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I may be a light debian user. 'Cause i simply use GNOME power manager as
battery tool, supposed to be the default power manager in GNOME. I think it
is kind of dull. I've found battery using up much more quickly under debian
than it under windows(yes, i'm using a dual-booting laptop).
So, is this
> satisfactory on the Dell laptop with it's terrible LCD screen.
You don’t have to set every colour, but I do. I have some colour
schemes for urxvt here, mostly ripped from other terminal emulators:
http://bleah.co.uk/~simon/desktop/_Xresources.d/
Note: I include .Xresources.d/urxvt-colours in
e command line options to no avaial, and have done some google searches to try and determine what the problem might be. If anyone can provide some help I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks ! Joe SImon Newark Valley, NY
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Configure Windows not to adjust the clock for daylight savings, and live
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y.
Does anyone have any ideas where a pcmcia enabled install disk image is located?
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I think a combination of "hwclock" and "date" commands should do it for
you. Read the man pages. You can set the time/date with "date" and
then set the hardware clock to reflect this using "hwclock".
Regards,
Brendan Simon.
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7000 running potato. I select PS/2 as the mouse.
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>Is there a site, resource, etc. related to Debian on laptops?
>
The maintainer of this site uses debian on an Inspiron 7000:
http://www.eecs.umich.edu/~steveh/inspiron/
Hope this helps,
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Hi,
I had this problem on my laptop and it was because the start up
sequence was trying to start networking before loading the pcmcia card.
Once I changed the startup order (/etc/rc3.d symlinks) it worked for
me.
Hope this helps
el where X does not try to fire up
automatically. Then use startx to manually invoke X and see what the error
messages are. They should also be logged to /var/log/XFree86.0.log
Brendan Simon.
tom wrote:
> tom wrote:
> >
> > Well, I upgraded from stable to testing.
> >
&
great.
Thanks for you help
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Thanks very much Steve. The quotes worked fine thankyou!
I plan to add the commands as aliases to my .bash_profile now so I can
turn on/off networking without removing the PC card.
alias netdown='su - root -c "cardctl eject"'
alias netup='su - root -c "cardctl
n a device
even if there are open connections. If NO_FUSER is set, then
the script will not check for busy NFS mounts or kill
processes using those mounts.
Hope this is useful
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On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, tom wrote:
>
Hello Paul
I have a Sony Picture book also (PCG-C1F), and use the XF86Config from
this web site:
http://www.remote.org/jochen/projects/vaio/index.html
It works fine with my laptop at 1024x480, so maybe worth ago for you,
thats if it is any diffent to the one you are using now.
Simon
don't, then only part of the screen gets utilised in
console mode.
You can choose the fonts etc by tweaking the config file /etc/TextConfig
Simon
> >( this one is slightly OT, I know, but T20 has very ugly looking fonts
> >on regular console )
> >- how to compile in the v
on for your card. KEY="s:abc12" (for a 40-bit key).
You may need to add extra module load options in /etc/pcmcia/config.opts.
It all worked out of the box for me, but I have since changed to a
"Managed" configuration.
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> Hi!
>
> I am using a PCMCIA modem to connect
> to internet, but only root can do it with 'pon'
> command, How to make other users connect
> to internet with 'pon'?
>
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>
>Is there a site, resource, etc. related to Debian on laptops?
>
The maintainer of this site uses debian on an Inspiron 7000:
http://www.eecs.umich.edu/~steveh/inspiron/
Hope this helps,
Simon
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Hi,
I had this problem on my laptop and it was because the start up
sequence was trying to start networking before loading the pcmcia card.
Once I changed the startup order (/etc/rc3.d symlinks) it worked for
me.
Hope this helps
el where X does not try to fire up
automatically. Then use startx to manually invoke X and see what the error
messages are. They should also be logged to /var/log/XFree86.0.log
Brendan Simon.
tom wrote:
> tom wrote:
> >
> > Well, I upgraded from stable to testing.
> >
&
.
Thanks for you help
Simon
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Thanks very much Steve. The quotes worked fine thankyou!
