Drew Parsons wrote:
>
> And battery life seems fine enough with the card inside (about 2 hours).
> I
> seem to lose a lot of battery life if I run the CD-ROM drive, though.
>
Although fine for two hours, without it my laptop lasts 4-4.5 hours. My
28.8k modem doesn't drain much if any power, whil
On Thu, Jan 13, 2000 at 12:34:22PM -0600, Charlie Hedlin wrote:
> How hot should a 56k 10/100 combo card get? I have a Xircom I picked up
> cheap but it gets hot. I mean hot enough that I have to be carefull not
> to burn myself when I remove it if my machine has been on for a while. I
> also no
> How hot should a 56k 10/100 combo card get? I have a Xircom I picked up
> cheap but it gets hot. I mean hot enough that I have to be carefull not
> to burn myself when I remove it if my machine has been on for a while. I
> also notice a significant hit in the battery life when the card is
> in
How hot should a 56k 10/100 combo card get? I have a Xircom I picked up
cheap but it gets hot. I mean hot enough that I have to be carefull not
to burn myself when I remove it if my machine has been on for a while. I
also notice a significant hit in the battery life when the card is
inserted. I
On Jan 13, lordsaint415 wrote:
> I have a Sony Vaio F250 laptop and I would like to know what is the
> difference between a normal pcmcia card and a cardbus card.
> And which is compatible with Debian.
PCMCIA is the old, 16-bit PC Card specification. CardBus is the
32-bit specification, which bri
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