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k the file your looking for vesafb.txt which lives in
Documentation/fb/ in the kernel distribution.
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indication of if can handle DMA.
If you find It can't, you may need specific kernel drivers to enable it.
I, for example, have an NForce2 chipset which works ok with generic IDE
support, but won't do DMA transfers (or mode changes) without a patch.
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Quoting Derek Broughton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> From: "Matt Foster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > It's /proc/acpi/ac_adapter/ACAD/state on my system.
> > Adding:
> >
> > #
> > # see if ac is online
> > #
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> > if grep "
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> > * Matt Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-09-01 19:29] :
> > > Quoting Derek Broughton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
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> > > > Which wil
is), fsck is run at startup, and
on my system the file system gets checked every 20something mounts
regardless. Maybe I'm missing something.
That said, I don't think I'd dare going without fsck unless my system
was using a journalled fs, (which reminds me, for speed of checking and
repairing, XFS is excellent).
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rfaces or should I stick with adding options in the
> /etc/pcmcia directory? Should I do my changes to
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If you find It can't, you may need specific kernel drivers to enable it.
I, for example, have an NForce2 chipset which works ok with generic IDE
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Quoting Derek Broughton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
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> > It's /proc/acpi/ac_adapter/ACAD/state on my system.
> > Adding:
> >
> > #
> > # see if ac is online
> > #
> >
> > if grep "
Quoting Derek Broughton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
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> > * Matt Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-09-01 19:29] :
> > > Quoting Derek Broughton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > > >
> > > > Which wil
ck is run at startup, and
on my system the file system gets checked every 20something mounts
regardless. Maybe I'm missing something.
That said, I don't think I'd dare going without fsck unless my system
was using a journalled fs, (which reminds me, for speed of checking and
repairin
rfaces or should I stick with adding options in the
> /etc/pcmcia directory? Should I do my changes to
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ncluding
> that any of it is even remotely true :-)
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> Do let us know if that works tho!
>
> /Y
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I've used the command wireless_key before, which worked fine. So, if
wireless_enc doesn't, try that. They should be exactly equivalent AFAIK.
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from source.
Assuming, (of course), that it was a linux driver you were after :)
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e and am used to WindowMaker. Was thinking of playing with Gnome
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> > dd:/proc/acpi/processor/CPU1# cat info
> > processor id:0
> > acpi id: 1
> > bus mastering control: yes
> > power management:no
> > throttling control: yes
> > performance management: no
> > limit i
t-down) commands in your interfaces
file to play about with the routing table when your interfaces come up
and down.
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ps. Happy New Year to everyone :)
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ng its a laptop etc.
>
> Andy
>
Have you tried of pci=noacpi I had problems on various boxes without
that?
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, and it will most
likely explicitly need to be a cardbus controller that you use. Cardbus
is 32 bit, and acts a lot like pci. This explains it quite well
(http://www.handhelds.org/z/wiki/CardBus). I believe I'm right in saying
that you can't get ISA cardbus adapters, but I might be
ints?
>
> albatross
>
Most new vaio's will refuse to cooperate unless you use APCI in your
kernel. You might need to roll your own, unless you have recent ACPI in
there already.
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..
Anyway, I use vim as my default editor, and I had a similar problem
writing .viminfo (where vim stores info like command history, and
bookmarks). The problem was that the file was created during a sudo
session, and therefore root owned. So, if the backup file (or whatever
it is) is root owned,
sh-agent, syncing could be done automatically (say in a cron
job, or perhaps a post-up clause in the network/interfaces file).
The possibilities are endless!
Although neither of these solutions are network file systems, they are
nearly ideal for keeping laptops in sync, and are much less hassle t
Quoting Christian Nygaard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> Hi what major brands / series got PXE netbooting enabled laptops?
>
> Cheers Chris
>
My Sony Vaio R600 MX has an eepro100 card which will PXE boot.
I suspect other sony laptops also do.
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nty, including
> that any of it is even remotely true :-)
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> Do let us know if that works tho!
>
> /Y
>
>
I've used the command wireless_key before, which worked fine. So, if
wireless_enc doesn't, try that. They should be exactly equivalent AFAIK.
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from source.
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> > dd:/proc/acpi/processor/CPU1# cat info
> > processor id:0
> > acpi id: 1
> > bus mastering control: yes
> > power management:no
> > throttling control: yes
> > performance management: no
> > limit i
t-down) commands in your interfaces
file to play about with the routing table when your interfaces come up
and down.
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ng its a laptop etc.
>
> Andy
>
Have you tried of pci=noacpi I had problems on various boxes without
that?
hth,
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have fun,
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ps. Happy New Year to everyone :)
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, and it will most
likely explicitly need to be a cardbus controller that you use. Cardbus
is 32 bit, and acts a lot like pci. This explains it quite well
(http://www.handhelds.org/z/wiki/CardBus). I believe I'm right in saying
that you can't get ISA cardbus adapters, but I might be
ints?
>
> albatross
>
Most new vaio's will refuse to cooperate unless you use APCI in your
kernel. You might need to roll your own, unless you have recent ACPI in
there already.
HTH,
matt
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Anyway, I use vim as my default editor, and I had a similar problem
writing .viminfo (where vim stores info like command history, and
bookmarks). The problem was that the file was created during a sudo
session, and therefore root owned. So, if the backup file (or whatever
it is) is root owned,
sh-agent, syncing could be done automatically (say in a cron
job, or perhaps a post-up clause in the network/interfaces file).
The possibilities are endless!
Although neither of these solutions are network file systems, they are
nearly ideal for keeping laptops in sync, and are much less hassle t
Quoting Christian Nygaard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> Hi what major brands / series got PXE netbooting enabled laptops?
>
> Cheers Chris
>
My Sony Vaio R600 MX has an eepro100 card which will PXE boot.
I suspect other sony laptops also do.
matt
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good, and I've been using them for about 18 months (or maybe more) with
no problems at all.
hth,
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