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i asked this maybe a few days ago, but nobody did any replay so i post again,
and hope that this time there are some people who may help me :-)
i use kernel
2.2.19 / 2.4.3
and pcmcia-cs-3.1.25 and deb
> Can I get the touch pad and the ps2 mouse I'm using both to work?
I have an external PS/2 mouse on my toshiba laptop. The internal mouse
replacement seems to be a PS/2 device. It does not work when I have the
external mouse connected. I have one mouse section in XF86Config. I
don't think the
On Sat, Mar 31, 2001 at 04:00:15PM -0500, Dave Linsalata wrote:
> I was wondering - if I have an udma66 HD, can I use the udma66 installation
> disk set to install Debian with the HD on the ata/66 channel? Or do I still
> have to switch it to the ata/33 channel to install it?
Possibly this Problem
Hi Eric,
usually a touch pad is using the same PS/2 port an external PS/2 mouse is
using (/dev/psaux). My HP Omnibook does some scanning at bootup. If the
external mouse is connected it disables the touch pad. If I boot it without
the mouse and connect the mouse after bootup, both - touch pad and
On Wed, Apr 04, 2001 at 09:02:59PM -0400, Alain blanchetot wrote:
> I am very new in Linux. I have an PCMCIA ethernexpress pro/100
> installed (16 bits). I am only interested in using the modem connection.
> The card is recognized and works on my VAIO computer. However, downloading
> is ve
What make/model laptop have you got?
I have an Dell Inspiron 3700 - depending on the BIOS settings it will
either
a) Ignore the touchpad when a PS/2 mouse is plugged in
or b) Use both - if you move one, then the other will be disabled for
the next few seconds.
Either way, it appears
Yesterday I finally managed to get the last part of my new A21m notebook
working (this excludes IrDA, for which I have no use). This does include
fullscreen, regionfree DVD playback and the modem. If anyone has any
questions feel free to get in touch. If there is enough interest I will
try and put
> Yesterday I finally managed to get the last part of my new A21m notebook
> working (this excludes IrDA, for which I have no use). This does include
> fullscreen, regionfree DVD playback and the modem. If anyone has any
> questions feel free to get in touch. If there is enough interest I will
> tr
On Thu, Apr 05, 2001 at 08:22:19AM +0200, Andreas Tille wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 31, 2001 at 04:00:15PM -0500, Dave Linsalata wrote:
> > I was wondering - if I have an udma66 HD, can I use the udma66 installation
> > disk set to install Debian with the HD on the ata/66 channel? Or do I still
> > have
Eric Richardson wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Can I get the touch pad and the ps2 mouse I'm using both to work?
>
I have a UMAX 533T which is no longer made but works pretty good. I
checked the manual and indeed the touch pad is a ps2 device which
explains why it worked fine before I plugged the mouse in and
Eric Richardson wrote:
>
> I haven't checked whether bios supports both but I don't remember a
> setting for this.
Bios doesn't have any settings for supporting both. If the mouse is
plugged in the pad doesn't work and if it's unplugged the pad works with
no rebooting or anything - interesting.
greetings
ive just finnished my first debian install every thing was default
except i added the eepro100 netcard. on first reboot with
floppy it stalls at inetd. any suggestions?
hardware is a dell inspiron 8000.i cant seem to find much relating to
this and i am new enough to completely miss th
Has anyone managed to get the sound card to work on any of
these non-mwave thinkpad models?? They all use the same DOS
utility (svaudio.exe) to make the sound card
soundblaster 'compatible.' But after loading the correct
DOS drivers and soft-booting linux via loadlin, I still
can't make it wo
I am looking to buy a new laptop to replace my slightly aging Fujitsu
lifebook, (which will soldier on as a route/firewall...) I was wondering
if anyone has suggestions on a good choice with the following criteria
14-15" active matrix at least 1024x768 res.
256+MB ram possible.
Modular optical dri
On Apr 04, 2001, Peter Cordes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> apt-get install aumix
> If aumix doesn't do it, then you're probably out of luck. However, you
> could try alsa, in case it has better support. http://alsa-project.org/
Thanks, I'll give that a try.
