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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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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> > I have noticed on booting that I have a message saying that an IDE bus
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>
> That's 33MHz *PCI* bus speed. Even if it says IDE everywhere n
ties (you need irattach to
connect your IR serial port).
It is worthwhile looking at the linux-irda list's archives (Google will
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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 adventurous.
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(pointer jumps all over the place when I move the
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I am using X 4.1.0-13.
Has anyone got any suggestions as to what else to try?
I looked on the Logitech site but didn't see any Linux notes/supprt.
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The latest I just built was b9 whochj seems to work fine (as have all
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Maybe you could try that version?
>
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Well, now it is!
My apologies to the list for sending the kernel instead :-((
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most laptop sound chips are not full-duplex so recording and playback is not
possible at the same time. Has this anything to do with my problem?
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problems getting everything running, including wireless LAN. Very cool!
I even run 3dfx games. When it's in the docking station you wouldn't
know it was a laptop.
Just my 2c worth...
Simon
On Mon, 2002-06-24 at 18:04, Omar
t-n-paste ;-)
Fair enough too.
>
> Searching terms like "lsof" and "noflushd" should find most of the
> relevant information.
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> > If your looking at ibooks then IMHO stick with Apple's OSX. Hmmm, can I
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>
> No! You can use Debian just fin
Now thats a nice bit of information. I just started to play with the
IRDA port and my mobile phone, using Gnokii. I have to disable the
maestro3 module to get it to work.
Time to upgrade my kernel I think.
Simon
On Tue, 2002-06-25 at 14:24, Erich Schubert wrote:
> > great news..thx..k
to NOT restart X servers.
Is there something else I may be missing as I'd like to set this up too
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IMHO I wouldn't call it a bug. More a way to confirm if you need PCMCIA
or not. They could have a system scan to discover if the box is a laptop
or not but then again some desktop systems have PCMCIA. So asking the
question is not a bug. :-)
Simon
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Then you can reinstall when Woody's released.
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got the card up and running within 30 mins. :-)
Check out www.dell.com for the latest prices. I really can't remember
how much I paid for mine.
As for how the card compares to others, I really dont know. But this
setup works well for me. I can move the laptop downstairs or even down
the garden.
Saw the last post about an Epson printer which got an excellent answer.
:-) So here is my printing problem...
Dell Inspiron 8000
Debian Woody kernel-2.4.17
Lexmark Optra E310
If anyone has a setup like this and it's all working. Then please let me
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Thanks
use
it "as is".
The page also contains the correct init strings for using the card at
different speeds.
Please let me know how you get on with this as I shall be looking at
it myself as soon as I get a sim card.
HTH
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(pointer jumps all over the place when I move the
mouse).
I am using X 4.1.0-13.
Has anyone got any suggestions as to what else to try?
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The latest I just built was b9 whochj seems to work fine (as have all
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Maybe you could try that version?
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Well, now it is!
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As for laptops, I run a Dell Inspiron 8000 with Debian Woody. No
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I even run 3dfx games. When it's in the docking station you wouldn't
know it was a laptop.
Just my 2c worth...
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t-n-paste ;-)
Fair enough too.
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> No! You can use Debian just fin
Now thats a nice bit of information. I just started to play with the
IRDA port and my mobile phone, using Gnokii. I have to disable the
maestro3 module to get it to work.
Time to upgrade my kernel I think.
Simon
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Is there something else I may be missing as I'd like to set this up too
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IMHO I wouldn't call it a bug. More a way to confirm if you need PCMCIA
or not. They could have a system scan to discover if the box is a laptop
or not but then again some desktop systems have PCMCIA. So asking the
question is not a bug. :-)
Simon
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Then you can reinstall when Woody's released.
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The page also contains the correct init strings for using the card at
different speeds.
Please let me know how you get on with this as I shall be looking at
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HTH
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> temp/fan control seems to be better with this BIOS.
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> > 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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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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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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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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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.
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Problem or me is that my Fn key keeps dropping in and out so I'm staying
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> 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
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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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> 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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I'm going to have a better look around that site to see what resources
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> 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
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> 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
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Thank you
Petr Simon
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used the following to handle the various usb memory sticks I have,
I put it in /etc/hotplug/usb/usb-storage, I then have a couple of
entries in /etc/auto.misc to mount the devices on demand (with a 5
second timeout) It's crude but it works.
HTH,
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#!/bin/sh
#
# hotplug script to handle
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> What package do you recommend for managing different network
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> Is there so
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> Have not found any details since, a
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# hotplug script to handle
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> What package do you recommend for managing different network
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> Is there so
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s to the $OP as well.
