Hi guys,
I have a laptop running Debian unstable and I'm having trouble getting
the pcmcia service to pick up my network card.
The card I have uses the Tulip module from the kernel.
When I plug the card in the slot the card is not detected, but if I put
the card in the slot and then load the mod
hello,
i have a gateway SOLO 5350 and am trying to get it to sleep/suspend.
using :
$ apm -s
it actually does sleep, but i cannot get it to come back.
i am currently running a custom compiled 2.6.7 kernel.
relevant section of my .config file:
# APM (Advanced Power Management) BIOS Support
#
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I am having the same problem that you seem to be having with my Gateway 2150
Laptop. I read your information regarding the problem. Did you get an
answer to the problem and if so would you please share it with me ?
Thank you for your time and input.
Tommy Nalls
Classic Course Services, Inc.
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Hardware failure. I know it because I had the same problem.
Perhaps, you could mount the disk over another system and copy important
files using fs copy utility like DAR, it can copy underneath hardware
failures, ignoring the I/O errors.
Good luck
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De: Juraj Ziegler [mai
I mounted an external drive and copied off everything I could. I
already got the replacement hard drive from Dell, and am in the
process of configuring sarge on it. I have to say, btw, sarge 2.6
installation has been the smoothest linux installation I've had yet.
Didn't have to do almost anything.
Hi
Yes, I read that problem before with the Hitachi drives. However, mine is an
IBM drive, and it makes a different sound. Users of the Hitachi drive said,
that they get the sound, that is like:
tick.tickticktick
However, All I get is tick and then nothing for 10-20-30 mintues,
Hah! I almost fell over when I read the message below.
I have an IBM 10 GB hard drive that I took out of an older HP laptop
which died. I put it in a hard drive enclosure. I have complained to
everyone that it keeps sounding like a clock! I have had several
versions of FreeBSD, Red Hat, Fedora
HeyI had the same problem with my hdd. but mine was more often like evry 2 or 3 seconds. it turned out that my hdd was broken...hope its not the case with ursJanBenedek Frank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 17.12.04 00:47:22:> > Hi> > Yes, I read that problem before with the Hitachi drives. However,
Compaq presario 2800. Debian Woody. This clicking noise is connected with
the power policies of the HDD, $ parking head $ parking head $ parking head,
do you have a HITACHI HDD? That is the Fact! See their www page
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De: Romana Branden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi;
I have a compaq laptop with an Nvidia Geforce Go 420 (32 mb ram);
and have it working perfectly on my WXGA screen; but I want to use it
with a second monitor, either mirroring what the first does or with
Xinerama extensions...
I tried plugging my pr
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