s 0 0 300
This promply turns the screen off after 5 minutes of inactivity. The man page
will show the rest of the nifty options available.
Keith Geffert
Stefan Bellon wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I've a question concerning the backlight of the notebook's TFT display:
> How
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> wehe> hint, I would like to have such a machine and work on it ;-)
>
> if i had an extra, i'd send one to you ;-)
>
> wehe> Or more serious, what about a Linux VAIO Project?
>
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n this thing works very
well its not that great in a meeting environment. Using the mixer and
turning everything up except the mic input (which I decrease all the
way) doesn't work. I was wondering if anyone has tried this on a
similar model.
Keith Geffert
I've been running potato for a while and have upgraded kernels when they
released new ones into the distribution points. So, I use kpkg to make
my
custom kernels and I've done it three or four times now and I've got my
routine
now. But since this last kernel image/pcmcia modules update I've gotte
s 0 0 300
This promply turns the screen off after 5 minutes of inactivity. The man page
will show the rest of the nifty options available.
Keith Geffert
Stefan Bellon wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I've a question concerning the backlight of the notebook's TFT display:
> How
Noah,
Well I use some utilities of my own brew. You can download "sn" from
http://www.penguingurus.com/projects/ This acts like su, or sg except for
networks. You can "sn home" or, "sn work" and change networks on the fly
without having to eject cards or anything like that. It will support as m
I'll check it out:
Another reason why I opted for something like "sn" is because my apm stuff
works so well, I never actually shutdown my system. I just use suspend to
disk or suspend to dram...
9:08am up 6 days, 15:24, 2 users, load average: 0.18, 0.30, 0.45
Since this is also used for m
Debian List wrote:
> I set up a partition at the end of my drive which should be used for
> hibernating. I have a sony pcg c1xs and am i supposed to just do apm
> -s. Cause that doesnt suspend to disk. What im really asking is how do
> you call the bios to take over and suspend everything to di
Hello all,
I finally convinced myself that I wanted to upgrade past potato. I had a
desktop I did last week and I figured out all my little issues with Xfree 4
(course that was a mach64). Well I let dist-upgrade chew for a while and once
I finally got it finished I added all the stuff for X v
Noah,
Well I use some utilities of my own brew. You can download "sn" from
http://www.penguingurus.com/projects/ This acts like su, or sg except for
networks. You can "sn home" or, "sn work" and change networks on the fly
without having to eject cards or anything like that. It will support as
I'll check it out:
Another reason why I opted for something like "sn" is because my apm stuff
works so well, I never actually shutdown my system. I just use suspend to
disk or suspend to dram...
9:08am up 6 days, 15:24, 2 users, load average: 0.18, 0.30, 0.45
Since this is also used for
Debian List wrote:
> I set up a partition at the end of my drive which should be used for
> hibernating. I have a sony pcg c1xs and am i supposed to just do apm
> -s. Cause that doesnt suspend to disk. What im really asking is how do
> you call the bios to take over and suspend everything to d
Hello all,
I finally convinced myself that I wanted to upgrade past potato. I had a desktop I
did last week and I figured out all my little issues with Xfree 4 (course that was a
mach64). Well I let dist-upgrade chew for a while and once I finally got it finished
I added all the stuff for X
or a
> while.
> - - Are there other possibilities?
> - - Are there any Linux tools that I can use to test the integrity of
> physical RAM?
>
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On Tue, 2002-03-05 at 08:21, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
> Starting IrDA manager: sh: /proc/sys/net/irda/devname: No such file
> or directory.Looking at it there is nothing in /sys/net. No
> config files or anything.
>
Ummm.. there should be directories in /proc/sys/net/ Otherwise your
there.
I suggest running lsmod, and making sure the irda module is mentioned.
If not insmod it. If your 100% sure you have irda all setup in the
kernel and the module is loaded, try upgrading to a newer 2.4 series
kernel.
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oint. I use the
linux-wlan-ng drivers (currently I'm using 0.1.14pre2). I'm happy with
the performance and only have issues when my signal strength is very
very low. (won't come back after getting closer to the ap, I have to
re-insert the card).
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http://
ould not replicate this at home, I have a
sneaking suspicion its one of the cables/cards on the wired side of
things.
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GnuPG Public Key:
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.3.5
May 21 18:55:16 vaio kernel: ident: sta f/w: id=0x1f 1.3.5
And via the web based admin tool for the AP my ap firmware is 3.2.31
I'm running 2.4.18 with the preemptible kernel patch.
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On Tue, 2002-03-05 at 08:21, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
> Starting IrDA manager: sh: /proc/sys/net/irda/devname: No such file
> or directory.Looking at it there is nothing in /sys/net. No
> config files or anything.
>
Ummm.. there should be directories in /proc/sys/net/ Otherwise your
there.
I suggest running lsmod, and making sure the irda module is mentioned.
If not insmod it. If your 100% sure you have irda all setup in the
kernel and the module is loaded, try upgrading to a newer 2.4 series
kernel.
--
Keith Geffert
http://www.penguingurus.com/
GnuPG Public Key:
http://www.pe
oint. I use the
linux-wlan-ng drivers (currently I'm using 0.1.14pre2). I'm happy with
the performance and only have issues when my signal strength is very
very low. (won't come back after getting closer to the ap, I have to
re-insert the card).
--
Keith Geffert
http://
ould not replicate this at home, I have a
sneaking suspicion its one of the cables/cards on the wired side of
things.
--
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http://www.penguingurus.com/
GnuPG Public Key:
http://www.penguingurus.com/public_key.txt
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.3.5
May 21 18:55:16 vaio kernel: ident: sta f/w: id=0x1f 1.3.5
And via the web based admin tool for the AP my ap firmware is 3.2.31
I'm running 2.4.18 with the preemptible kernel patch.
--
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http://www.penguingurus.com/
GnuPG Public Key:
http://www.penguingurus.com/public
or a
> while.
> - - Are there other possibilities?
> - - Are there any Linux tools that I can use to test the integrity of
> physical RAM?
>
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