Hi,
3) when running debian on a laptop, is the ipw2200 package/code for wireless
devices available for debian as a package?
you'll find ipw2200 in the latest kernels, but proably you'll need to
manually insert firmware. You can find it at
http://ipw2200.sourceforge.net/firmware.php
Byez, JoY.
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Kevin Kempter wrote:
> Hi List;
(CC-ing the user as he seems to be a newbie and might not know the
etiquette, which is that CC-s are not used and replies are sent to list
only)
> I'm a debian newbie with a few questions. I'm going to try running debi
Jochen Schulz:
> Kevin Kempter:
>>
>> 6) how can I setup a dual head install?
>
> The keyword for web searches in "Xinerama", but apart from that I cannot
> help here.
Correction/addition: you do not here Xinerama, it is just one option.
The wikipedia article sums it up quite nice (and, hopefull
Kevin Kempter:
>
> 1) It looks like debian sarge is running the 2.4 kernel, did I miss
> something?
> If this is correct can I easily upgrade to a 2.6 kernel?
2.4 is the default, but you can start the installation process with a
special boot parameter with 2.6. But beware that the latest kernel
Hi List;
Hi!
1) It looks like debian sarge is running the 2.4 kernel, did I miss something?
If this is correct can I easily upgrade to a 2.6 kernel?
The installer install the 2.4 kernel by default, if you want to
install the 2.6 kernel you have to pass the parameter "linux26" to the
Hi List;
I'm a debian newbie with a few questions. I'm going to try running debian on
my IBM thinkpad laptop (Z60m).
1) It looks like debian sarge is running the 2.4 kernel, did I miss something?
If this is correct can I easily upgrade to a 2.6 kernel?
2) can I also easily upgrade to the lat
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