on Mon, Oct 01, 2001 at 01:31:36AM +0200, Martin Skøtt ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> Hi
> I got Debian testing running on my Thinkpad T22 a couple of months ago thanks
> to this list and it has been working almost like a charm ever since :-)
> The problem is that I am experiencing random lockups of
On Tue, Oct 02, 2001 at 08:28:26PM +0200, Martin Sk?tt wrote:
> OK, my machine just crashed again, but this time when it just stood there
> running Star Office while I was reading when it locked up. Its starting to get
> really annoying. How are your experiences with delivering IBM equipment for
On Tue, Oct 02, 2001 at 10:18:48PM -0700, Karsten M. Self wrote:
> Things I'd check:
>
> - Memory.
Hmm, should I try memtest86
> - Swap partition corruption.
How do I test that?
> - System logs.
They are absolutely empty. The first indication I get in the logs is when the
machine reboots.
>
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Usually if you return a computer desktop or laptop to the manufacture for
repair they have their own diagnostic programs that they run to test it. So
it shouldn't matter what you are running on the hard drive. They will more
than likely plug their own hard drive in to run tests or use a bootable
fl
Thanks for all your suggestions.
To make things more difficult, of course, we cannot now install Win98 over
Win2k, because the Win98 installer will not run from within NT, i.e., it too
would require a boot disk or bootable CD. It seems that Win2k won't easily
budge.
The best recommendation I have
"Bruce Best (CRO)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks for all your suggestions.
>
> To make things more difficult, of course, we cannot now install
> Win98 over Win2k, because the Win98 installer will not run from
> within NT, i.e., it too would require a boot disk or bootable CD. It
> seems th
Gustaf Erikson writes:
> "Bruce Best (CRO)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Thanks for all your suggestions.
> >
> > To make things more difficult, of course, we cannot now install
> > Win98 over Win2k, because the Win98 installer will not run from
> > within NT, i.e., it too would requ
Hmmm.. I'd thought of looking into a netboot as a solution, but have no idea
of how to do it. There did not appear to be any such option in the BIOS,
which has only "Floppy, CD, Hard Drive" as boot options. Having neither the
floppy or CD, this of course leaves...
Is it possible to do a net boot f
Hi out there,
I tried, but it seems I lack the experience needed to solve this. I hope
some kind soul on the list can help me out.
Today I've installed potato on a Compaq Armada M300, which was easy
enough to do. After I finished the base install without X I did some of
the necessary stuff, like
Thought I'd take another look at booting my Debian install from a Zip (or
booting to DOS, then using loadlin); I went to the Iomega site and looked
around. I found the following rather troubling "answer", at
http://www.iomega.com/support/documents/10372.html,
"At this time, Iomega® does not suppo
Thanks for the link, but it appears that USB Zip drives are not bootable, at
least according to this page (and I haven't seen anything to contradict it);
http://pw1.netcom.com/~deepone/zipjaz/special.html#boot
Bruce
>-Original Message-
>From: Gustaf Erikson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Dear HdV,
I've upgraded to woody on my armada E500 but installed it as potato. X ran
fine on it. It has the same graphic cards so it must work on your system too.
No screens found means the total of the xserver is not installed. try
xserver-xfree86 or something. You'r almost there...
Suc6 R
Hi
I don't know that to install on my Dell Laptop, Debian or Mandrake.
Mandrake claims to have something like apt-get, do you know if it
works as good as you apt-get (I have heard a lot of positive things
about Debain apt-get).
Well... Give me some buzzwords, why should I prefer Debian?
--
Med v
Attached is an X config file that works with my ATI Rage 128 Mobility
LF and 1400x1050 LCD (IBM model ITSX93). Maybe it will help.
Vince Virgilio
# XF86Config-4 (XFree86 server configuration file) generated by Dexconf, the
# Debian X Configuration tool, using values from the debconf database.
#
#
Hello All,
Trying to get an install of Potato going on a Dell Latitude
C800, but the PC Card Services doesn't seem to want to play. The
system locks hard immediately after /etc/init.d/pcmcia is started.
Most of the time the laptop will actually power down shortly after the
lockup, sometim
I am having some very strange behaviour from my system clock. I am not sure
whether it is a kernel problem or not.
The problem is that my kernel does not keep consistent time. It doesn't have a
regular drift, but instead jumps radically every once in a while. I have had
this problem since swi
Hi there.
What comes to choosing between the two, it's personal preference that
matters. I myself recommend Debian: I love it myself, and yes, apt-get is
great. Then again, I haven't used Mandrake, but haven't heard a single
positive comment about it, other than that it is easy to install; many
Thank you! 'chipset VESA' works beautifully.
Though not without a little effort. 'vgatest' first complained that
src/driver.h/MAX_REGS was not large enough, so I installed the source
package, and recompiled with the recommended value. After that vgatest
ran, but was corrupting my console's font.
Teppo Hytönen wrote:
Giving a list about what's good in Debian would take a while, I don't
think I'll even start on that, hehe : )
I gave it a try a while ago, and came up with the list at
http://lyre.mit.edu/~powell/debian.html . Additions/corrections welcome.
It would be cool to have a ge
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> "Søren" == Søren Neigaard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Søren> Hi I don't know that to install on my Dell Laptop, Debian or
Søren> Mandrake. Mandrake claims to have something like apt-get, do you
Søren> know if it works as good as you apt-get (I
On Tue, Oct 02, 2001 at 08:28:26PM +0200, Martin Sk?tt wrote:
> OK, my machine just crashed again, but this time when it just stood there
> running Star Office while I was reading when it locked up. Its starting to get
> really annoying. How are your experiences with delivering IBM equipment for
On Tue, Oct 02, 2001 at 10:18:48PM -0700, Karsten M. Self wrote:
> Things I'd check:
>
> - Memory.
