> with the right syntax for ln, I created the symlink WindowMaker pointing
to
> blackbox.
> but that still does not lead to blackbox with a startx. I think there must
be a
> .conf file somewhere which calls the default wm. Where should I look for
it?
I don't have a linux box nearby, so I'm doing t
Some time ago, the problem was discussed that most X11 applications have too
big fonts for small laptop displays, and how to change that.
In the meantime, I noticed grdb (http://bucket.pp.ualr.edu/~bit/grdb.html):
"grdb provides a simple way to set the X resources of legacy
applications consi
"Robert A. French" wrote:
>
> I have a Toshiba 1555CDS laptop. Briefly: 380MHz K6-2, 32MB, S3-Virge MX
> (2MB). I have X up and running in 800x600 16bpp. However, any moderate CPU
> activity causes severe ghosting/streaking/whatever you want to call it.
> Originally, scrolling and such caused t
When I boot my system, cardmgr (I think) issues a loud beep. Any ideas
on how I can silence this?
(I'm running potato).
Thanks.
--
David Corbin
Mach Turtle Technologies, Inc.
http://www.machturtle.com
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Hi all,
I'm still having problems getting potato going on my HP 800CT and my
xircom combo card using the newest i386 boot disks at ftp.us.debian.org.
Here's what happens:
The install works up until I get a 'cardmgr.pid not found' error when
trying to 'Configure PCMCIA support'. I get two beep
Since I asked so many questions, here are the results...
1. Yes, with the 2.2.12 kernel I could get the Tecra 8100
builtin modem to work with the Lucent binary driver. But I
read of rumours that it was a bit flakey and with no ability
to recompile or move to a later kernel...
2. I went o
/ Norman Walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| Ok, now my new problem. Does anyone know how to configure pppd
| so that I can login "by hand" rather than through a chat script?
RTFM, you moron. Ok, so now I can do it, sortof, per the PPP
HOWTO. I can connect with minicom, get past the
cha
I suppose I should give more details about my machine. It's an old Dell
Latitude XPi 133 w/ a Linksys 10-Base2 / 10-BaseT pcmcia ethernet card.
Like I said below, it didn't dhcp on our network but I could provide a
static address. I also specified the media type as I believe I had read
that the
Hi everyone.
I've got pppconfig all set up fine and i can pon away.
Problem is, i can't use wvdial. i checked /etc/wvdial.conf and everything's
in there Ok. Wvdial dials just fine, but it doesn't seem to be
authenticating correctly (in fact, i'm pretty sure that's the problem). any
ideas about w
Thanks for the suggestions. I've compiled a new (v. 2.3) kernel, checked
the appropriate options during the config, fired it up again full of
expectation, only to receive the same error.
Any other ideas?
Lance
lance hollman wrote:
> I get frequent
> 'ide0: unexpected interrupt, status=0x8
Thanks very much everyone. Its a good start.
Larry Yeung wrote:
> On Thu, 25 May 2000, Robert Till wrote:
>
> > Got a problem with a Fujitsu Lifebook, only its more hardware than linux
> > I'm afraid. Can't do the linux til I solve this.
> >
> > Previous owner of my machine, in his infinite wis
Russell,
Do you know if I can use an external keyboard in the PS/2 port and a
serial mouse under 2.2.15 kernel? Just plugging it in doesn't work.
However, the mouse does.
Thanks,
William
On 21 May 00, at 10:55, Russell Coker wrote:
>
> >When I tried to plug the external monitor and mouse
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