Title: Dhcp debian install
Hello
I'm trying to install debian Linux on my portege R100. I haven't floppy or CDRom, but I have another
laptop with CDRom, therefore I'm trying to made DHPC boot with PXElinux.
The boot is OK, I use for it 'root.bin' and 'rescue.bin' on '/tftpboot/.' with P
>
> i might have to think real hard about the ibm. do they have any
> machines designed for linux, meaning all the cool built-ins
> (nic, wlan, bluetooth, sound) definitely work with linux? this
> is where i may do better with a refurb or used machine, i guess.
>
i'm currently using a thinkpad r
Hello,
I is rather not a 100% laptop question but it is due to the small storage device on my
laptop (30 GB on IBM T40).
I partitioned my harddrive and left 11GB for my / directory. My home directory holds
more or less 3 GB, nevertheless do I get into trouble at the moment because the
partiti
On 16 Aug 2004, Gustavo Halperin wrote:
> I'm trying to install debian Linux on my portege R100. I haven't
> floppy or CDRom, but I have another laptop with CDRom, therefore I'm
> trying to made DHPC boot with PXElinux. The boot is OK, I use for it
> 'root.bin' and 'rescue.bin' on '/tftpboot/.' wit
On Mon, 2004-08-16 at 10:34, Martin Wegmann wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I is rather not a 100% laptop question but it is due to the small storage device on
> my laptop (30 GB on IBM T40).
> I partitioned my harddrive and left 11GB for my / directory. My home directory holds
> more or less 3 GB, nevert
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On Monday 16 August 2004 08:36, Gustavo Halperin wrote:
> I'm trying to install debian Linux on my portege R100. I haven't floppy or
> CDRom, but I have another laptop with CDRom, therefore I'm trying to made
> DHPC boot with PXElinux. The boot is OK,
On 16 Aug 2004, Martin Wegmann wrote:
> I is rather not a 100% laptop question but it is due to the small storage
> device on my laptop (30 GB on IBM T40).
Occasionally I feel very old when people say things like that - I
remember when a 30MB disk was almost unimaginably big. :)
> I partitioned
And how would I do this? it's not hdN or something like that right?
Ralph Bacolod wrote:
You can access the memory card as a scsi device.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a nikon coolpix 2100 but I can't get it to work under debian with
KDE running, any suggestions on how
You just mount the device as a scsi device ,I believe it would be sd0. You
must have a scsi support in your kernel.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And how would I do this? it's not hdN or something like that right?
>
> Ralph Bacolod wrote:
>
> >You can access the memory card a
You just mount the device as a scsi device ,I believe it would be sd0. You
must have a scsi support in your kernel.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And how would I do this? it's not hdN or something like that right?
>
> Ralph Bacolod wrote:
>
> >You can access the memory card a
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Ok. First, is your camera USB connected or are you putting the memory
card in the pcmcia slot?
Either way, when you plug it in, check dmesg to see what happened and
what new device the OS sees, to wit:
==
ohci_hcd :00:03.1: remote wakeup
usb 2-2:
Hello all,
I am trying to use my digital camera with gnomemeeting on a HP Pavilion.
When I connect it, the kernel seems to see it, but /dev/video0 would not
exist. I have V4L in my kernel. The lsmod output and the entries in
syslog are below.
Any help or ideas would be appriciated.
Thanks,
Laszl
On Mon, Aug 16, 2004 at 02:48:07AM -0100, Emil Carlsson wrote:
> I have a nikon coolpix 2100 but I can't get it to work under debian with
> KDE running, any suggestions on how to make it work. All the googleing
> doesn't seem to give any result =(.
>
> Regards
>
Check its menus. I played with
I have looked around and found a few guides but not much luck.
anyone have a 2.6.x compile guide that worked for them?
-Jeff
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On 17 Aug 2004, Jeff Avveduti wrote:
> I have looked around and found a few guides but not much luck.
> anyone have a 2.6.x compile guide that worked for them?
Just to compile it, or to make it work afterwards?
To just compile it, install `kernel-package', download the source into
/usr/src/linux
Jeff Avveduti wrote:
> I have looked around and found a few guides but not much luck.
> anyone have a 2.6.x compile guide that worked for them?
