chris jackson wrote:
I installed etch about a week and a half ago, and it picked up the
ipw2200 as part of the regular installation routine. All I had to do
was download the firmware (as you'll find it on the sourceforge page for
the ipw2200 driver), put it into the hotplug directory
(/usr/li
James Brown wrote:
chris jackson wrote:
[...]
Hi Chris,
Yes, that's helpful thank you. I guess I need to compile the latest
kernel for Etch and check the options for ipw2200 during make
menuconfig. Also, do you know if there any options I should be checking
to get WPA and WEP support as
James Brown wrote:
[...]
Does anyone know a good site which runs through the make menuconfig
options for a newbie? I still need to know which options are needed
for the ipw2200 and WPA/WEP.
You need "Networking > Generic IEEE 802.11 Networking Stack" and its
sub-options (WEP, CCMP, TKIP) and
I need some help to configure my laptop display on xorg.conf...this is
my first laptop and a don´t know how to configure it, the driver of
the video board is already installed, the display is a 17.0" WXGA+
Ultra BrightView Widescreen (1440x900).
Hello,
since a long time i run on debian/unstable on my thinkpad r40, using
Xorg. Recently (the last few days), i recognized unordinary lag in
several applications (including skype) which lead me to closer
investigation. I found out that the X-server (or the specific wm) is
taking a lot of cpu for
Martin Hauser wrote:
Hello,
since a long time i run on debian/unstable on my thinkpad r40, using
Xorg. Recently (the last few days), i recognized unordinary lag in
several applications (including skype) which lead me to closer
investigation. I found out that the X-server (or the specific wm) is
riad nassiffe wrote:
I need some help to configure my laptop display on xorg.conf...this is
my first laptop and a don´t know how to configure it, the driver of
the video board is already installed, the display is a 17.0" WXGA+
Ultra BrightView Widescreen (1440x900).
Try the command "lspci" to l
On 3/11/06, Digby Tarvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am thinking about updating to a new small notebook. Anyone have
> any particular recommendations?
>
> The Fujitsu Lifebook P series look like about the right size, but the
> P7010 for which i have found Debian install instructions has now been
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