> > Another issue I have with th
On Thu, Apr 05, 2001 at 07:26:46PM -0500, John R. Sheets wrote:
> On Apr 04, 2001, Peter Cordes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Another issue I have with the maestro3 driver is that depmod -a keeps
> > > complaining about unresolved symbols. I suppose I may have compiled
> > > it against the wron
hello again
does anyone know of some documentation dealing with a debian install on a
dell inspiron 8000 (maybe even a step by step :>) i cannot seem to get
anywere with this thing. ive searched many hours and cannot seem to find
any docs at all other than X related issues.
eric-
Hola~
I've got a Dell Inspiron 8000 with unstable running on it. Is there a specific
question you have? I just went to Linux for laptops:
http://www.linux-laptop.net/
which provides several somewhat complete descriptions of what to do. Dell also
allows you to customize the hw a good deal, so
Hi Eric,
usually a touch pad is using the same PS/2 port an external PS/2 mouse is
using (/dev/psaux). My HP Omnibook does some scanning at bootup. If the
external mouse is connected it disables the touch pad. If I boot it without
the mouse and connect the mouse after bootup, both - touch pad an
On Wed, Apr 04, 2001 at 09:02:59PM -0400, Alain blanchetot wrote:
> I am very new in Linux. I have an PCMCIA ethernexpress pro/100
> installed (16 bits). I am only interested in using the modem connection.
> The card is recognized and works on my VAIO computer. However, downloading
> is v
What make/model laptop have you got?
I have an Dell Inspiron 3700 - depending on the BIOS settings it will
either
a) Ignore the touchpad when a PS/2 mouse is plugged in
or b) Use both - if you move one, then the other will be disabled for
the next few seconds.
Either way, it appears
Yesterday I finally managed to get the last part of my new A21m notebook
working (this excludes IrDA, for which I have no use). This does include
fullscreen, regionfree DVD playback and the modem. If anyone has any
questions feel free to get in touch. If there is enough interest I will
try and put
> Yesterday I finally managed to get the last part of my new A21m notebook
> working (this excludes IrDA, for which I have no use). This does include
> fullscreen, regionfree DVD playback and the modem. If anyone has any
> questions feel free to get in touch. If there is enough interest I will
> t
On Thu, Apr 05, 2001 at 08:22:19AM +0200, Andreas Tille wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 31, 2001 at 04:00:15PM -0500, Dave Linsalata wrote:
> > I was wondering - if I have an udma66 HD, can I use the udma66 installation
> > disk set to install Debian with the HD on the ata/66 channel? Or do I still
> > have
Eric Richardson wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Can I get the touch pad and the ps2 mouse I'm using both to work?
>
I have a UMAX 533T which is no longer made but works pretty good. I
checked the manual and indeed the touch pad is a ps2 device which
explains why it worked fine before I plugged the mouse in an
Eric Richardson wrote:
>
> I haven't checked whether bios supports both but I don't remember a
> setting for this.
Bios doesn't have any settings for supporting both. If the mouse is
plugged in the pad doesn't work and if it's unplugged the pad works with
no rebooting or anything - interesting.
greetings
ive just finnished my first debian install every thing was default
except i added the eepro100 netcard. on first reboot with
floppy it stalls at inetd. any suggestions?
hardware is a dell inspiron 8000.i cant seem to find much relating to
this and i am new enough to completely miss t
Has anyone managed to get the sound card to work on any of
these non-mwave thinkpad models?? They all use the same DOS
utility (svaudio.exe) to make the sound card
soundblaster 'compatible.' But after loading the correct
DOS drivers and soft-booting linux via loadlin, I still
can't make it w
I am looking to buy a new laptop to replace my slightly aging Fujitsu
lifebook, (which will soldier on as a route/firewall...) I was wondering
if anyone has suggestions on a good choice with the following criteria
14-15" active matrix at least 1024x768 res.
256+MB ram possible.
Modular optical dr
On Apr 04, 2001, Peter Cordes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> apt-get install aumix
> If aumix doesn't do it, then you're probably out of luck. However, you
> could try alsa, in case it has better support. http://alsa-project.org/
Thanks, I'll give that a try.
> > Another issue I have with t
On Thu, Apr 05, 2001 at 07:26:46PM -0500, John R. Sheets wrote:
> On Apr 04, 2001, Peter Cordes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Another issue I have with the maestro3 driver is that depmod -a keeps
> > > complaining about unresolved symbols. I suppose I may have compiled
> > > it against the wro
hello again
does anyone know of some documentation dealing with a debian install on a
dell inspiron 8000 (maybe even a step by step :>) i cannot seem to get
anywere with this thing. ive searched many hours and cannot seem to find
any docs at all other than X related issues.
eric-
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Hola~
I've got a Dell Inspiron 8000 with unstable running on it. Is there a specific
question you have? I just went to Linux for laptops:
http://www.linux-laptop.net/
which provides several somewhat complete descriptions of what to do. Dell also
allows you to customize the hw a good deal, s
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