Hmm, should I try memtest86
> - Swap partition corruption.
How do I test that?
> - System logs.
They are absolutely empty. The first indication I get in the logs is when the
machine reboots.
>
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Usually if you return a computer desktop or laptop to the manufacture for
repair they have their own diagnostic programs that they run to test it. So
it shouldn't matter what you are running on the hard drive. They will more
than likely plug their own hard drive in to run tests or use a bootable
f
Thanks for all your suggestions.
To make things more difficult, of course, we cannot now install Win98 over
Win2k, because the Win98 installer will not run from within NT, i.e., it too
would require a boot disk or bootable CD. It seems that Win2k won't easily
budge.
The best recommendation I hav
"Bruce Best (CRO)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks for all your suggestions.
>
> To make things more difficult, of course, we cannot now install
> Win98 over Win2k, because the Win98 installer will not run from
> within NT, i.e., it too would require a boot disk or bootable CD. It
> seems t
Gustaf Erikson writes:
> "Bruce Best (CRO)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Thanks for all your suggestions.
> >
> > To make things more difficult, of course, we cannot now install
> > Win98 over Win2k, because the Win98 installer will not run from
> > within NT, i.e., it too would req
Hmmm.. I'd thought of looking into a netboot as a solution, but have no idea
of how to do it. There did not appear to be any such option in the BIOS,
which has only "Floppy, CD, Hard Drive" as boot options. Having neither the
floppy or CD, this of course leaves...
Is it possible to do a net boot
Hi out there,
I tried, but it seems I lack the experience needed to solve this. I hope
some kind soul on the list can help me out.
Today I've installed potato on a Compaq Armada M300, which was easy
enough to do. After I finished the base install without X I did some of
the necessary stuff, like
Thought I'd take another look at booting my Debian install from a Zip (or
booting to DOS, then using loadlin); I went to the Iomega site and looked
around. I found the following rather troubling "answer", at
http://www.iomega.com/support/documents/10372.html,
"At this time, Iomega® does not supp
Thanks for the link, but it appears that USB Zip drives are not bootable, at
least according to this page (and I haven't seen anything to contradict it);
http://pw1.netcom.com/~deepone/zipjaz/special.html#boot
Bruce
>-Original Message-
>From: Gustaf Erikson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Dear HdV,
I've upgraded to woody on my armada E500 but installed it as potato. X ran
fine on it. It has the same graphic cards so it must work on your system too.
No screens found means the total of the xserver is not installed. try
xserver-xfree86 or something. You'r almost there...
Suc6 Ric
Hi
I don't know that to install on my Dell Laptop, Debian or Mandrake.
Mandrake claims to have something like apt-get, do you know if it
works as good as you apt-get (I have heard a lot of positive things
about Debain apt-get).
Well... Give me some buzzwords, why should I prefer Debian?
--
Med
Attached is an X config file that works with my ATI Rage 128 Mobility
LF and 1400x1050 LCD (IBM model ITSX93). Maybe it will help.
Vince Virgilio
# XF86Config-4 (XFree86 server configuration file) generated by Dexconf, the
# Debian X Configuration tool, using values from the debconf database.
#
Hello All,
Trying to get an install of Potato going on a Dell Latitude
C800, but the PC Card Services doesn't seem to want to play. The
system locks hard immediately after /etc/init.d/pcmcia is started.
Most of the time the laptop will actually power down shortly after the
lockup, someti
I am having some very strange behaviour from my system clock. I am not sure
whether it is a kernel problem or not.
The problem is that my kernel does not keep consistent time. It doesn't have a
regular drift, but instead jumps radically every once in a while. I have had
this problem since sw
Hi there.
What comes to choosing between the two, it's personal preference that
matters. I myself recommend Debian: I love it myself, and yes, apt-get is
great. Then again, I haven't used Mandrake, but haven't heard a single
positive comment about it, other than that it is easy to install; many
Thank you! 'chipset VESA' works beautifully.
Though not without a little effort. 'vgatest' first complained that
src/driver.h/MAX_REGS was not large enough, so I installed the source
package, and recompiled with the recommended value. After that vgatest
ran, but was corrupting my console's font
Teppo Hytönen wrote:
>Giving a list about what's good in Debian would take a while, I don't
>think I'll even start on that, hehe : )
>
I gave it a try a while ago, and came up with the list at
http://lyre.mit.edu/~powell/debian.html . Additions/corrections welcome.
It would be cool to have a g
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> "Søren" == Søren Neigaard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Søren> Hi I don't know that to install on my Dell Laptop, Debian or
Søren> Mandrake. Mandrake claims to have something like apt-get, do you
Søren> know if it works as good as you apt-get (I
Hi.
When I've put something to the clipboard under *nix before, and hit the
"paste" button in Netscape, it has correctly copied what was on the
clipboard. It didn't matter if it was copied out of a term window by
simply highlighting, or from another application.
However, right now it does not w
Hi,
I am not an expert on KDE, but I figure it out that if you want
to paste something to Netscape 4.77 the text has to be still
highlighted, otherwise nothing is pasted to Netscape. More than that
if the window where you selected the text is no longer available
is not to much to be done. You may
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