Brian Ronk írta:
I can't seem to get x.org running properly. With Debian 3.1, I had it
running nice and smooth, but it seems like the driver has changed or
something. What I see are remnants of the bios screen. Has anyone
gotten this laptop working with 7.2 of x.org?
There is a little info
Brian Ronk írta:
I can't seem to get x.org running properly. With Debian 3.1, I had it
running nice and smooth, but it seems like the driver has changed or
something. What I see are remnants of the bios screen. Has anyone
gotten this laptop working with 7.2 of x.org?
What VGA chip is in that
On Thu, 2005-06-16 at 11:56 -0400, Brian Ronk wrote:
> everything seems to be working ok, except that it doesn't go to sleep
> when I close it.
Hi,
Leaving the other issues to one side... :-)
The below are a couple of files I find useful for handling the ACPI lid
event on my ThinkPad. I'm not
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Brian Ronk wrote:
> I just moved my 760XL from Gentoo to Debian 3.1 (wanted something that
> doesn't take forever to update). I got the main system installed, and
> everything seems to be working ok, except that it doesn't go to sleep
> when I close i
Sleeping is an ACPI feature. Maybe your LID event doesn't get processed.
Look into how to configure ACPI for you laptop. I can't really help with
XF86, and I think others may need some type of error message from the
logfile as well.
Regards,
Arjen
Brian Ronk wrote:
I just moved my 760XL fr
* Brian Ronk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004 Jan 05 17:49 -0600]:
> Go figure. I just look through the package list, and behold. There is
> xserver 3, plus the svga xserver. I installed them, and it works fine.
> I have a nice 8 bit color Gnome screen right now. Now that I have it
> working, I ne
* Brian Ronk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004 Jan 05 17:49 -0600]:
> Go figure. I just look through the package list, and behold. There is
> xserver 3, plus the svga xserver. I installed them, and it works fine.
> I have a nice 8 bit color Gnome screen right now. Now that I have it
> working, I ne
Nate Bargmann wrote:
Hi Brian.
I'm not sure if my page and XF86Config file would help you, check out:
http://www.qsl.net/n0nb/linux/tp760ed.html I guess it depends on how
disimilar the 760XL and 760ED are.
HTH,
- Nate >>
It seems that the common thread between all of the 760XL laptops that
Go figure. I just look through the package list, and behold. There is
xserver 3, plus the svga xserver. I installed them, and it works fine.
I have a nice 8 bit color Gnome screen right now. Now that I have it
working, I need to refine it quite a bit. Thanks for all the help again.
--
Bri
Nate Bargmann wrote:
Hi Brian.
I'm not sure if my page and XF86Config file would help you, check out:
http://www.qsl.net/n0nb/linux/tp760ed.html I guess it depends on how
disimilar the 760XL and 760ED are.
HTH,
- Nate >>
It seems that the common thread between all of the 760XL laptops that
g
Go figure. I just look through the package list, and behold. There is
xserver 3, plus the svga xserver. I installed them, and it works fine.
I have a nice 8 bit color Gnome screen right now. Now that I have it
working, I need to refine it quite a bit. Thanks for all the help again.
--
Bria
Hi Brian.
I'm not sure if my page and XF86Config file would help you, check out:
http://www.qsl.net/n0nb/linux/tp760ed.html I guess it depends on how
disimilar the 760XL and 760ED are.
HTH,
- Nate >>
--
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Hi Brian.
I'm not sure if my page and XF86Config file would help you, check out:
http://www.qsl.net/n0nb/linux/tp760ed.html I guess it depends on how
disimilar the 760XL and 760ED are.
HTH,
- Nate >>
--
Wireless | Amateur Radio Station N0NB | Successfully Microsoft
Internet | [EM
Ok, I just went ahead and installed the base system. It's been
rebooted, and is now just sitting there. I went through the base setup
just to get the system semi-working, but that's it. Now I'm looking at
rebuilding the kernel or the route command.
Problem 1) I've looked for the kernel source
Ok, I just went ahead and installed the base system. It's been
rebooted, and is now just sitting there. I went through the base setup
just to get the system semi-working, but that's it. Now I'm looking at
rebuilding the kernel or the route command.
