I am using Presario V2000, and encounter the same problem.
My solution is when booting, use right CTRL+C to terminate the loading
of i810_audio, you should press the key right before the loading!
Then the system will go on to boot but without module for net card.
After booting, use "modprobe 8139t
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Hi again.
After setup X server using
MonitorLayount "LVDS, AUTO"
I can see the kdm greeting but it is almost black.
My question is, how can I up the brightness of LCD display?
Thanks in advanced,
Tourinho
My laptop (Toshiba Satellite 2430-S255) display can do 1024x768.
However, I have it connected to a monitor most of the time which can
handle higher resolutions. I would like to configure it so that I can
increase the resolution when connected to the monitor and then
decrease it when I'm disconnecte
On Tue, 10 May 2005 09:39:58 -0400
Darryl Pierce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My laptop (Toshiba Satellite 2430-S255) display can do 1024x768.
> However, I have it connected to a monitor most of the time which can
> handle higher resolutions. I would like to configure it so that I can
> increase t
On 5/10/05, Thomas Amm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > My laptop (Toshiba Satellite 2430-S255) display can do 1024x768.
> > However, I have it connected to a monitor most of the time which can
> > handle higher resolutions. I would like to configure it so that I can
> > increase the resolution when
On Tuesday 10 May 2005 11:39, Darryl Pierce wrote:
> On 5/10/05, Thomas Amm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > My laptop (Toshiba Satellite 2430-S255) display can do 1024x768.
> > > However, I have it connected to a monitor most of the time which can
> > > handle higher resolutions. I would like to c
Yannick Warnier wrote:
Just in case, would there be anyone here who tested an ipw2200
(wireless network card + linux driver) with wpa_supplicant to connect to
an EAP-encrypted wireless access point?
I'm having problems connecting and get several errors message which are
not quite significant to me,
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Alexander A. Vlasov wrote:
> Hello.
>
> Sure I can, but I need both sound and video, so I will not do this.
You definitely need to.
If you are using 2.6 kernel, OSS is depreciated, ALSA is the standard and is
much better.
i810_audio is part of OSS.
On Tue, 10 May 2005 10:39:55 -0400
Darryl Pierce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 5/10/05, Thomas Amm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > So _how_do_you_ configure it?
>
> I have my system using the nVidia module for Xwindows. As for
> configuring it, I used dpkg to install/configure the system and don
Hi folks...
I just purchased a 570E thinkpad (PIII 500MHz) last week. As well as a
Cisco 340 Aironet wireless card. I'm hoping to install linux on it and
am trying to do as much homework as I can before they get here. I've
searched a lot on the topic of installing debian on the 570E and have
fo
On Tuesday 10 May 2005 18:24, dbp lists wrote:
> I've run woody on a server at home for years now and have enjoyed just
> using it. I've read, however, that if I'm going to go with straight
> debian on a laptop - it's better to go with Sarge.
> I'm pretty confused now. Antoher thing I'm not sure
> The main difference is in how the kernel supports your hardware. The Woody
> installer uses a fairly ancient kernel which may not support your
> hardware properly and cause problems during the installation.
> The RC3 version of the installer for Sarge [1] has a choice of either the
> 2.4.27 or 2.
dbp lists wrote:
I've run woody on a server at home for years now and have enjoyed just
using it. I've read,
however, that if I'm going to go with straight debian on a laptop -
it's better to go
with Sarge. I'm pretty confused now. Antoher thing I'm not sure
about is if I should go with
kernel
On Tuesday 10 May 2005 21:00, Juraj Ziegler wrote:
> Personally, I would go with Sid. I'm running it on all desktop-class
> machines (2 notebooks, one desktop).
Note that sid is likely become a lot more unstable (literally) when sarge
is released as some major changes are implemented. The past ye
jsiegle wrote:
Yannick,
I have this working now.
How? I wasn't able to get my ipw2200 to do "monitor" mode which
kismet and wpa_supplicant seemed to require.
Is there a new ipw2200 driver, or did you get wpa_supplicant to work
around it?
- Joe
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Hi all,
I'm running debian/testing on a Travelmate 525txv.
When downloading large files, the prismGT (prism54) cardbus card
"freezes" (and sometime hangs the system).
What works:
- system boots fine with the card plugged;
- when I plug [unplug] the card, hotplug brings up [remove] the interface
Joe Emenaker wrote:
jsiegle wrote:
Yannick,
I have this working now.
How? I wasn't able to get my ipw2200 to do "monitor" mode which
kismet and wpa_supplicant seemed to require.
Is there a new ipw2200 driver, or did you get wpa_supplicant to work
around it?
I'm using ipw2200-1.0.3 and
I've submitted a bug to the debian system (Bug#308495) regarding this
situation. The basic problem is as the subject line says: the display
is left on after the machine to put to sleep. It displays what looks
to be the console messages in single user mode display. pmud worked
just fine with woody
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