I plan to add the commands as aliases to my .bash_profile now so I can
turn on/off networking without removing the PC card.
alias netdown='su - root -c "cardctl eject"'
alias netup='su - root -c "cardctl
n a device
even if there are open connections. If NO_FUSER is set, then
the script will not check for busy NFS mounts or kill
processes using those mounts.
Hope this is useful
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On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, tom wrote:
>
Hello Paul
I have a Sony Picture book also (PCG-C1F), and use the XF86Config from
this web site:
http://www.remote.org/jochen/projects/vaio/index.html
It works fine with my laptop at 1024x480, so maybe worth ago for you,
thats if it is any diffent to the one you are using now.
Simon
don't, then only part of the screen gets utilised in
console mode.
You can choose the fonts etc by tweaking the config file /etc/TextConfig
Simon
> >( this one is slightly OT, I know, but T20 has very ugly looking fonts
> >on regular console )
> >- how to compile
on for your card. KEY="s:abc12" (for a 40-bit key).
You may need to add extra module load options in /etc/pcmcia/config.opts.
It all worked out of the box for me, but I have since changed to a
"Managed" configuration.
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On Wed, Jun 13, 2001 at 06:30:42PM +0800, Alex Kwan wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I am using a PCMCIA modem to connect
> to internet, but only root can do it with 'pon'
> command, How to make other users connect
> to internet with 'pon'?
>
add the user to the
sistent but mine seems to be.
P.S. When you upgraded did you go from Ximian Gnome to the standard
Gnome packages? I'm thinking of upgrading soon and am wondering about
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/dev/ttyS16 and I pass AT+cbst=16,0,1 as an init string to give HSCSD
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I'd like to locally mirror woody on my laptop. But I'm not quite sure
whether I got enough diskspace left. Does anyone know, how much disk
space a complete i386 architecture of woody needs?
And by the way: Has anyone experience with Joey Hess 'debmirror' script.
Does it work? Wich version?
Tanks,
ure but do you have Unix socket support loaded/compiled in your kernel?
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hint=8220 [ PDA/Palmtop IrOBEX ] (32)
05:44:25.696698 xid:cmd 71b55e9c > S=6 s=4 (14)
05:44:25.786699 xid:cmd 71b55e9c > S=6 s=5 (14)
05:44:25.876700 xid:cmd 71b55
V=/dev/ttyS3
#DONGLE= # specify dongle type
#DISCOVERY=-s # if you want use discovery mode, uncomment this
#ENABLE=yes # if you don't need to start irattach, set "no"
~#
My BIOS settings are COM4 and fast IR (slow hasn't seemed to ever work).
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>
> On 12 Dec 2001 22:43:59 +1100, Simon Wong writes:
> >Unfortunately, I seem to have slipped further backwards and now cannot
> >even get discovery mode to find my palm :-(
> <...>
> >#DISCOVERY=-s
slow. Debian testing, kernel 2.2.20.
Does this start automagically when you try and use /dev/ircomm0 i.e. if
I $pilot-xfer -l will it bring up the interface automatically?
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t shows stuff coming from the palm but no response
from pilot-xfer :-(
My setup doesn't seem to be using the irda.conf file.
What steps do you do for connecting to the phone?
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is NOT showing any response (as it previously had).
It seems that the kernel/software thinks it's sending but the hardware
isn't??
Should I try loading the maestro driver as a module and try loading them
in different orders?
(Works fine in Windoze so h/w still OK).
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the rest of Gnome loading.
Do you have X installed and xdm/gdm? You need a login manager to login
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loaded it works fine but my IR is no longer
functiining and I have to reboot to reset it.
I tried unloading all IR related drivers and ltmodem drivers and
restarting IR with irattach but to no avail.
Has anyone got a way around this problem?
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> On 15 Jan 2002, Simon Wong wrote:
> > I have noticed on booting that I have a message saying that an IDE bus
> > speed of 33MHz is being assumed.
>
> That's 33MHz *PCI* bus speed. Even if it says IDE everywhere n
utilities (you need irattach to
connect your IR serial port).
