/~branden/
Cheers,
Marcus
(X22 still with 4.1.99 ;-)
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auses a
screenblank.
If I exit X and restart it, I get the same behavior, but
rebooting solves the problem. Any clues?
Will
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screenblank.
If I exit X and restart it, I get the same behavior, but
rebooting solves the problem. Any clues?
Will
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f, yet my apm is still on (although it's
acting really weird).
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f, yet my apm is still on (although it's
acting really weird).
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Ok, I think I've got the equipment, one debian server, two laptops that
need debian, and a null modem serial cable. I think thats all I need, so
if I hook up the cable between laptop and server, now what?
Thanks this REALLY helps
Will Robertson
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Ok, I think I've got the equipment, one debian server, two laptops that
need debian, and a null modem serial cable. I think thats all I need, so
if I hook up the cable between laptop and server, now what?
Thanks this REALLY helps
Will Robertson
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Thanks for what you gave me I made the disks on my desktop. But I haven't
found a pcmcia Network Card thats in my price range yet, Is there a way I
can do it without a network card.
Thanks
Will Robertson
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> > I'm new
Thanks for what you gave me I made the disks on my desktop. But I haven't
found a pcmcia Network Card thats in my price range yet, Is there a way I
can do it without a network card.
Thanks
Will Robertson
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On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, Adam Shand wrote:
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> > I'm new
it'll take five million floppys, but so does windows
and I know Linux is better that Win95.
Thanks Will Robertson
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On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, Chris HOOVER wrote:
> With regards to a debian-laptop faq, is there an
> official or unofficial page about debian on laptops?
> I&
it'll take five million floppys, but so does windows
and I know Linux is better that Win95.
Thanks Will Robertson
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> With regards to a debian-laptop faq, is there an
> official or unofficial page about debian on laptops?
> I&
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cd /usr/src
tar -xvzf pcmcia-cs.tar.gz
cd linux
make-kpkg --revision= modules_image
cd ..
dpkg -i pcmcia-modules-<>.deb
Will
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cd /usr/src
tar -xvzf pcmcia-cs.tar.gz
cd linux
make-kpkg --revision= modules_image
cd ..
dpkg -i pcmcia-modules-<>.deb
Will
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