s.list_gone sources.list
(Though I do have "APT::Clean-Installed off;" set in apt.conf,
so I am actually only issuing an "apt-get autoclean" command.)
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robe.d/ipw3945d
install ipw3945 modprobe --ignore-install ipw3945 && /etc/init.d/ipw3945d
modprobe-start
remove ipw3945 /etc/init.d/ipw3945d modprobe-stop && modprobe -r
--ignore-remove ipw3945
$ dpkg -S /etc/modprobe.d/ipw3945d
ipw3945d: /etc/modprobe.d/ipw3945d
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config --tapmode=2
Found Synaptics Touchpad.
Firmware: 8.96 (multiple-byte mode).
Corner taps disabled; no tap gestures.
# tpconfig --tapmode=3
Found Synaptics Touchpad.
Firmware: 8.96 (multiple-byte mode).
Corner taps disabled; no tap gestures.
Anybody got a hint
dels with an
Intel graphics card for a reasonable surcharge, if you just
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Kfir Lavi wrote (Tue 2004-Sep-28 13:10:25 +0200):
> i have just upgraded to the newest 2.6.8 kernel, from the last 2.6.8 kernel.
> now the fn blue key on my ibm 570 tp don't work.
> what should i check?
Debian bugs #272177 and #273474.
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gain
just like it did back in the good old days using a kernel
<2.6.1.
The cleanest way to permanently change this setting would
probably be a change to some file below "/etc/modutils" -- can
anyone help? Adding a line "psmouse proto=imps" to
"/etc/modules" would
while $@ is equivalent to $1 $2 $3... See
"man bash" for details, look for "Special Parameters".
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P.S.: Lots of tofu around here lately...
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sarge. However, the scripts from woody are kept
during an upgrade and are fully functional.
Out of curiosity: What features are expected from a config tool?
On a laptop computer, you'd seldom need a lot more than to allow
outgoing, related or established traffic plus incoming SSH,
wouldn't
and its follow-up:
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lan0 || true", I
didn't test it.
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ot; and watch out for
the "parm:" lines. One of them should read "ifname:network
device name (default wlan%d)" or similar. So if you load the
module without specifying anything different, you should get an
interface name as described.
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usually seems to be given in reply to somebody stating that his
laptop computer doesn't fully resume but gets stuck somehow.
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Goran, what your "lspci" shows might not be the WLAN card but
e.g. a modem. See what "cardctl ident" shows.
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machine is suspended for a longer time.
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that for half a year
now. Thanks!
I'm using a Latitude C400 with BIOS version A06 and need to
press Fn+Y (German keyboard).
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confusion: When looking at the speed of your CPU,
remember to look at the A/C state. I get these values:
A/C off A/C on
high 662 858
low 150 194
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something is
> missing, probably my kernel-configuratgion is wrong, or I need further
> configuration for the pcmcia regognition.
This article might contain a solution:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-laptop/2002/debian-laptop-200209/msg00333.html
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Have a look at this post:
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a hint?
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em parameter from "ext2" to "ext3".
4. You can immediately try
"umount /dev/hdxx && mount /dev/hdxx". It will complain if
the filesystem is in use; in that case rebooting is probably
the easiest way to find out if it all worked. :-)
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nf" or to a file in "/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/"
such as "/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/local".
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o boot from.
To deal with this, I have a "fdisk /mbr" created MBR and a lilo
at the beginning of the partition which is usually marked as
"bootable". More on
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22 19:49:16 lilith kernel: Linux agpgart interface v0.99 (c) Jeff Hartmann
Aug 22 19:49:16 lilith kernel: agpgart: Maximum main memory to use for agp
memory: 438M
Aug 22 19:49:16 lilith kernel: agpgart: no supported devices found.
Any idea what might be missing?
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ot;make menuconfig"; don't know
why. Anyway, a clean compilation did the job.
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d all I had to do was exchange the file
/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers/i810_drv.o
for Jon Gans' patched version (available for download somewhere
on http://www.jongans.com), include agpgart support in my 2.4.19
kernel and use the "i830-16bit.C" program by Jon Gans.
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nterrupts which are
pulled by the other hardware.
To get rid of that, uncomment line 1141 in "orinoco.c". :-)
It's fixed in 2.4.19 (the line is commented out there).
> eth1: Tx error, status 4 (FID=012E)
Don't know about that one.
