I am sending this message from an Acer 5002 WLMi with Debian through
wireless (using a Linksys router).
The first difference I see, between your configuration and mine, is that
I am using the "bcmwl5" driver (without the "a").
Worth a try.
Attila
sjb wrote:
>If anyone can solve this riddle, the
Koen Vermeer wrote:
> Op wo, 25-01-2006 te 15:30 -0400, schreef Derek Broughton:
>> > I'm not sure why you need the eth1-home and eth1-school stanzas for, as
>> > they seem to be identical (except for the test line).
>> Can you do two tests on one line (I would expect you can, but haven't
>> tried
On January 22, 2006 21:55, Jen L wrote:
> I'm new to Linux (i.e., just this past October), and I'm having problems
> since I downloaded the updates that were released on December 20.
>
> At seemingly random points in time, my mouse will stop working, and won't
> start working again until I log ou
On January 22, 2006 09:33, Mattia Dongili wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 22, 2006 at 07:52:56AM -0800, Marco Milanesi wrote:
>
> > > that's sonypi's responsibility and you won't get them as X events
> > > anyway.
> > > # modprobe sonypi
> > > sonypi: Sony Programmable I/O Controller Driver v1.26.
> > > sonyp
Op wo, 25-01-2006 te 15:25 -0600, schreef Doug Miller:
> Albeit you are correct, the way these are set up, they are identical.
> However, very soon they wont be. :)
OK, no problem. But if you can move stuff to the wpasupplicant config
file, that's probably a better solution. The Debian specific in
[RESEND: got lost somewhere?]
Also sprach Digby Tarvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Wed, 25 Jan 2006 17:49:46
+):
> [...]
> What bugs me is that I definately searched through neomagic(4x)
> looking for an option like that, and it isn't mentioned at
> all :-/ Where did you find it?
Here are a few page
I've just updated a Dell Inspiron 3800 from 64MB to 192MB of RAM. When
Linux boots, a message says "System memory has changed" followed by
"Decreasing memory" and only the original 64MB are recognized.
I understand that the LILO config file could be changed ... except I'm
not using LILO. I'm usi
Well, the getting the audio to work is proving harder than I expected,
so I am canvasing suggestions if any gurus out there have any ideas..
The situation is as follow:
1. I know the hardware works, and works with Linux, because I still have
my old SuSE 7.3 sitting in a partition and can boot and
Sry for the PM, you have set the "Reply-To:" Header.
Also sprach Digby Tarvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Thu, 26 Jan 2006 22:05:55
+):
> Well, the getting the audio to work is proving harder than I expected,
> so I am canvasing suggestions if any gurus out there have any ideas..
>
> The situation i
> Also sprach Digby Tarvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Thu, 26 Jan 2006 22:05:55
> > 2. If I run 'alsaconf' on my 2.6 kernel I get
>
> I wasn't successful loading the driver through alsa-config. cleaning up
> alsa things and using the /etc/modules entry I wrote in an earlier mail
> "should" do it.
I did
Luca Pireddu escribe:
> I noticed elsewhere in this thread you mentioned you're using Xfree 3.1
> stable. Upgrade! In fact, since you're running on a laptop I would
> recommend running testing instead of stable. Some might argue against that,
> but laptops often include little bits of recent
Good day everyone,
Has anyone got experience installing
a TV tuner to a LINUX machine?
Is it possible to receive a TV program
using the tuner and store it in the hard
disk for later viewing?
What kind of software do you need to do it
(assuming you have a TV tuner and a DVD burner
in your PC)?
On Fri, 27 Jan 2006 11:56:56 +1100
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Good day everyone,
>
> Has anyone got experience installing
> a TV tuner to a LINUX machine?
> Is it possible to receive a TV program
> using the tuner and store it in the hard
> disk for later viewing?
>
> What kind of software
Hello,
Almost got everything working perfectly now. However, I'm unable
to get external USB mice (mouses?) working. I have USB support
compiled in the kernel. When I plug in the USB mouse and/or USB
memory stick I do get some new entries in /dev/bus/usb/001/xxx.
However, they aren't mountable
On Fri, 2006-01-27 at 01:33 +, Oliver Lupton wrote:
> On Fri, 27 Jan 2006 11:56:56 +1100
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> > Good day everyone,
> >
> > Has anyone got experience installing
> > a TV tuner to a LINUX machine?
> > Is it possible to receive a TV program
> > using the tuner an
On 1/26/06, Doug Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
Almost got everything working perfectly now. However, I'm unable
to get external USB mice (mouses?) working. I have USB support
compiled in the kernel. When I plug in the USB mouse and/or USB
memory stick I do get some new entries in /de
Hi all
I need and information please. I would like to kown if it is possible
to compile a standalone orinoco driver ( i would like to compile the
0.15RC4) on debian kernel 2.6.14.
i ve made many tests and i compile my kernek many time but i failed :
how can i do ?
Have you got some hints ?
Thank
On 1/27/06, solo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi allI need and information please. I would like to kown if it is possibleto compile a standalone orinoco driver ( i would like to compile the0.15RC4) on debian kernel 2.6.14.i ve made many tests and i compile my kernek many time but i failed :
how can
Hello,
I have been using a tuner TV for 5 years with Linux. It works perfectly.
The kernel must be compiled with the good options (it is the case for
Debian).
I use xawtv and xawdecode.
Haven't tried recording, though.
Christophe
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