If I use "halt" to turn off my Thinkpad 560X, and the lid is open,
it works just fine and automatically turns off the power via APM.
However, if the lid is closed and I try to turn it off (via serial
terminal), it doesn't cut off the power but instead
beeps for a few times and when I open the lid
I'd like to locally mirror woody on my laptop. But I'm not quite sure
whether I got enough diskspace left. Does anyone know, how much disk
space a complete i386 architecture of woody needs?
And by the way: Has anyone experience with Joey Hess 'debmirror' script.
Does it work? Wich version?
Tanks,
> Hi!
>
> I'm running Debian sid with a plain 2.4.16 kernel, acpi & i8k
> drivers enabled, bios is A17.
> The Fn-Esc (suspend) combination is handled by acpi (acpid installed),
> Fn-PgUp (volume++), Fn-PgDown (volume--) and Fn-End (mute) are reported
> correctly by i8kutils' i8kctl -
> but the re
Hallo Simon,
* Simon Alder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [03-12-01 12:22]:
> I'd like to locally mirror woody on my laptop. But I'm not quite sure
> whether I got enough diskspace left. Does anyone know, how much disk
> space a complete i386 architecture of woody needs?
If you take apt-move mirror and dow
Hi!
I am going to buy a notebook, and from what I think the IBM ThinkPad A30
would be a nice one.
I got some questions: Does anybody know wether the screen resolution of
1400x1050 with the ATI Mobility Radeon does work well under X? It seems
quite uncommon.
The ethernet is from Intel, isn't it?
Quoting Martin Hermanowski on Mon, Dec 03, 2001 at 09:17:42PM +0100:
> Hi!
>
> I am going to buy a notebook, and from what I think the IBM ThinkPad A30
> would be a nice one.
>
> I got some questions: Does anybody know wether the screen resolution of
> 1400x1050 with the ATI Mobility Radeon does
One more question: Does the IR-Port work with linux?
On Mon, Dec 03, 2001 at 03:30:35PM -0500, Michael Kaminsky wrote:
> I have an A30p which is really quite nice. I made a post to
> debian-user a couple weeks ago with some additional info (there was a
> small thread). I've got the ATI working
I have a small issue with the PCMCIA card services package, and I was
wondering if I might need to go to the sources for the package to fix it,
or if there is some way to fix my issue.
Basically, I have a wireless ethernet card for my laptop, and using it
with the PCMCIA cardmgr program causes a
hi,
I got a problem with networkinterface sis900 and kernel 2.4.13.
With kernel 2.2.19 this problem doesn't exist.
I got a flatrate and use a dhcp client for getting my ip-address
The problem:
the networkcard-module sis900 is recognized by both kernels. But when
getting to the boot-section: "con
Hi,
Any day now a new IBM X22 laptop will be turning up and I'm planning how
its going to be configured...
I've found divine, intuitively and laptop-netconf which all appear to do
roughly the same thing... what is best? The laptop will be running in
a variety of configurations:
* home, connec
> > Who is HC?
My appologies for CC'ing the list on what was meant as a
private forward/reply. Meant to correct it before I hit
y (mutt for send).
My correspondent (HC) contributes...
> I'll add a #15: Lotus Notes splits up the SMTP headers and stores them
> separately in an internal format,
>>"Alec" == Alec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alec> I'm wondering what everyone's motivation is for using Linux on a laptop
Alec> instead of Cygwin + Windows.
Why would one want a slow, bloated PDA that crashes often and
does not come bundled in with a decent type setting system tha
Manoj Srivastava wrote:
>>>"Alec" == Alec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>
>
> Alec> I'm wondering what everyone's motivation is for using Linux on a laptop
> Alec> instead of Cygwin + Windows.
>
> Why would one want a slow, bloated PDA that crashes often and
> does not come bundled in
On Mon, Dec 03, 2001 at 11:21:12PM +, Ross Burton wrote:
> I've found divine, intuitively and laptop-netconf which all appear to do
> roughly the same thing... what is best? The laptop will be running in
> a variety of configurations:
>
> * home, connected to LAN (and net via IP NAT on my d
If I use "halt" to turn off my Thinkpad 560X, and the lid is open,
it works just fine and automatically turns off the power via APM.