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'start')
/etc/init.d/isdnutils start
;;
'check')
;;
'stop')
;;
'cksum')
exit 1
;;
'suspend'|'resume')
;;
*)
echo "What?"
exit 1
;;
esac
exit 0
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> .. this system lacks PPP Kernel Support ???
Don't worry, it's probably not true.
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o boot from.
To deal with this, I have a "fdisk /mbr" created MBR and a lilo
at the beginning of the partition which is usually marked as
"bootable". More on
<http://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/~gottwald/LatC400-linux.html>.
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s sharing interrupts which are
pulled by the other hardware.
To get rid of that, uncomment line 1141 in "orinoco.c". :-)
It's fixed in 2.4.19 (the line is commented out there).
> eth1: Tx error, status 4 (FID=012E)
Don't know about that one.
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'start')
/etc/init.d/isdnutils start
;;
'check')
;;
'stop')
;;
'cksum')
exit 1
;;
'suspend'|'resume')
;;
*)
echo "What?"
exit 1
;;
esac
exit 0
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> .. t
ork)
Goran, what your "lspci" shows might not be the WLAN card but
e.g. a modem. See what "cardctl ident" shows.
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high 662 858
low 150 194
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>probably my kernel-configuratgion is wrong, or I need further configuration for the
>pcmcia regognition.
This article might contain a solution:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-laptop/2002/debian-laptop-200209/msg00333.html
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Have a look at this post:
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em parameter from "ext2" to "ext3".
4. You can immediately try
"umount /dev/hdxx && mount /dev/hdxx". It will complain if
the filesystem is in use; in that case rebooting is probably
the easiest way to find out if it all worked. :-)
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whole filesystem's contents.
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atures, and it's going to be removed
completely.
If you do need it, you could think about mounting it at a
different position (e.g. "/devfs"). This way, you don't have to
change the config of any program already running fine.
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it does for me.
2.6.1 and 2.6.2 don't have a "SYNAPTICS" option anymore. They
detect and display lots of details about the touchpad at boot
time. Problem is that tapping does not work anymore until the
next cold(!) restart after a 2.6.1 or a 2.6.2 have been
analyzing the hardware...
Che
ing next: tapping still won't work. I need to turn it off
and on again (and then use Linux <= 2.6.0).
> ... And have you solved
> the problem??
No.
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> "mouse"...
To avoid confusion: The problem has got nothing to do with X or
X configuration. GPM listening on /dev/psaux doesn't see any
tapping either.
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apping from the touchpad. Moving the
cursor around works as always, using the buttons works, too.
Using the eventX devices didn't really work at all. While I can
"cat" them and see something going on, they don't seem to like
gpm. :-)
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very clean way of copying a
whole filesystem's contents.
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gain
just like it did back in the good old days using a kernel
<2.6.1.
The cleanest way to permanently change this setting would
probably be a change to some file below "/etc/modutils" -- can
anyone help? Adding a line "psmouse proto=imps" to
"/etc/modules" would be a simple way to start with.
Cheers,
Marcus
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atures, and it's going to be removed
completely.
If you do need it, you could think about mounting it at a
different position (e.g. "/devfs"). This way, you don't have to
change the config of any program already running fine.
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it does for me.
2.6.1 and 2.6.2 don't have a "SYNAPTICS" option anymore. They
detect and display lots of details about the touchpad at boot
time. Problem is that tapping does not work anymore until the
next cold(!) restart after a 2.6.1 or a 2.6.2 have been
analyzing the hardware...
Che
ing next: tapping still won't work. I need to turn it off
and on again (and then use Linux <= 2.6.0).
> ... And have you solved
> the problem??
No.
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> "mouse"...
To avoid confusion: The problem has got nothing to do with X or
X configuration. GPM listening on /dev/psaux doesn't see any
tapping either.
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apping from the touchpad. Moving the
cursor around works as always, using the buttons works, too.
Using the eventX devices didn't really work at all. While I can
"cat" them and see something going on, they don't seem to like
gpm. :-)
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Kfir Lavi wrote (Tue 2004-Sep-28 13:10:25 +0200):
> i have just upgraded to the newest 2.6.8 kernel, from the last 2.6.8 kernel.
> now the fn blue key on my ibm 570 tp don't work.
> what should i check?
Debian bugs #272177 and #273474.
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