> Hi. Im running potato on a microquest laptop. It runs well, no
> problems. I have recently started using debian on "my" computers,
> having left suse after they decided to charge *=2 what they were. So if
> anyone has answers and time please let me know.
Under ordinary circumstances I wouldn
> Hi. Im running potato on a microquest laptop. It runs well, no
> problems. I have recently started using debian on "my" computers,
> having left suse after they decided to charge *=2 what they were. So if
> anyone has answers and time please let me know.
Under ordinary circumstances I would
hi,
your startup stuf is in /etc/ inf the following subdirs;
rcS.d rc[0-6].d and rc.boot
these are all simmlinks to /etc/init.d/ scripts
non-graphical mixers are plenty, take i.e. aumixer or the two
mixer-programs coming with the alsa-stuff.
have fun,
On Sat, 11 Nov 2000, MaxieZeus wrote:
> Hi.
hi,
your startup stuf is in /etc/ inf the following subdirs;
rcS.d rc[0-6].d and rc.boot
these are all simmlinks to /etc/init.d/ scripts
non-graphical mixers are plenty, take i.e. aumixer or the two
mixer-programs coming with the alsa-stuff.
have fun,
On Sat, 11 Nov 2000, MaxieZeus wrote:
> Hi.
>3) how can I set the mixer non graphically? I was using OSS on SuSE
Don't know on this one.
--
kevin
I quick 'man -k mixer' revelled:
alsamixer (1)
- soundcard mixer for ALSA soundcard driver, with ncurses interface
amixer (1)
>1) How can I control the boot process? i.e.:
>Zope starts on my laptop, and Id really not like that? Id like to add
>dhcp-client. things like that
To control programs that start at boot you can look in the /etc/rc?.d
directories. For instance, the directory rc2.d controls programs that sta
>3) how can I set the mixer non graphically? I was using OSS on SuSE
Don't know on this one.
--
kevin
I quick 'man -k mixer' revelled:
alsamixer (1)
- soundcard mixer for ALSA soundcard driver, with ncurses interface
amixer (1)
>1) How can I control the boot process? i.e.:
>Zope starts on my laptop, and Id really not like that? Id like to add
>dhcp-client. things like that
To control programs that start at boot you can look in the /etc/rc?.d
directories. For instance, the directory rc2.d controls programs that st
On Sat, 11 Nov 2000, MaxieZeus wrote:
> 2) when starting a windowmanger from xdm, how can I autostart
> programs? basically how can I make xdm use .xinitrc?
I use ~/.xsession but no xdm.
> 3) how can I set the mixer non graphically? I was using OSS on SuSE
cam and rexima.
Cheers,
Cristian
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On Sat, Nov 11, 2000 at 08:14:54PM -0500, MaxieZeus wrote:
> Hi. Im running potato on a microquest laptop. It runs well, no
> problems. I have recently started using debian on "my" computers,
> having left suse after they decided to charge *=2 what they were. So if
> anyone has answers and time
Hi. Im running potato on a microquest laptop. It runs well, no
problems. I have recently started using debian on "my" computers,
having left suse after they decided to charge *=2 what they were. So if
anyone has answers and time please let me know.
1) How can I control the boot process? i.e.
On Sat, 11 Nov 2000, MaxieZeus wrote:
> 2) when starting a windowmanger from xdm, how can I autostart
> programs? basically how can I make xdm use .xinitrc?
I use ~/.xsession but no xdm.
> 3) how can I set the mixer non graphically? I was using OSS on SuSE
cam and rexima.
Cheers,
Cristian
On Sat, Nov 11, 2000 at 08:14:54PM -0500, MaxieZeus wrote:
> Hi. Im running potato on a microquest laptop. It runs well, no
> problems. I have recently started using debian on "my" computers,
> having left suse after they decided to charge *=2 what they were. So if
> anyone has answers and tim
Hi. Im running potato on a microquest laptop. It runs well, no
problems. I have recently started using debian on "my" computers,
having left suse after they decided to charge *=2 what they were. So if
anyone has answers and time please let me know.
1) How can I control the boot process? i.e
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