It is worthwhile looking at the linux-irda list's archives (Google will
find it) for other's more specific IR experiences .
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not
> really measurable.
>
> Enabling 32-bit host transfers and unmasking of the IRQ with hdparm,
> when it works[2], can make a difference, though -- especially the
later
> of those two.
Maybe some time when I'm feeling advent
some of these built in cards seem to go you could get some
interference between various bits of hardware as i have found with my IR
stuff.
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Thomas Amm wrote:
Michael K O'Brien wrote:
Hola~
I've got a Linux laptop (Debian unstable) I need to syncronize with a
Windows
XP box. I'm looking for something like rdist to intelligently sync the
two.
Other than cygwin's rdist, can anyone recommend something?
Unison? You'd need samba going so
Debian Laptop List wrote:
Unison? You'd need samba going somewhere...the Windows GTK port isn't bad.
You don't need samba to run unison (afaik), but you need unison running on
both systems.
True, I forgot about that, you can even tell unison to use ssh to talk
to another machine and start a copy
Or, if you have a friendly sys-admin, get him to assign you a static IP
address you can take away with you. If you were on my system I'd let you!
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t but expensive.
personally I wouldn't buy either!
cheers
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tellite 2590CDT and Linux
On 14 Oct, Simon Ghent wrote:
> Personally I'd recommend getting one that can display at least 1024x768 on
> it's own screen - 800x600 is very limiting (unless you're doing text
only).
I very much agree on this - 1024x768 is very nice, but usually
t the same
> kernel version I already have, I get the "already have this version"
> message.
That's strange. If you have installed kernel source you _will_ find them
in /usr/src! Are you sure you have choosen the right packet?
Kernel-source and not Kernel-image?
Greets Simon!
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personally I wouldn't buy either!
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On 14 Oct, Simon Ghent wrote:
> Personally I'd recommend getting one that can display at least 1024x768 on
> it's own screen - 800x600 is very limiting (unless you're doing text
only).
I very much agree on this - 1024x768 is very nice, but usually
work again??!
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really want to go back as the
> temp/fan control seems to be better with this BIOS.
>
> Has anyone seen this problem and know a way to get it to work again??!
>
> TIA.
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On Tue, 2002-10-29 at 16:50, Simon Wong wrote:
> > After a recent BIOS update to A20 (I did all the ones in between as
> > well) my blue Fn key no longer gets passed through to the BIOS.
Well, I have just updated to A21 and it works again.
It was working for a little while when
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When I use gvidm (thanks for that tip) I only get 1400x1050 offered and
ctrl-alt-+/- don't do anything either.
Thanks I'd love to get this to work :-)
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s specified below, but anyway:
Still have the same problems, going to see if anyone at SLUG can help
me.
I'll report back here on any developments.
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under X :-(
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called videogen that seems more
comprehensive.
I would *really* appreciate it if you could let me know if you have used
800x600.
It seems to be impossible to find details on the IBM screen in these
things.
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t; stuffed
The XFree86 log definately tells me that the alternate resolutions I'm
putting in are out of range.
On the other hand my Fn keys no longer work either!
Do you think it could be Xmodmap affecting them?
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ybe you should try this?
All of this is from memory and I don't think I have changed anything
else. I've tried to include all the details of my setup so that you
can hopefully find this answer buried somewhere in this lot.
HTH
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uently used to fix up any
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Problem or me is that my Fn key keeps dropping in and out so I'm staying
with this level BIOS as Fn-z is not working.
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ed and then opens it.
> Anyway, I allways plug/unplug when the computer is on.
> Well it works for me...
Yep, same for i8000 with the A20/A21 BIOS's.
Problem is that you can't charge the damn thing up without turning it on
first.
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changed and are using "pc104", "us" keyboard.
Does anyone have any clues as to what this may be?
TIA for any tips.
I have a Dell Inspiron 8000 (BIOS A18).
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On Wed, 2002-12-11 at 23:35, Jimmy Hedman wrote:
> I have the same problem, but i think it's due to some linux 2.4.20
> modifications. What kernel are you running?
