Hubert Chan wrote:
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Max> Everything compiled beautifully, I installed both of the packages.
Max> Because alsaconf was run before installation, alsa-modules detected
Max> a /etc/alsa/modutils/0.5 file at instalation, and seems to have
Max> copied it to /etc/asla/modutils/0.9. Then i've rea
Sorry for the badky written post. I should make myself a little more clear.
What I wanted to say was that libesd0 works and libesd-alsa0 doesn't.
What's strange is that i've got libarts-alsa and arts startrs up just
fine...
Max
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I have one laptop HP omnibook XE3. The winmodem ess56cvm pci don't work in
linux??? What's solution??? How to make dial-up internet conections
with this modem???
I'm a Brasilian, and my english is very simple for write, sorry! But I
can read in english perfectly.
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On Saturday 16 March 2002 11:43 am, Márcio de Araújo Benedito wrote:
> I have one laptop HP omnibook XE3. The winmodem ess56cvm pci don't work in
> linux??? What's solution??? How to make dial-up internet conections
> with this modem???
If there are n
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> "Max" == Max Koszela <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Max> Well, I've solved the problem, at least to some extent.Alsa now
Max> loads at bootup and even unloads at suspend, but neither esd-alsa0
Max> or alsaplayer-alsa seem to see any acceptable soun
> I really appreciate all your kind words. I might try to install the hd into
> another working Toshiba, and see if that would work. Then I would have an
> option if loadlin goes sour. Yet, I would still like to identify useable vs
> non-useable floppy drives :)
Well, I've had extremely good
Hubert Chan wrote:
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>
> Max> Everything compiled beautifully, I installed both of the packages.
> Max> Because alsaconf was run before installation, alsa-modules detected
> Max> a /etc/alsa/modutils/0.5 file at instalation, and seems to have
> Max> copied it to /etc/asla/modutils/0.9. Th
Sorry for the badky written post. I should make myself a little more clear.
What I wanted to say was that libesd0 works and libesd-alsa0 doesn't.
What's strange is that i've got libarts-alsa and arts startrs up just
fine...
Max
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/"\
\ / ASCII RIBBON CAMPAIGN
X AG
I have one laptop HP omnibook XE3. The winmodem ess56cvm pci don't work in
linux??? What's solution??? How to make dial-up internet conections
with this modem???
I'm a Brasilian, and my english is very simple for write, sorry! But I
can read in english perfectly.
[]'s
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Márcio de Araújo Bened
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On Saturday 16 March 2002 11:43 am, Márcio de Araújo Benedito wrote:
> I have one laptop HP omnibook XE3. The winmodem ess56cvm pci don't work in
> linux??? What's solution??? How to make dial-up internet conections
> with this modem???
If there are
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> "Max" == Max Koszela <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Max> Well, I've solved the problem, at least to some extent.Alsa now
Max> loads at bootup and even unloads at suspend, but neither esd-alsa0
Max> or alsaplayer-alsa seem to see any acceptable sou
> I really appreciate all your kind words. I might try to install the hd into
> another working Toshiba, and see if that would work. Then I would have an
> option if loadlin goes sour. Yet, I would still like to identify useable vs
> non-useable floppy drives :)
Well, I've had extremely goo
Is the Woody version better?
I can't get into a graphic or
in a gnome/ environment.
and when I startx it says
the server crash and the mouse
is not there .I
know the XF86Config
files are not configured. I need some
help on how to configure XF86config
and xserver. I got as far as the black
doted
Im trying to configure my mouse for a
Sony Vaio PCG-F340-360 series. How
do you get the mouse pad to work and
get past startx into some graphic mode
with Gnome.
Shaun Bokowski
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