On my TP A20p I have a CPU load of ~50% (system) of kapmd, even when running
on battery power. What is the process doing there? The load is only 0.1.
The strange thing is that under Windows, too, the CPU load rarely drops
below 50%, even after killing all processes short of the CPU monitor and
Exp
On Thu, 30 Nov 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> G'Day !
>
> I just upgraded my kernel to 2.2.17 and in the process broke something.
>
> I have a PCMCIA ethernet (eth0) card and a PCMCIA serial modem (ppp0).
> Majority of the time, I'm disconnected. (using only loopback)
>
> I have setup all my
G'Day !
Based on previous experience with modules ... I would say pcmcia_core depends on
another module(s). This has to loaded prior to loading pcmcia_core.
Unfortunately I don't know which one, I think there is a i82365SL or TCIC-2,
depending on the type of PCMCIA hardware your laptop has.
ch
I aheva Compaw presario 1700.
Redhat7 works great with it,
but i realy want to use debian
i try installing potato,
but the laptop hangs when i try to set up the card manager,
even when i dont and try to boot up with a card manager it hangs
any help?
thanks
> "Mark" == Mark Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mark> I'm trying to compile the pcmcia-source (3.1.22-2) and I can't get it
Mark> to work. I tried compiling it on a different machine, and it failed,
Mark> but this time with a different error message:
[cut large error messag
> "Michael" == Michael Ellery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael> Hello, Recently I downloaded the floppy disk images of the latest
Michael> release (2.2.17r1) of Debian to Install on a Toshiba (T4700CT)
Michael> Laptop Computer. The installation appears to complete successfully
Hello,
last week I wrote about my broken IBM disk in here.
the 6gb travelstar I wanted to buy wasn't available anymore.
So I looked for another disk and found the travelstar 20GN (10 gb) space.
I saw the interface was ATA-5 although the same IBM page said the
interface was ATA-4.
(http://www.stor
Hi everybody,
I am trying to install Debian on my noname laptop.
Everything works fine until I reach the "reboot section" of
the installation process.
I reboot the system from disk and from lilo to uncompresssing the kernel
everything works fine. the filesystems are mounted, a few demons
are sta
I tried installing potato (2.2_rev0 - binary-i386-1.iso) from CD on my Sharp
9340T laptop. When I rebooted into Linux after the install, things seem to go
well until 'Loading PCMCIA Services: modules' when the system hangs. I don't
have any PCMCIA cards in. Lil' help?
-Craig
> Hi everybody,
>
> I am trying to install Debian on my noname laptop.
>
> Everything works fine until I reach the "reboot section" of
> the installation process.
>
> I reboot the system from disk and from lilo to uncompresssing the kernel
> everything works fine. the filesystems are mounted, a
let me know when you have a souliton since this is happening to me too.
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Stefan Kain wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I am trying to install Debian on my noname laptop.
>
> Everything works fine until I reach the "reboot section" of
> the installation process.
>
> I reboot the sy
please let me know if you have receive a solution
as the same thing is happening to me.
thanks
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Craig Laird wrote:
> I tried installing potato (2.2_rev0 - binary-i386-1.iso) from CD on my
> Sharp 9340T laptop. When I rebooted into Linux after the install, things
> see
On Monday 04 December 2000 19:40, Craig Laird wrote:
> I tried installing potato (2.2_rev0 - binary-i386-1.iso) from CD on my
> Sharp 9340T laptop. When I rebooted into Linux after the install, things
> seem to go well until 'Loading PCMCIA Services: modules' when the system
> hangs. I don't h
On my TP A20p I have a CPU load of ~50% (system) of kapmd, even when running
on battery power. What is the process doing there? The load is only 0.1.
The strange thing is that under Windows, too, the CPU load rarely drops
below 50%, even after killing all processes short of the CPU monitor and
Ex
On Thu, 30 Nov 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> G'Day !
>
> I just upgraded my kernel to 2.2.17 and in the process broke something.
>
> I have a PCMCIA ethernet (eth0) card and a PCMCIA serial modem (ppp0).
> Majority of the time, I'm disconnected. (using only loopback)
>
> I have setup all my
G'Day !
Based on previous experience with modules ... I would say pcmcia_core depends on
another module(s). This has to loaded prior to loading pcmcia_core.
Unfortunately I don't know which one, I think there is a i82365SL or TCIC-2,
depending on the type of PCMCIA hardware your laptop has.
c
I aheva Compaw presario 1700.
Redhat7 works great with it,
but i realy want to use debian
i try installing potato,
but the laptop hangs when i try to set up the card manager,
even when i dont and try to boot up with a card manager it hangs
any help?
thanks
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> "Mark" == Mark Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mark> I'm trying to compile the pcmcia-source (3.1.22-2) and I can't get it
Mark> to work. I tried compiling it on a different machine, and it failed,
Mark> but this time with a different error message:
[cut large error messa
> "Michael" == Michael Ellery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael> Hello, Recently I downloaded the floppy disk images of the latest
Michael> release (2.2.17r1) of Debian to Install on a Toshiba (T4700CT)
Michael> Laptop Computer. The installation appears to complete successfully
Hello,
last week I wrote about my broken IBM disk in here.
the 6gb travelstar I wanted to buy wasn't available anymore.
So I looked for another disk and found the travelstar 20GN (10 gb) space.
I saw the interface was ATA-5 although the same IBM page said the
interface was ATA-4.
(http://www.sto
Hi everybody,
I am trying to install Debian on my noname laptop.
Everything works fine until I reach the "reboot section" of
the installation process.
I reboot the system from disk and from lilo to uncompresssing the kernel
everything works fine. the filesystems are mounted, a few demons
are st
I tried installing potato (2.2_rev0 - binary-i386-1.iso) from CD on my Sharp 9340T
laptop. When I rebooted into Linux after the install, things seem to go well until
'Loading PCMCIA Services: modules' when the system hangs. I don't have any PCMCIA
cards in. Lil' help?
-Craig
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To UNSU
> Hi everybody,
>
> I am trying to install Debian on my noname laptop.
>
> Everything works fine until I reach the "reboot section" of
> the installation process.
>
> I reboot the system from disk and from lilo to uncompresssing the kernel
> everything works fine. the filesystems are mounted, a
let me know when you have a souliton since this is happening to me too.
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Stefan Kain wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I am trying to install Debian on my noname laptop.
>
> Everything works fine until I reach the "reboot section" of
> the installation process.
>
> I reboot the s
please let me know if you have receive a solution
as the same thing is happening to me.
thanks
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Craig Laird wrote:
> I tried installing potato (2.2_rev0 - binary-i386-1.iso) from CD on my Sharp 9340T
>laptop. When I rebooted into Linux after the install, things seem t
On Monday 04 December 2000 19:40, Craig Laird wrote:
> I tried installing potato (2.2_rev0 - binary-i386-1.iso) from CD on my
> Sharp 9340T laptop. When I rebooted into Linux after the install, things
> seem to go well until 'Loading PCMCIA Services: modules' when the system
> hangs. I don't
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