When you choose linux at boot time, append the "video=vga16:off" after
linux, like:
boot: Linux video=vga16:off
Then if you haven't installed x-window-system, you'll get the console.
Log in, and edit the /etc/lilo.conf file:
there is a line:
# append=""
after that write:
append="video=vga16:off"
hi,
i want to enable sleep state 4 (S4 -suspend to disk) from /proc/acpi/sleep,
but i doesn't work.
I've tried S1 and it stoped my pc, but i was unable to recover from that
(had to force a reboot).
i'm using kernel 2.4.20 with acpi patch 20021212-2.4.20 and
asus_l3c_acpi patch too.
How can
> How can i get Suspend to Disk to work??
http://tuxmobil.org/asus_l3800c_e.html
Werner
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Hi,
I have a strange problem: I run linux progress patch (LPP) for
displaying nice graphical logo during the boot. My splash screen is
large (1024x768), and my console is therefore set to /dev/tty2 (to avoid
cluttering up the boot screen).
I can work normally since the system is up; it happens, h
Hello,
I have a Dell Inspiron 8200 - NVidia Ge Force 2 - kernel 2.4.20 - debian woody
I managed to use all hardware with linux except:
1) suspend mode under X - I patched the NVidia driver, and I get the
notebook to suspend, but I can't resume session
2) use the winmodem for sending and receivi
The other day I had a serious problem with my Debian laptop. I rarely
run it on batteries but a couple of days ago I did just that. After it
had been idle for around 2 hours I went to try and use it. No response
to any keys, so I powered it down. When it came back up the Debian
partition was totall
I run Debian on my Latitude XPi, and something similar has happened. The
battery will still run down during a suspend, and if it goes dry, it is the
same as pulling the plug on a desktop. Even though I don't run ext3 here and
don't know what the Debian policy is on startup, I know on Redhat, w
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 17:25, Gary Hennigan wrote:
> The other day I had a serious problem with my Debian laptop. I rarely
> run it on batteries but a couple of days ago I did just that. After it
> had been idle for around 2 hours I went to try and use it. No response
> to any keys, so I powered it do
"Gary Hennigan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The laptop is a Dell Latitude C840 and the partition type was ext3. It
> was running a mixed testing/unstable version of Debian. I'd really
> like to avoid a repeat of that problem, so if anyone knows what could
> cause such an occurance I'd appreciate
I got my work cut out for me ... here I go,
I would like to install Debian onto an older laptop. I am not interested in
installing X, this system will be used for hacking (no not cracking).
Specs:
IBM Thinkpad 390 (just the 390)
Floppy Drive
2 PCMCIA Slots
Panasonic SCSI 4x CD-ROM with a SCSI-PC
Dit e-mail adres bestaat niet
On 27 Mar 2003 09:25:56 -0700
"Gary Hennigan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The other day I had a serious problem with my Debian laptop. I rarely
> run it on batteries but a couple of days ago I did just that. After it
> had been idle for around 2 hours I went to try and use it. No response
> to an
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yes, I had the same thing happen, with the same results. My battery
> wasn't run down either; I believe it tried some sort of suspend it
> wasn't configured for.
>
> I turned off suspend in the BIOS.
Indeed, I've got an Omnibook 5500/5700 hybrid, and
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
hi there
i noticed something strange today.
i had my display manager as gdm for a while. somehow i thought it was
slow. therefore i switched to xdm. and now everything in netscape (except
the message body) is big. i reverted to gdm and i got back my n
What modules(s) do I need to install for a Zonet,
Zen1100 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet 16 bit card on a
ThinkPad380ED? Do I have to write anything into any
files in order to get on the Internet?
Thanks, Hearthstone.
=
A penny more. Should we, the people, be sincere about wanting a real peac
On Thu, 2003-03-27 at 10:12, Marco Menchise wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a Dell Inspiron 8200 - NVidia Ge Force 2 - kernel 2.4.20 - debian woody
>
> I managed to use all hardware with linux except:
>
> 1) suspend mode under X - I patched the NVidia driver, and I get the
> notebook to suspend, but
Hello list members,
I wonder if anyone could help we with this problem:
Whe I tried to install Debian 3.0 (from 3 CD set) the screen resolution
during the installation process was wrong - it seemed that about four or
five lines of text were missing from the bottom of the screen! This
meant that
debian-laptop:您好!
We are QINGFENG GROUP CO.
We manufacture & export:Urea Formaldehyde Molding Compound (Type: Injection
& Compression;
Granular & Powder; Comply to the standard of GB 13454-92, JIS K6911 and
UL-94);
Melamine Molding Powder; Glazing Powder (Over-Lay Resin);
Allison, Jason (JALLISON) wrote:
I got my work cut out for me ... here I go,
I would like to install Debian onto an older laptop. I am not interested in
installing X, this system will be used for hacking (no not cracking).
Specs:
IBM Thinkpad 390 (just the 390)
Floppy Drive
2 PCMCIA Slots
Pana
On Fri, 28 Mar 2003 00:18:49 -
"Richard Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> during the installation process was wrong - it seemed that about four
> or five lines of text were missing from the bottom of the screen!
> This meant that I couldn't see all the options properly and so
> couldn't car
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When you choose linux at boot time, append the "video=vga16:off" after
linux, like:
boot: Linux video=vga16:off
Then if you haven't installed x-window-system, you'll get the console.
