I'm getting a new computer and going to be putting Debian Woody 3.0r1 on
it -- I've used Mandrake prior to this.
This new laptop will have a 30 Gig HD, and my reading indicates that
ext2 file systems can run into performance problems on partitions over 6
Gig.
Brute-force math would suggest
Just installing my Cheapbytes Woody disks on my Thinkpad R32. This is
supposed to be relative cake.
Well, first it kept saying "loading /etc/console/boottime/kmap" so often I
thought it was stuck.
Now it keeps telling me "gzip: stdout: no space left on device." The
device is a 27 Gig HD, pa
I just installed Debian Woody 3.0r1 from CDs from Cheapbytes. It's on an
IBM Thinkpad R32 with bells-and-whistles (30 Gig HD, Ethernet & Wireless
connectivity, and DVD/CD-R combo drive).
And I just hit a stone wall. I can't seem to get the ethernet to accept
my Comcast cable modem. This is cr
>
> Not sure what this means. Are you able to bring the interface up at
> all? If not, you need to configure the card. Are you not getting an ip
I probably do, but since I've been using Mandrake up 'til now I'm not sure
what tools are available to configure the card. (I looked for 'linuxconf
I know a problem like this exists on Thinkpads -- including mine!
As a 'fix' I just installed the ntpdate package, and arranged for it to be
called everytime I went into root mode.
On Fri, 20 Jun 2003, Jeff wrote:
> My laptop, a Dell Latitude C610 running Sarge, has been losing time to
> the tu
I'm getting a new computer and going to be putting Debian Woody 3.0r1 on
it -- I've used Mandrake prior to this.
This new laptop will have a 30 Gig HD, and my reading indicates that
ext2 file systems can run into performance problems on partitions over 6
Gig.
Brute-force math would suggest
Just installing my Cheapbytes Woody disks on my Thinkpad R32. This is
supposed to be relative cake.
Well, first it kept saying "loading /etc/console/boottime/kmap" so often I
thought it was stuck.
Now it keeps telling me "gzip: stdout: no space left on device." The
device is a 27 Gig HD, pa
I just installed Debian Woody 3.0r1 from CDs from Cheapbytes. It's on an
IBM Thinkpad R32 with bells-and-whistles (30 Gig HD, Ethernet & Wireless
connectivity, and DVD/CD-R combo drive).
And I just hit a stone wall. I can't seem to get the ethernet to accept
my Comcast cable modem. This is cr
>
> Not sure what this means. Are you able to bring the interface up at
> all? If not, you need to configure the card. Are you not getting an ip
I probably do, but since I've been using Mandrake up 'til now I'm not sure
what tools are available to configure the card. (I looked for 'linuxconf
I know a problem like this exists on Thinkpads -- including mine!
As a 'fix' I just installed the ntpdate package, and arranged for it to be
called everytime I went into root mode.
On Fri, 20 Jun 2003, Jeff wrote:
> My laptop, a Dell Latitude C610 running Sarge, has been losing time to
> the tu
I was planning to take advantage of expected pre- or post-Xmas sales and
get a printer.
My needs are modest. Text and some line art.
Can anyone recommend a printer which is known to work well with IBM
Thinkpads (R32 specifically) and Debian ('testing') distro?
Thanks in advance!
Mitch
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I was planning to take advantage of expected pre- or post-Xmas sales and
get a printer.
My needs are modest. Text and some line art.
Can anyone recommend a printer which is known to work well with IBM
Thinkpads (R32 specifically) and Debian ('testing') distro?
Thanks in advance!
Mitch
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