However, if the lid is closed and I try to turn it off (via serial
terminal), it doesn't cut off the power but instead
beeps for a few times and when I open the lid
I'd like to locally mirror woody on my laptop. But I'm not quite sure
whether I got enough diskspace left. Does anyone know, how much disk
space a complete i386 architecture of woody needs?
And by the way: Has anyone experience with Joey Hess 'debmirror' script.
Does it work? Wich version?
Tanks,
> Hi!
>
> I'm running Debian sid with a plain 2.4.16 kernel, acpi & i8k
> drivers enabled, bios is A17.
> The Fn-Esc (suspend) combination is handled by acpi (acpid installed),
> Fn-PgUp (volume++), Fn-PgDown (volume--) and Fn-End (mute) are reported
> correctly by i8kutils' i8kctl -
> but the rem
Hallo Simon,
* Simon Alder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [03-12-01 12:22]:
> I'd like to locally mirror woody on my laptop. But I'm not quite sure
> whether I got enough diskspace left. Does anyone know, how much disk
> space a complete i386 architecture of woody needs?
If you take apt-move mirror and down
Hi!
I am going to buy a notebook, and from what I think the IBM ThinkPad A30
would be a nice one.
I got some questions: Does anybody know wether the screen resolution of
1400x1050 with the ATI Mobility Radeon does work well under X? It seems
quite uncommon.
The ethernet is from Intel, isn't it? I
Quoting Martin Hermanowski on Mon, Dec 03, 2001 at 09:17:42PM +0100:
> Hi!
>
> I am going to buy a notebook, and from what I think the IBM ThinkPad A30
> would be a nice one.
>
> I got some questions: Does anybody know wether the screen resolution of
> 1400x1050 with the ATI Mobility Radeon does
One more question: Does the IR-Port work with linux?
On Mon, Dec 03, 2001 at 03:30:35PM -0500, Michael Kaminsky wrote:
> I have an A30p which is really quite nice. I made a post to
> debian-user a couple weeks ago with some additional info (there was a
> small thread). I've got the ATI working w
I have a small issue with the PCMCIA card services package, and I was
wondering if I might need to go to the sources for the package to fix it,
or if there is some way to fix my issue.
Basically, I have a wireless ethernet card for my laptop, and using it
with the PCMCIA cardmgr program causes a s
hi,
I got a problem with networkinterface sis900 and kernel 2.4.13.
With kernel 2.2.19 this problem doesn't exist.
I got a flatrate and use a dhcp client for getting my ip-address
The problem:
the networkcard-module sis900 is recognized by both kernels. But when
getting to the boot-section: "conf
Hi,
Any day now a new IBM X22 laptop will be turning up and I'm planning how
its going to be configured...
I've found divine, intuitively and laptop-netconf which all appear to do
roughly the same thing... what is best? The laptop will be running in
a variety of configurations:
* home, connect
> > Who is HC?
My appologies for CC'ing the list on what was meant as a
private forward/reply. Meant to correct it before I hit
y (mutt for send).
My correspondent (HC) contributes...
> I'll add a #15: Lotus Notes splits up the SMTP headers and stores them
> separately in an internal format, m
>>"Alec" == Alec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alec> I'm wondering what everyone's motivation is for using Linux on a laptop
Alec> instead of Cygwin + Windows.
Why would one want a slow, bloated PDA that crashes often and
does not come bundled in with a decent type setting system that
Manoj Srivastava wrote:
"Alec" == Alec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alec> I'm wondering what everyone's motivation is for using Linux on a laptop
Alec> instead of Cygwin + Windows.
Why would one want a slow, bloated PDA that crashes often and
does not come bundled in with a dece
On Mon, Dec 03, 2001 at 11:21:12PM +, Ross Burton wrote:
> I've found divine, intuitively and laptop-netconf which all appear to do
> roughly the same thing... what is best? The laptop will be running in
> a variety of configurations:
>
> * home, connected to LAN (and net via IP NAT on my de
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