Problem 1) I've looked for the kernel source
Ok, I'm finally getting back to working on this. I installed Win 98SE
temporarily to do some work. I'm reinstalling Debian now, and am to the
point where I've configured the PCMCIA card, and can now configure
Driver Modules, and Install Foreign Mondules. It's been mentioned that
I should reb
Ok, I'm finally getting back to working on this. I installed Win 98SE
temporarily to do some work. I'm reinstalling Debian now, and am to the
point where I've configured the PCMCIA card, and can now configure
Driver Modules, and Install Foreign Mondules. It's been mentioned that
I should reb
Am 2003-12-18 15:55:33, schrieb Brian Ronk:
>Well, that got the base system installed. When it rebooted though, it
>lost the eth0 (PCMCIA 3C589D card). I'm guessing something got lost,
>but I don't know what, and I'm not completely positive of the commands
>to find out what I need to do unfort
Am 2003-12-18 09:57:07, schrieb Brian Ronk:
>I just got a 760XL and would like to put Debian on it (mainly because I
>can install over a network) I have a 3Com EtherLink III, 3C589D-TP,
>PCMCIA card for network.
>I'm having a problem getting it to work though. Do I need to add a
>module for th
Am 2003-12-18 15:55:33, schrieb Brian Ronk:
>Well, that got the base system installed. When it rebooted though, it
>lost the eth0 (PCMCIA 3C589D card). I'm guessing something got lost,
>but I don't know what, and I'm not completely positive of the commands
>to find out what I need to do unfort
Am 2003-12-18 09:57:07, schrieb Brian Ronk:
>I just got a 760XL and would like to put Debian on it (mainly because I
>can install over a network) I have a 3Com EtherLink III, 3C589D-TP,
>PCMCIA card for network.
>I'm having a problem getting it to work though. Do I need to add a
>module for th
Incoming from Brian Ronk:
> Well, that got the base system installed. When it rebooted though, it
> lost the eth0 (PCMCIA 3C589D card). I'm guessing something got lost,
I've found this is fairly typical of Debian. Just rebuild your
kernel, turning on PCMCIA and whatever else you need. It'll
Well, that got the base system installed. When it rebooted though, it
lost the eth0 (PCMCIA 3C589D card). I'm guessing something got lost,
but I don't know what, and I'm not completely positive of the commands
to find out what I need to do unfortunetly. (While I'm not a complete
newbie, I do
Dimitris Kogias wrote:
Forgot to clarify, that was also with a 3c589 card.
Dimitris Kogias wrote:
It sounds like you're still in the installer stage. I had a similar
problem installing woody on an older iSeries. If I answered "yes" to
the "is your ethernet controller a PCMCIA card?" then it
Incoming from Brian Ronk:
> Well, that got the base system installed. When it rebooted though, it
> lost the eth0 (PCMCIA 3C589D card). I'm guessing something got lost,
I've found this is fairly typical of Debian. Just rebuild your
kernel, turning on PCMCIA and whatever else you need. It'll
Well, that got the base system installed. When it rebooted though, it
lost the eth0 (PCMCIA 3C589D card). I'm guessing something got lost,
but I don't know what, and I'm not completely positive of the commands
to find out what I need to do unfortunetly. (While I'm not a complete
newbie, I do
Dimitris Kogias wrote:
Forgot to clarify, that was also with a 3c589 card.
Dimitris Kogias wrote:
It sounds like you're still in the installer stage. I had a similar
problem installing woody on an older iSeries. If I answered "yes" to
the "is your ethernet controller a PCMCIA card?" then it w
Forgot to clarify, that was also with a 3c589 card.
Dimitris Kogias wrote:
It sounds like you're still in the installer stage. I had a similar
problem installing woody on an older iSeries. If I answered "yes" to
the "is your ethernet controller a PCMCIA card?" then it would
consistently fail
It sounds like you're still in the installer stage. I had a similar
problem installing woody on an older iSeries. If I answered "yes" to
the "is your ethernet controller a PCMCIA card?" then it would
consistently fail to be recognized. Probably something weird going on
with the way card serv
Forgot to clarify, that was also with a 3c589 card.
Dimitris Kogias wrote:
It sounds like you're still in the installer stage. I had a similar
problem installing woody on an older iSeries. If I answered "yes" to
the "is your ethernet controller a PCMCIA card?" then it would
consistently fail
It sounds like you're still in the installer stage. I had a similar
problem installing woody on an older iSeries. If I answered "yes" to
the "is your ethernet controller a PCMCIA card?" then it would
consistently fail to be recognized. Probably something weird going on
with the way card serv
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