I was never able to fix this either. I fixed it by having dhcpcd started
when the card
was inserted rather than at boot time, and the startup script for it
kills off any old
dhcpcd's that are still hanging around. It's supposed to be a daemon,
but what I have
observed is that it doesn't really work
I had this problem too, and the only way to get X working properly (legibly) was to use the SVGA driver. This of course made the graphics performance really bad (loow). So it would be really good if the Mach64 XFree86 driver was up to it.
Richard Shepherd
Organisation
Alexander Koch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What I have here is an Acer Versa 4080H laptop and an
> internal hard discs. I have not really touched laptops
> before, but anyway the hard disc is not found with the
> current boot floppies (2.2.8), so no install is possible.
Are you running Linux on
On Mon, 27 March 2000 14:39:17 -0800, Karl M. Hegbloom wrote:
> EIDE disk and it's not found??? Weird. Could it be a BIOS setting?
After managing to get into the BIOS (not been easy) if I
activate the hard disc it will not be booted by floppy disc
any more and therefore I am sort of lost.
And
Once upon a time, I heard [EMAIL PROTECTED] say
> Running a Thinkpad 1460 with a Rage Mobility chipset, I've been able to
> configure X to bring up the proper 1024x768 display on my laptop screen.
> The display looks very messed, however, with lines and windows pseudo
> overlapping each other,
Look at the /etc/pcmcia/network.opts file and the /etc/pcmcia/network
script. You should be able to start dhcpcd automatically my editing the
network.opts file. apache is available before the network comes up, and
I haven't noticed any problems with other daemons, but I usually have
the network car
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