Log in, and edit the /etc/lilo.conf file:
there is a line:
# append=""
after that write:
append="video=vga16:off"
hi,
i want to enable sleep state 4 (S4 -suspend to disk) from /proc/acpi/sleep,
but i doesn't work.
I've tried S1 and it stoped my pc, but i was unable to recover from that
(had to force a reboot).
i'm using kernel 2.4.20 with acpi patch 20021212-2.4.20 and
asus_l3c_acpi patch too.
How can i ge
> How can i get Suspend to Disk to work??
http://tuxmobil.org/asus_l3800c_e.html
Werner
--
|=| Werner Heuser = Keplerstr. 11A = D-10589 Berlin = Germany
|=| T. 0049 - (0)30 - 349 53 86
|=| http://TuxMobil.orgUniX on Mobile Systems: HOWTOs,Software
|*| This is no time for phony rhet
Hi,
I have a strange problem: I run linux progress patch (LPP) for
displaying nice graphical logo during the boot. My splash screen is
large (1024x768), and my console is therefore set to /dev/tty2 (to avoid
cluttering up the boot screen).
I can work normally since the system is up; it happens, h
Hello,
I have a Dell Inspiron 8200 - NVidia Ge Force 2 - kernel 2.4.20 - debian woody
I managed to use all hardware with linux except:
1) suspend mode under X - I patched the NVidia driver, and I get the
notebook to suspend, but I can't resume session
2) use the winmodem for sending and receivi
The other day I had a serious problem with my Debian laptop. I rarely
run it on batteries but a couple of days ago I did just that. After it
had been idle for around 2 hours I went to try and use it. No response
to any keys, so I powered it down. When it came back up the Debian
partition was totall
I run Debian on my Latitude XPi, and something similar has happened. The battery will
still run down during a suspend, and if it goes dry, it is the same as pulling the
plug on a desktop. Even though I don't run ext3 here and don't know what the Debian
policy is on startup, I know on Redhat, w
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 17:25, Gary Hennigan wrote:
> The other day I had a serious problem with my Debian laptop. I rarely
> run it on batteries but a couple of days ago I did just that. After it
> had been idle for around 2 hours I went to try and use it. No response
> to any keys, so I powered it do
"Gary Hennigan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The laptop is a Dell Latitude C840 and the partition type was ext3. It
> was running a mixed testing/unstable version of Debian. I'd really
> like to avoid a repeat of that problem, so if anyone knows what could
> cause such an occurance I'd appreciate
I got my work cut out for me ... here I go,
I would like to install Debian onto an older laptop. I am not interested in
installing X, this system will be used for hacking (no not cracking).
Specs:
IBM Thinkpad 390 (just the 390)
Floppy Drive
2 PCMCIA Slots
Panasonic SCSI 4x CD-ROM with a SCSI-PC
Dit e-mail adres bestaat niet
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On 27 Mar 2003 09:25:56 -0700
"Gary Hennigan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The other day I had a serious problem with my Debian laptop. I rarely
> run it on batteries but a couple of days ago I did just that. After it
> had been idle for around 2 hours I went to try and use it. No response
> to an
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yes, I had the same thing happen, with the same results. My battery
> wasn't run down either; I believe it tried some sort of suspend it
> wasn't configured for.
>
> I turned off suspend in the BIOS.
Indeed, I've got an Omnibook 5500/5700 hybrid, and
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
hi there
i noticed something strange today.
i had my display manager as gdm for a while. somehow i thought it was
slow. therefore i switched to xdm. and now everything in netscape (except
the message body) is big. i reverted to gdm and i got back my n
What modules(s) do I need to install for a Zonet,
Zen1100 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet 16 bit card on a
ThinkPad380ED? Do I have to write anything into any
files in order to get on the Internet?
Thanks, Hearthstone.
=
A penny more. Should we, the people, be sincere about wanting a real peac
On Thu, 2003-03-27 at 10:12, Marco Menchise wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a Dell Inspiron 8200 - NVidia Ge Force 2 - kernel 2.4.20 - debian woody
>
> I managed to use all hardware with linux except:
>
> 1) suspend mode under X - I patched the NVidia driver, and I get the
> notebook to suspend, but
Hello list members,
I wonder if anyone could help we with this problem:
Whe I tried to install Debian 3.0 (from 3 CD set) the screen resolution
during the installation process was wrong - it seemed that about four or
five lines of text were missing from the bottom of the screen! This
meant that
debian-laptop:您好!
We are QINGFENG GROUP CO.
We manufacture & export:Urea Formaldehyde Molding Compound (Type: Injection &
Compression;
Granular & Powder; Comply to the standard of GB 13454-92, JIS K6911 and UL-94);
Melamine Molding Powder; Glazing Powder (Over-Lay Resin);
P
Allison, Jason (JALLISON) wrote:
I got my work cut out for me ... here I go,
I would like to install Debian onto an older laptop. I am not interested in
installing X, this system will be used for hacking (no not cracking).
Specs:
IBM Thinkpad 390 (just the 390)
Floppy Drive
2 PCMCIA Slots
Panason
On Fri, 28 Mar 2003 00:18:49 -
"Richard Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> during the installation process was wrong - it seemed that about four
> or five lines of text were missing from the bottom of the screen!
> This meant that I couldn't see all the options properly and so
> couldn't car
Dear listmaster,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Dit e-mail adres bestaat niet
please could you unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] to avoid these kind
of reply?
Thanks in advance.
--
Magic is always the best solution -- especially reliable magic.
--
François TOURDE - tourde.org - 23 rue Bernard G
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