I have the same ATI card in my 2105. Check out this
page on the 2120:
http://sole.infis.univ.trieste.it/~drzeus/presario2120ea.html
Once configured it works pretty well.
--- Jean-Philippe Merienne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I have compiled kernel 2.4.21 with radeon and agp
> modules but it's
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Hi guys,
I'm thinking about buying a new laptop and after a few comparisons I've opted
for the Acer TravelMate 654LC, that has got everything I need (and I've got a
discount on it!).
I'd also like to be able to use the integrated 4-in-1 Memory Card r
...
> I'd also like to be able to use the integrated 4-in-1 Memory Card reader
> (MemoryStick, MM, SD, CF) so I can backup my personal files on something
...
I do not have hands on experience with this laptop but some integrated
cardreaders work as an USB storage device, e.g. the Xeron GrafX, wh
The unenlighten computer user said!
"What does Linux look like? Isn't it some ugly command line thingy?"
Am 16:51 2003-07-08 +0100 hat Hugh Saunders geschrieben:
>
>hello,
>Im attempting to run a laptop [vaio PCG-F304] without a hard disk. The
>plan is to have the root fs on a CF disk in a pcmcia adapter.
CAN YOU BOOT FROM THE PCMCIA ADAPTER ???
I never heared that it will work...
I use CF-Cards
Am 04:47 2003-07-08 -0400 hat James geschrieben:
>
>OK,
>
>It took me a few days, but, I decided to experiment with kernel building
>on a separate system
>for now. These steps work until I enter in:
>
>'mak,e menuconfig'
>
>which give me this error:
>
>You must have Ncurses installed in order to u
Am 09:46 2003-07-09 +0200 hat Stefan Rotsch geschrieben:
>
>Am Die, 2003-07-08 um 17.51 schrieb Hugh Saunders:
>Hello Hugh,
>
>> Im attempting to run a laptop [vaio PCG-F304] without a hard disk. The
>> plan is to have the root fs on a CF disk in a pcmcia adapter.
>Have you ever thought about an ID
Hello,
I post this here although i just send it to debian-users.
I'm unsure what happened - I'm at work, and this $%&!^° isp mailbox doesn't
show it up in the 'sent'
folder ( i want my linux box back !!) ... and it's urgent.
So i try it again. Perhaps you've got an idea, anyway.
I did upgra
I've a hard time configuring WHEREAMI.
I understand I have to define a /etc/whereami/detect.conf file.
Here is mine:
--
set DEBUGWHEREAMI 1
default unknown
testmii eth0 lan
if lan
set INTERFACE eth0
testdhcp '*.*.*.*' dhcp
fi
if
I am trying to alternate between ethernet and ppp with ifplugd.
The issue is that no matter what ppp seems to never get routed. It adds
its lines to resolv.conf, it adds its routes, but no joy.
Could someone help me? If you need any additional info, please shout.
I'm using a DELL I8K running Woody. The laptop has a internal 3COM 556
NIC/Modem Combo, which didn't work at all in Linux.
For some reason after compilling and installing kernel 2.4.20 and module
3c59x the NIC Part of the internal 3COM Card worked.
dmesg:
3c59x: Donald Becker and others. w
On Tue, Jul 15, 2003 at 09:12:35PM +0200, Manfred Sampl wrote:
>
> :-) Manfred Sampl
>
> Does anyone has an idea how to test the modem part of the 3c556, or make
> it work?
>
>
>
>
There are probably a few ways, but the way I test modems is to use
wvdial and see if it finds the combo mod
If this is the part I think it is -- the 3COM miniPCI
combo LAN and winmodem -- the modem will not work under
Linux. The "modem" is a winmodem that contains intellectual
property from USR that they will not unveil -- and they
won't release any specs on it. This card has been around
for a while an
Leandro Guimarães Faria Corcete Dutra, 2003-Jul-15 09:47 -0300:
> I am trying to alternate between ethernet and ppp with ifplugd.
>
> The issue is that no matter what ppp seems to never get routed. It adds
> its lines to resolv.conf, it adds its routes, but no joy.
>
> Could so
I downloaded the Sarge binaries using jigdo. I tried to install to a laptop. I
didn't want to configure the network as it's a rare PCMCIA NIC so I need a
running system to sort it out. The trouble is that 'Install base system'
tries to connect to http://www.../Release. When it fails (as ther
Michelle,
I'd appreciate it very much if you would point me to a source for a compiled
Orinoco driver for the 2.2 kernel in Debian Woody. While I'm quite willing to
compile it as part of a kernel build, I'd like to be able to retrieve an up to
date set of kernel sources before starting to buil
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Hi guys,
I'm thinking about buying a new laptop and after a few comparisons I've opted
for the Acer TravelMate 654LC, that has got everything I need (and I've got a
discount on it!).