Have a nice evening,
Simon
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Hola~
I've got a Linux laptop (Debian unstable) I need to syncronize with a
Windows
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two.
Other than cygwin's rdist, can anyone recommend something?
Unison? You'd need samba
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
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; can provide more detail if necessary. TIA.
I have potato successfully running on a TwinHead 166MHz laptop using kernel
2.2.14. I will try upgrading to 2.2.17 and see what happens.
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quot; "800x600" "640x480"
There is also a default mode setting I think. Or was that a default depth
setting ?
Check the manual pages with "man XF86Config".
Brendan Simon.
What is the output of "X -probeonly" ?
What resolutions does it recognise ?
Brendan Simon.
stephan wrote:
> Ok - the XF86Setup error is this:
> _X11TransSocketUNIXConnect - Can't connect error no 111
>
> I get it when it Attempts to start the X server.
> hope tha
or in
Australia and did an "apt-get update" followed by an "apt-get dist-upgrade" to
upgrade to 2.2 (aka potato). I had to upgrade the kernel manually by doing
"apt-get install kernel-image-2.2.14". I regularly do an "apt-get update" and
"apt-get upgrade" to get the latest packages and fixes.
Brendan Simon.
libscanpci.a module
so I assume its a PCI ID that is unknown but I am not sure.
Can any one help. Maybe the G4 and new PowerBook aren't supported yet ?
Thanks,
Brendan Simon.
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vide more detail if necessary. TIA.
I have potato successfully running on a TwinHead 166MHz laptop using kernel
2.2.14. I will try upgrading to 2.2.17 and see what happens.
Brendan Simon.
Doing an "apt-cache search netware" will give you some packages to
investigate.
$ apt-cache search netware
lg-issue34 - Issue 34 of the Linux Gazette.
ncpfs - Utilities to use resources from NetWare servers.
Obviously the ncpfs is one to try out.
Regards,
Brendan Simon.
Andreas
h the PowerMac OpenFirmware
prompt. For an Intel PC, you may have to setup lilo on a floppy.
Infact, you should be able to use the standard boot floppies. You
should be able to give a root=/dev/hdc (or whatever the zip drive is).
Play around with these ideas.
Good luck,
Brendan Simon.
i4G0
d use unstable but I have just
upgraded to testing as I would like the latest applications that have
some notion of stability. ie. 2 weeks in unstable without major
problems is good enough for me.
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xsdg wrote:
(dhcpcd is obsolete; It's been removed from Debian because it is
This is the wrong program! DHCPD == "DHCP Daemon", aka, the DHCP server. The
program I believe you are talking about is DHClient, or a DHCP Client.
Be very carefull
dhcpd is the DHCP Daemon.
dhcpcd is the D
he man page and the online help but didn't see
anything about it.
Have you tried "apt-cache show "?
eg. "apt-cache show apt" or "apt-cache showpkg apt"
Brendan Simon.
I thought netenv was used for different profiles (eg. home, office, other).
Brendan Simon.
Mike Fedyk wrote:
On Mon, Apr 23, 2001 at 09:30:11PM -0400, Matt Pepper wrote:
Hi -
I have a Dell laptop I am endeavoring to put Debian on however I have a
query I'd like to get answered first.
My machine boots at home without a network connection, though it does
take a lot longer to boot due to DHCP timeouts.
I'm using an Apple G3 PowerBook with the builtin ethernet connection.
Brendan Simon.
Matt Pepper wrote:
My biggest concern is that I wonder if the PC card ethernet
ng at CIPE. It implements a VPN over UDP. Go the
CIPE website to find out more. It uses UDP rather than TCP because you
can get some really ugly things happening if you tunnel TCP within TCP.
Basically timeout/resend issues at both layers.
Brendan Simon.
Are you using devfs ???
I had to modify /etc/devfs/perms (or something like that) to get a user
to access the serial ports via minicom.
Cheers,
Brendan Simon.
Tom Allison wrote:
I've got a USB camera working, but only on root.
I get the error Couldn't open device /dev/usb/dc2x
Doing an "apt-cache search netware" will give you some packages to
investigate.
$ apt-cache search netware
lg-issue34 - Issue 34 of the Linux Gazette.
ncpfs - Utilities to use resources from NetWare servers.
Obviously the ncpfs is one to try out.
Regards,
Brendan Simon.
Andreas
h the PowerMac OpenFirmware
prompt. For an Intel PC, you may have to setup lilo on a floppy.
Infact, you should be able to use the standard boot floppies. You
should be able to give a root=/dev/hdc (or whatever the zip drive is).
Play around with these ideas.
Good luck,
Brendan Simon.
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