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,
I get a normal handshake, but for a few
seconds, a weird sound joins, goes away, and returns, it goes on like that,
untill it sounds like a ambulance chasing me, is this my modem
strings? or ToPIC95/97 CardBus?
I'm using a Toshiba 330CDT.
thanks
> 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
Okay, I know oyu guys are going to laugh, but we all have our bad days.
Maybe I should take the world in smaller chunks than by running
apt-get dist-upgrade
Anyways, most of the things I thought would be sneaky and evil weren't.
(Thanks, of course, to the maintainers :> for their recommen
I bothered to mention it, hate to reply to myself, but I did find the
answer.
I suppose I'll have to file it as a bug for modutils package, that the
obvious backup files .dpkg-old really ought to be moved to some other
directory, or they'll haunt your poor little computer's dreams. Contrariwise,
i
My wife has an old thinkpad i1400 type 2611.
Does anyone know how to open this laptop? I tried removing all the
screws from the bottom (including two under the snap-down feet). I can
pop the case open most of the way around the edges, but it seems stuck
near the floppy/cd and one of the rear corne
Hi,
I get a normal handshake, but for a few
seconds, a weird sound joins, goes away, and returns, it goes on like that,
untill it sounds like a ambulance chasing me, is this my modem
strings? or ToPIC95/97 CardBus?
I'm using a Toshiba 330CDT.
thanks
> 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
Okay, I know oyu guys are going to laugh, but we all have our bad days.
Maybe I should take the world in smaller chunks than by running
apt-get dist-upgrade
Anyways, most of the things I thought would be sneaky and evil weren't.
(Thanks, of course, to the maintainers :> for their recomme
I bothered to mention it, hate to reply to myself, but I did find the
answer.
I suppose I'll have to file it as a bug for modutils package, that the
obvious backup files .dpkg-old really ought to be moved to some other
directory, or they'll haunt your poor little computer's dreams. Contrariwise,
My wife has an old thinkpad i1400 type 2611.
Does anyone know how to open this laptop? I tried removing all the
screws from the bottom (including two under the snap-down feet). I can
pop the case open most of the way around the edges, but it seems stuck
near the floppy/cd and one of the rear corn
** Original Message **
Lee Bradshaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>My wife has an old thinkpad i1400 type 2611.
>
>
>
>Does anyone know how to open this laptop? I tried removing all the
>
>screws from the bottom (including two under the snap-down feet). I can
>
>pop the case open mo
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.
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