I highly recommend this reference:
http://newbiedoc.sourceforge.net/system/kernel-pkg.html
Bob
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Title: Dhcp debian install
Hello
I'm trying to install debian Linux on my portege R100. I haven't floppy or CDRom, but I have another
laptop with CDRom, therefore I'm trying to made DHPC boot with PXElinux.
The boot is OK, I use for it 'root.bin' and 'rescue.bin' on '/tftpboot/.' with P
>
> i might have to think real hard about the ibm. do they have any
> machines designed for linux, meaning all the cool built-ins
> (nic, wlan, bluetooth, sound) definitely work with linux? this
> is where i may do better with a refurb or used machine, i guess.
>
i'm currently using a thinkpad r
Hello,
I is rather not a 100% laptop question but it is due to the small storage
device on my laptop (30 GB on IBM T40).
I partitioned my harddrive and left 11GB for my / directory. My home directory
holds more or less 3 GB, nevertheless do I get into trouble at the moment
because the partiti
On Mon, 2004-08-16 at 10:34, Martin Wegmann wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I is rather not a 100% laptop question but it is due to the small storage
> device on my laptop (30 GB on IBM T40).
> I partitioned my harddrive and left 11GB for my / directory. My home
> directory holds more or less 3 GB, nevert
On 16 Aug 2004, Gustavo Halperin wrote:
> I'm trying to install debian Linux on my portege R100. I haven't
> floppy or CDRom, but I have another laptop with CDRom, therefore I'm
> trying to made DHPC boot with PXElinux. The boot is OK, I use for it
> 'root.bin' and 'rescue.bin' on '/tftpboot/.' wit
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On Monday 16 August 2004 08:36, Gustavo Halperin wrote:
> I'm trying to install debian Linux on my portege R100. I haven't floppy or
> CDRom, but I have another laptop with CDRom, therefore I'm trying to made
> DHPC boot with PXElinux. The boot is OK,
On 16 Aug 2004, Martin Wegmann wrote:
> I is rather not a 100% laptop question but it is due to the small storage
> device on my laptop (30 GB on IBM T40).
Occasionally I feel very old when people say things like that - I
remember when a 30MB disk was almost unimaginably big. :)
> I partitioned
And how would I do this? it's not hdN or something like that right?
Ralph Bacolod wrote:
You can access the memory card as a scsi device.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a nikon coolpix 2100 but I can't get it to work under debian with
KDE running, any suggestions on
You just mount the device as a scsi device ,I believe it would be sd0. You
must have a scsi support in your kernel.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And how would I do this? it's not hdN or something like that right?
>
> Ralph Bacolod wrote:
>
> >You can access the memory card a
You just mount the device as a scsi device ,I believe it would be sd0. You
must have a scsi support in your kernel.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And how would I do this? it's not hdN or something like that right?
>
> Ralph Bacolod wrote:
>
> >You can access the memory card a
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Ok. First, is your camera USB connected or are you putting the memory
card in the pcmcia slot?
Either way, when you plug it in, check dmesg to see what happened and
what new device the OS sees, to wit:
==
ohci_hcd :00:03.1: remote wakeup
usb 2-2:
Hello all,
I am trying to use my digital camera with gnomemeeting on a HP Pavilion.
When I connect it, the kernel seems to see it, but /dev/video0 would not
exist. I have V4L in my kernel. The lsmod output and the entries in
syslog are below.
Any help or ideas would be appriciated.
Thanks,
Las
On Mon, Aug 16, 2004 at 02:48:07AM -0100, Emil Carlsson wrote:
> I have a nikon coolpix 2100 but I can't get it to work under debian with
> KDE running, any suggestions on how to make it work. All the googleing
> doesn't seem to give any result =(.
>
> Regards
>
Check its menus. I played with
I have looked around and found a few guides but not much luck.
anyone have a 2.6.x compile guide that worked for them?
-Jeff
On 17 Aug 2004, Jeff Avveduti wrote:
> I have looked around and found a few guides but not much luck.
> anyone have a 2.6.x compile guide that worked for them?
Just to compile it, or to make it work afterwards?
To just compile it, install `kernel-package', download the source into
/usr/src/linux
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