2.4.19
They were working...damn annoying.
What do you think the kernel stuff may be in 2.4.20?
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> information from the i8k lists on the Dell Support site.
I'm going to have a better look around that site to see what resources
are available.
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device.
You need to add the printer to CUPS etc.
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On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 09:53:05AM +0100, Chris Halls wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 08, 2003 at 09:13:02PM +1300, Andrew McMillan wrote:
> > Don't forget that you can tweak you DHCP settings to make it not wait so
> > long.
>
> Ah, now that's a good idea. What about adding a note to the whereami
> documen
Hi list,
I've a Clevo 2200/2700c laptop with a logitech USB-optical mouse.
Seachring the web I found a few how-to's to get an USB-mouse working under
linux... I tried everyone ;-)
I've build a kernel (woody / 2.4.20 - vanilla source) with
Input core support
Mouse supoort
USB
Hi list,
I've a Clevo 2200/2700c laptop with a logitech USB-optical mouse.
Seachring the web I found a few how-to's to get an USB-mouse working under
linux... I tried everyone ;-)
I've build a kernel (woody / 2.4.20 - vanilla source) with
Input core support
Mouse supoort
USB
OHCI
USBHID
static
Yes, CONFIG_USB_HIDINPUT was the reason. Now my USB-Mouse works fine :-)
Thanks a lot to all!
Peter
Thanks everyone. I simply removed gpm and now it works.
Thank you
Petr Simon
Hi,
I have quite old Mitac with pctel789 modem, which doesn't work yet. I
have been playing with it lately and the only result I got is, that
neither modem nor ADSL works. I connect to my ADSL ISP very simply with
pppoeconf. But after playing with modem, I run pppoeconf, everything
goes fine,
hi,
this happend to me too. I set inapropriate framebuffer. I don't know if
this happening to you. Though it's strange. As I understand you see all
the messages while kernel boots, right? In this case have a look at
/var/log/XFree86.log (or something like that). If I write something that
doesn
ent but mine seems to be.
P.S. When you upgraded did you go from Ximian Gnome to the standard
Gnome packages? I'm thinking of upgrading soon and am wondering about
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I'd like to locally mirror woody on my laptop. But I'm not quite sure
whether I got enough diskspace left. Does anyone know, how much disk
space a complete i386 architecture of woody needs?
And by the way: Has anyone experience with Joey Hess 'debmirror' script.
Does it work? Wich version?
Tanks,
ure but do you have Unix socket support loaded/compiled in your kernel?
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sting) as there are a lot more fun things to play with but you need
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f S=6 s=3 (14)
05:44:25.606692 xid:rsp 71b55e9c < 567dc24c S=6 s=2 Simon J.P. Wong
hint=8220 [ PDA/Palmtop IrOBEX ] (32)
05:44:25.696698 xid:cmd 71b55e9c > S=6 s=4 (14)
05:44:25.786699 xid:cmd 71b55e9c > S=6 s=5 (14)
05:44:25.876700 xid:cmd 71b55
#DONGLE= # specify dongle type
#DISCOVERY=-s # if you want use discovery mode, uncomment this
#ENABLE=yes # if you don't need to start irattach, set "no"
~#
My BIOS settings are COM4 and fast IR (slow hasn't seemed to ever work).
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On Wed, 2001-12-12 at 23:38, Robert Waldner wrote:
>
> On 12 Dec 2001 22:43:59 +1100, Simon Wong writes:
> >Unfortunately, I seem to have slipped further backwards and now cannot
> >even get discovery mode to find my palm :-(
> <...>
> >#DISCOVERY=-s
t; slow. Debian testing, kernel 2.2.20.
Does this start automagically when you try and use /dev/ircomm0 i.e. if
I $pilot-xfer -l will it bring up the interface automatically?
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t shows stuff coming from the palm but no response
from pilot-xfer :-(
My setup doesn't seem to be using the irda.conf file.
What steps do you do for connecting to the phone?
Thanks for your help.
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