I'd also like to be able to use the integrated 4-in-1 Memory Card r
...
> I'd also like to be able to use the integrated 4-in-1 Memory Card reader
> (MemoryStick, MM, SD, CF) so I can backup my personal files on something
...
I do not have hands on experience with this laptop but some integrated
cardreaders work as an USB storage device, e.g. the Xeron GrafX, wh
The unenlighten computer user said!
"What does Linux look like? Isn't it some ugly command line thingy?"
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Am 16:51 2003-07-08 +0100 hat Hugh Saunders geschrieben:
>
>hello,
>Im attempting to run a laptop [vaio PCG-F304] without a hard disk. The
>plan is to have the root fs on a CF disk in a pcmcia adapter.
CAN YOU BOOT FROM THE PCMCIA ADAPTER ???
I never heared that it will work...
I use CF-Cards
Am 04:47 2003-07-08 -0400 hat James geschrieben:
>
>OK,
>
>It took me a few days, but, I decided to experiment with kernel building
>on a separate system
>for now. These steps work until I enter in:
>
>'mak,e menuconfig'
>
>which give me this error:
>
>You must have Ncurses installed in order to u
Am 09:46 2003-07-09 +0200 hat Stefan Rotsch geschrieben:
>
>Am Die, 2003-07-08 um 17.51 schrieb Hugh Saunders:
>Hello Hugh,
>
>> Im attempting to run a laptop [vaio PCG-F304] without a hard disk. The
>> plan is to have the root fs on a CF disk in a pcmcia adapter.
>Have you ever thought about an ID
Hello,
I post this here although i just send it to debian-users.
I'm unsure what happened - I'm at work, and this $%&!^° isp mailbox doesn't
show it up in the 'sent'
folder ( i want my linux box back !!) ... and it's urgent.
So i try it again. Perhaps you've got an idea, anyway.
I did upgra
I've a hard time configuring WHEREAMI.
I understand I have to define a /etc/whereami/detect.conf file.
Here is mine:
--
set DEBUGWHEREAMI 1
default unknown
testmii eth0 lan
if lan
set INTERFACE eth0
testdhcp '*.*.*.*' dhcp
fi
if
I am trying to alternate between ethernet and ppp with ifplugd.
The issue is that no matter what ppp seems to never get routed. It adds
its lines to resolv.conf, it adds its routes, but no joy.
Could someone help me? If you need any additional info, please shout.
I'm using a DELL I8K running Woody. The laptop has a internal 3COM 556
NIC/Modem Combo, which didn't work at all in Linux.
For some reason after compilling and installing kernel 2.4.20 and module
3c59x the NIC Part of the internal 3COM Card worked.
dmesg:
3c59x: Donald Becker and others. www.s
On Tue, Jul 15, 2003 at 09:12:35PM +0200, Manfred Sampl wrote:
>
> :-) Manfred Sampl
>
> Does anyone has an idea how to test the modem part of the 3c556, or make
> it work?
>
>
>
>
There are probably a few ways, but the way I test modems is to use
wvdial and see if it finds the combo mod
If this is the part I think it is -- the 3COM miniPCI
combo LAN and winmodem -- the modem will not work under
Linux. The "modem" is a winmodem that contains intellectual
property from USR that they will not unveil -- and they
won't release any specs on it. This card has been around
for a while an
Leandro Guimarães Faria Corcete Dutra, 2003-Jul-15 09:47 -0300:
> I am trying to alternate between ethernet and ppp with ifplugd.
>
> The issue is that no matter what ppp seems to never get routed. It adds
> its lines to resolv.conf, it adds its routes, but no joy.
>
> Could so
I downloaded the Sarge binaries using jigdo. I tried to install to a laptop. I
didn't want to configure the network as it's a rare PCMCIA NIC so I need a
running system to sort it out. The trouble is that 'Install base system'
tries to connect to http://www.../Release. When it fails (as ther
Michelle,
I'd appreciate it very much if you would point me to a source for a compiled Orinoco
driver for the 2.2 kernel in Debian Woody. While I'm quite willing to compile it as
part of a kernel build, I'd like to be able to retrieve an up to date set of kernel
sources before starting to buil
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