Werner Heuser wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> does anyone have experience installing Linux on the
> Sony VAIO C1VE with CRUSOE CPU. Though there
> are informations available about the predecessor
> models on Kenneth's page, I couldn't find anything
> about this specific model, also GOOGLE didn't find
> anythi
Tom Hoover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> My goal here is to get the fastest, lightest, Linux compatible
> laptop out there. Something with a "thin" form-factor and with long
> battery life, but with the horsepower to be a desktop replacement
> when placed in a docking station. (I don't want much
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Create 2 swap partitions (split the original in 2 pieces). Use one during
the initial phase of installation, and then use the other one during the rest
of the process. Once you're done, just make sure that your machine is using
both swap partitions so you don't waste any of it.
On Wednesday 3
> > guest. It worked fine until I reboot the PC. now I see only "Li"
> at
> > prompt, can neither
> > boot NT nor Linux.
> >
> > It seems I will have to reinstall linux, or is there a simpler
> solution?
Boot from Debian boot floppy. Switch to the 2nd console and hit
enter. Mount your root part
thinkpad T21. (or T20)
they're powerhouses, light (4.6 lb), have cd/dvd support, are super
reliable, ibm supports linux on them (well, not winmodems and maybe not the
internal NIC) and I've had a bunch of thinkpads w/ linux and they've been
great. I've even got a 760-EL (p133) that I still use fro
A more simple way if you don't have a linux floppy disk is to use the command
fdisk /MBR
after a boot on a Windows floppy disk.
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Objet : Re: Help, howto remove lilo from MBR!
Auteur :Andrei Popov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date : 01/02/01
Hey it looks like that worked yer a genius - can't believe I didn't think
of that myself ;)
-Original Message-
From:Robert Guthrie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:Thu, 1 Feb 2001 09:48:56 -0600
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], debian-laptop@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: Low-Memory Diskett
> thinkpad T21. (or T20)
>
> they're powerhouses, light (4.6 lb), have cd/dvd support, are super
> reliable, ibm supports linux on them (well, not winmodems and maybe not the
> internal NIC) and I've had a bunch of thinkpads w/ linux and they've been
> great. I've even got a 760-EL (p133) that I s
On Thu, Feb 01, 2001 at 05:38:56PM -0800, Heather wrote:
> * video chipset that is -actually- supported by X 4. I'm strongly
> interested in moving that direction, but since my current systems
> work, I'm not terribly interested in half measures or putting up
> with bleedin
> "Heather" == Heather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Heather> Anyways I have to agree that if you're buying from IBM - at least
Heather> at the moment - you're at least supporting a company that cares
Heather> somewhat about linux users' opinions.
You'd think so, eh? Remember, we'
Sorry for that last post, I accidentally hit send. Here's the full version of
what I wanted to send:
> "Heather" == Heather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Heather> Anyways I have to agree that if you're buying from IBM - at least
Heather> at the moment - you're at least supporting a co
Hi,
any experiences with attaching an external monitor to a notebook with a
SMI Lynx 3DM (8MB RAM, 200MHz RAMDAC). In my opinion a resolution of
1280x1024 should be possible, but the shop, I would like to buy my new
notebook at, says no (but they have no experiences with it). The only
limitting fa
Doing an "apt-cache search netware" will give you some packages to
investigate.
$ apt-cache search netware
lg-issue34 - Issue 34 of the Linux Gazette.
ncpfs - Utilities to use resources from NetWare servers.
Obviously the ncpfs is one to try out.
Regards,
Brendan Simon.
Andreas Mohr wrote:
>
On Wed, Jan 31, 2001 at 11:39:10AM -0500, Kamath wrote:
> Hello all--
>
> Does anyone here know if it is possible to connect a Linux work-station to
> a Novell netware?? We have a Novell netware 4.x here and I was wondering
> if my laptop that has Linux installed on it can connect to the novell
>
Werner Heuser wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> does anyone have experience installing Linux on the
> Sony VAIO C1VE with CRUSOE CPU. Though there
> are informations available about the predecessor
> models on Kenneth's page, I couldn't find anything
> about this specific model, also GOOGLE didn't find
> anyth
Tom Hoover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> My goal here is to get the fastest, lightest, Linux compatible
> laptop out there. Something with a "thin" form-factor and with long
> battery life, but with the horsepower to be a desktop replacement
> when placed in a docking station. (I don't want muc
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Well, now that I've got the PCMCIA issue figured out, I'm having trouble re-installing
(last time I got it to work I pretty much got lucky).
I'm using the "low-memory" diskette image I downloaded, and what happens is this:
During the initial setup using the low-memory version, it has you create
> > guest. It worked fine until I reboot the PC. now I see only "Li"
> at
> > prompt, can neither
> > boot NT nor Linux.
> >
> > It seems I will have to reinstall linux, or is there a simpler
> solution?
Boot from Debian boot floppy. Switch to the 2nd console and hit
enter. Mount your root par
Create 2 swap partitions (split the original in 2 pieces). Use one during
the initial phase of installation, and then use the other one during the rest
of the process. Once you're done, just make sure that your machine is using
both swap partitions so you don't waste any of it.
On Wednesday
thinkpad T21. (or T20)
they're powerhouses, light (4.6 lb), have cd/dvd support, are super
reliable, ibm supports linux on them (well, not winmodems and maybe not the
internal NIC) and I've had a bunch of thinkpads w/ linux and they've been
great. I've even got a 760-EL (p133) that I still use fr
A more simple way if you don't have a linux floppy disk is to use the command
fdisk /MBR
after a boot on a Windows floppy disk.
Séparateur de messages
Objet : Re: Help, howto remove lilo from MBR!
Auteur :Andrei Popov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date : 01/02/0
Hey it looks like that worked yer a genius - can't believe I didn't think of that
myself ;)
-Original Message-
From:Robert Guthrie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:Thu, 1 Feb 2001 09:48:56 -0600
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Low-Memory Diskette Install
> thinkpad T21. (or T20)
>
> they're powerhouses, light (4.6 lb), have cd/dvd support, are super
> reliable, ibm supports linux on them (well, not winmodems and maybe not the
> internal NIC) and I've had a bunch of thinkpads w/ linux and they've been
> great. I've even got a 760-EL (p133) that I
On Thu, Feb 01, 2001 at 05:38:56PM -0800, Heather wrote:
> * video chipset that is -actually- supported by X 4. I'm strongly
> interested in moving that direction, but since my current systems
> work, I'm not terribly interested in half measures or putting up
> with bleedi
> "Heather" == Heather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Heather> Anyways I have to agree that if you're buying from IBM - at least
Heather> at the moment - you're at least supporting a company that cares
Heather> somewhat about linux users' opinions.
You'd think so, eh? Remember, we
Sorry for that last post, I accidentally hit send. Here's the full version of
what I wanted to send:
> "Heather" == Heather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Heather> Anyways I have to agree that if you're buying from IBM - at least
Heather> at the moment - you're at least supporting a c
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