Meanwhile I got XFree 4.2 Backport for Woody. It works but now the X-Server
asks for two modules: pex5 and xie.
Does anybody know in which packages this modules are included?
Gruss Christian Stalp
--
Christian Stalp Wiesbaden / Germany
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ 23091
Jakob Külzer wrote:
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i got a strange little problem here! Following situation: My laptop is a Asus
L3D with AMD XP 2600+! Kernel is a 2.6.0-test9 with ACPI compiled as modules!
System is Debian unstable/testing! So far so good...
Here the probl
On Sat, 22 Nov 2003 21:50:10 +0100
Jakob Külzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Hi *,
> i got a strange little problem here! Following situation: My laptop
> is a Asus L3D with AMD XP 2600+! Kernel is a 2.6.0-test9 with ACPI
> compiled as modules!
I got my winmodem (Intel 537) working at the price of tainting
my kernel, by compiling and installing pctel-0.9.6.
(http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/pctel-linux/)
Notes:
- configure --with-hal=sis
- the objects included in the source package are compiled
with gcc-2.x, and won't load in the kerne
hi Paulo.
I think I got a good solution to this problem.
Now my notebook almost always runs at 33 C.
First of all, check whether /proc/cpufreq is present.
Otherwise, make sure you enabled cpufreq, powernow-k7, frequency tables,
userspace governors, and /proc interface support
in the kernel. (roughl
I can ping my t68i from my debian laptop over the irda
port
I want to be able to try and get the laptop online via
the phone, but I'm a bit stuck. And googling isn't
helping me much.
Any pointers? Either using the modem built into the
t68i & dialing, or ideally the gprs.
debian stable
tosh li
> Debian users,
> -how many of you are running Gnome?
after having used olwm/olvwm from early 90ies on, i switched to
enlightenment 2 years ago to shortly afterwards move on to sawfish,
occasionally w/ gnome.
main reason for using them was to be able to have overlapping windows
which DONT get raise
Yves Rutschle said:
> (ok, PWM is good too. Gnome and KDE are essentially the same thing
> IMO.)
I've been using PWM for some time now, and just can't get anything
better. It allows everything to be done via keyboard, is way more
flexible that ion (you can have some windows overlap is you want to,
Yves Rutschle said:
> (ok, PWM is good too. Gnome and KDE are essentially the same thing
> IMO.)
I've been using PWM for some time now, and just can't get anything
better. It allows everything to be done via keyboard, is way more
flexible that ion (you can have some windows overlap is you want to,
On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 22:39:27 +1100, Russell Coker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 21:40, Tim Connors
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>> > Fvwm is cool. It takes a fair bit of configuration, but it's
>> > fast, small and absolutely bomb-proof in my experience. And
>> > several of th
Dan Davison wrote:
Hi, I've just got a laptop with a Pentium 4 3.0 GHz CPU. The fan is very
noisy and seems to stay on all the time. I've been interested in the
recent discussion on this list about CPU speed control because I was
wondering whether the fan might turn off at times when the CPU was go
About evenly split between GNOME2 (metacity) and ion... I've been
following GNOME development since the beginning, and I think they've come
a long way with usability and applications.. and its important to follow
if you're in IT and trying to make inroads on your organization's
desktops. :)
Bu
Le 12377ième jour après Epoch,
Dan Davison écrivait:
> Hi, I've just got a laptop with a Pentium 4 3.0 GHz CPU. The fan is very
> noisy and seems to stay on all the time.
It depends of your BIOS Laptop. My Dell Latitude was noising too until
I install a new BIOS. If you are on Dell laptop, try +W
On Sat, 22 Nov 2003 21:50:10 +0100
Jakob Külzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> Hi *,
> i got a strange little problem here! Following situation: My laptop
> is a Asus L3D with AMD XP 2600+! Kernel is a 2.6.0-test9 with ACPI
> compiled as modules!
hi Paulo.
I think I got a good solution to this problem.
Now my notebook almost always runs at 33 C.
First of all, check whether /proc/cpufreq is present.
Otherwise, make sure you enabled cpufreq, powernow-k7, frequency tables,
userspace governors, and /proc interface support
in the kernel. (roug
Jakob Külzer wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hi *,
i got a strange little problem here! Following situation: My laptop is a Asus
L3D with AMD XP 2600+! Kernel is a 2.6.0-test9 with ACPI compiled as modules!
System is Debian unstable/testing! So far so good...
Here the pr
I got my winmodem (Intel 537) working at the price of tainting
my kernel, by compiling and installing pctel-0.9.6.
(http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/pctel-linux/)
Notes:
- configure --with-hal=sis
- the objects included in the source package are compiled
with gcc-2.x, and won't load in the ker
Meanwhile I got XFree 4.2 Backport for Woody. It works but now the X-Server
asks for two modules: pex5 and xie.
Does anybody know in which packages this modules are included?
Gruss Christian Stalp
--
Christian Stalp Wiesbaden / Germany
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ 23091
I can ping my t68i from my debian laptop over the irda
port
I want to be able to try and get the laptop online via
the phone, but I'm a bit stuck. And googling isn't
helping me much.
Any pointers? Either using the modem built into the
t68i & dialing, or ideally the gprs.
debian stable
tosh li
> Debian users,
> -how many of you are running Gnome?
after having used olwm/olvwm from early 90ies on, i switched to
enlightenment 2 years ago to shortly afterwards move on to sawfish,
occasionally w/ gnome.
main reason for using them was to be able to have overlapping windows
which DONT get ra
Yves Rutschle said:
> (ok, PWM is good too. Gnome and KDE are essentially the same thing
> IMO.)
I've been using PWM for some time now, and just can't get anything
better. It allows everything to be done via keyboard, is way more
flexible that ion (you can have some windows overlap is you want to,
Yves Rutschle said:
> (ok, PWM is good too. Gnome and KDE are essentially the same thing
> IMO.)
I've been using PWM for some time now, and just can't get anything
better. It allows everything to be done via keyboard, is way more
flexible that ion (you can have some windows overlap is you want to,
On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 22:39:27 +1100, Russell Coker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 21:40, Tim Connors
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>> > Fvwm is cool. It takes a fair bit of configuration, but it's
>> > fast, small and absolutely bomb-proof in my experience. And
>> > several of th
Dan Davison wrote:
Hi, I've just got a laptop with a Pentium 4 3.0 GHz CPU. The fan is very
noisy and seems to stay on all the time. I've been interested in the
recent discussion on this list about CPU speed control because I was
wondering whether the fan might turn off at times when the CPU was
About evenly split between GNOME2 (metacity) and ion... I've been
following GNOME development since the beginning, and I think they've come
a long way with usability and applications.. and its important to follow
if you're in IT and trying to make inroads on your organization's
desktops. :)
Bu
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