e call, and
audacity to record? ive never done it but should be possible. you may
want to post this the user list if no one else respond. im sure theres
more subscribers there who would have ideas.
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hree lines in my .bashrc, but this work for
> me only. where i have to add them if i want to make it work for all the
> users?
Add it in /etc/profile for all users.
Steve.
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the graphics quality is far from optimised.
So, has any one got a similar setup to mine, had the same problems and
sorted them?
The graphics card is an ATI Mobility Radeon 7500
Thanks
Steve
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I can get Debian 3.0 r2 installed on my Samsung T10 no problem. The only
problem is, is that I have to use the VESA drivers and they don't give
options for 1400 x 1050 screen resolution, the nearest is 1280 x 1024.
GNome works fine (KDE hang
Hello,
I recieved a IBM Thinkpad 755CE and thought it
would be a great test subject for Debian. I installed Debian 3.0
using the 20 disk core install. Now my question is how would i get it to
connect to the internet using a serial db9 cable hooked up the the serial port
of the laptop and
ously
the graphics quality is far from optimised.
So, has any one got a similar setup to mine, had the same problems and
sorted them?
The graphics card is an ATI Mobility Radeon 7500
Thanks
Steve
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I can get Debian 3.0 r2 installed on my Samsung T10 no problem. The only
problem is, is that I have to use the VESA drivers and they don't give
options for 1400 x 1050 screen resolution, the nearest is 1280 x 1024.
GNome works fine (KDE
Hello,
I recieved a IBM Thinkpad 755CE and thought it
would be a great test subject for Debian. I installed Debian 3.0
using the 20 disk core install. Now my question is how would i get it to
connect to the internet using a serial db9 cable hooked up the the serial port
of the laptop and
response is highly needed,so i can
provide you with the list of the needed items from you.
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satisfaction, reliability are asus, sony, toshiba. check out system76
as well, using a pangolin here, very impressed.
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Hi Tobias,
I found a used Lenovo T420 on E-Bay. It was off lease, and had the disk
removed. Got it for a great price. Added an SSD and it has worked
great for me. Haven't used it for any thing mission critical, but I've
been pleased.
Have a great day,
Steve
On 04/11/201
ars ago I was left with a Dell Latitude dock at home. I bought a CPx off
eBay back in 2003 or so. I've pretty much run it 24/7 since then. All of my
productivity is on this laptop. Web browsing, email, word processing,
graphics manipulation. Not too shabby for a 667Mhz machine. :)
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with Debian I'm very happy. B
the
APM (Adv. Power Mgmt) section.
There is a kernel option as I recall that allows the BIOS to turn of the
backlight when it enters power saving mode - but this only works if X isn't
running. If you can't find any information in the HOWTOs try looking in
the kernel docs I know I read abo
p type
First question: What is wrong with my exim.conf route_list line?
Second question: Is there a better way of doing this?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Steve
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I have managed to configure my laptop so that I configures any NIC PCMCIA
card depending upon the slot it is in. Although I don't plug two cards in
at the same time. I have also configured different schemes that make it
easy to change the configuration -- one for working in t
t on ;^): http://www.steve.dobson.org/debian/
If a more complete version of what I have planned for my site could be
done at w.d.o it would need a number of volunteers, because of the number of
laptops that Linux runs on. Heather, Morgan, anyone else interested in
helping put this together?
h time I run startx, the display is
corrupted. I've gone back to X 3.3.6 for the time being, but would
like to know if anyone is getting better results with 4.0.1.
- Steve Anderson
.."
;;
Well something like that anyway - you should get the idea then if you
plug your network card into the top slot it will always be configured
for your home network.
If you plug the network card into the bottom slot then it will be
configured depending upon the setting of your scheme. If you change
scheme (cardctl scheme ) then the network is reconfigured (you
don't even need to pull the card our and push it back in).
Hope this helps.
Steve
ng, spreadsheet, C and
Java development,and of course surfing. When I need to run really heavy
calculations I usually still develop the code on it and then ssh to my
Duron-980 at home or my PIII-733 at work to run it. I use the Duron mostly for
games.
Best,
Steve Stancliff
at
autonomy buy multiple second abatteries - these are discharged first
so one your first second battery is dead you can replace it with the
second second battery (not need to power down - or even enter power
saving mode).
:-) If you understand that please explain it to m
ell it's not
> ^^^
> You mean 2.2.18?
>
Yes, I spotted that. I installed a 2.2.18 kernel two weeks ago (with
ext3 patched in - although I am not using it yet) provided by Steve
McIntyre) and last week I upgraded to Woody with out any problem.
XF86-4.0.2 didn't come up straight away -
utions working okay on
> their Dell Laptop can send me the relevant mode lines used in their XF86Config
> file.
>
I have just upgraded to XF86-4 and every thing is working fine for me on
my Inspiron 7500. I have attached my configs - hope they help. Please
not that I am ru
hek out the
archeives you might see answers to any C600 issues.
Steve
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Hi Iain
On Sat, Apr 07, 2001 at 02:01:26PM +0100, Iain Kennedy wrote:
>
> I've got a Dell Inspiron 7500 and have tried compiling the apm in the
> kernel with several different configurations.. the battery monitor and all
> that good stuff works fine, but I've never had any luck with resuming
> af
tions. At the
lowest resolution (360), the dvips command prints a low-quality page,
but at
the higher resolutions it does the endless pages through as described
above.
Any suggestions or explanation would be appreciated.
Steve
# @(#)etc.printcap5.2 (Berkeley) 5/5/88
#
# This fil
is just an
RTFM or STFW please point me at the appropriate URL.
I know that this is the correct diver and that it works because I can configure
the network by hand. I would like the PCMCIA subsystem to do it automatically.
Thanks loads for any help you can g
.168.1.1, run samba
>> On the road: through modem, run nothing
>
>Have a look at netenv, it should get you at least partway there, and you
>could write a script that used the current netenv config to bring up the
>relevant services/mount the relevant shares.
Or check out div
Hi Arvydas
On Mon, Aug 06, 2001 at 09:08:30AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I tried to install pcmcia network card 3com (3ccfe575ct) with 2.4.7
> kernel and it's hangs. i tried pcmcia-cs 3.1.27 pakage also and it
> also didn't help.With 2.2.18 kernel i have no problem with this card.
> mayb
since. Boot into Debian and blat that partition - dd over
it, or mke2fs it. Then format under DOS/Win will do the correct thing.
I still can't believe how bad Micro$oft's system tools are by
default. The best thing to do with fdisk.exe, for example, is delete
it before you're tempte
ed to either wait for the kernel
source that replaces the 3-variable min/max macro, or downgrade to the last
kernel version that didn't have the problem.
> Andor Demarteau
Steve
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the
APM (Adv. Power Mgmt) section.
There is a kernel option as I recall that allows the BIOS to turn of the
backlight when it enters power saving mode - but this only works if X isn't
running. If you can't find any information in the HOWTOs try looking in
the kernel docs I know I read abo
p type
First question: What is wrong with my exim.conf route_list line?
Second question: Is there a better way of doing this?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Steve
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esac
I have managed to configure my laptop so that I configures any NIC PCMCIA
card depending upon the slot it is in. Although I don't plug two cards in
at the same time. I have also configured different schemes that make it
easy to change the configuration -- one for working in t
suit on ;^): http://www.steve.dobson.org/debian/
If a more complete version of what I have planned for my site could be
done at w.d.o it would need a number of volunteers, because of the number of
laptops that Linux runs on. Heather, Morgan, anyone else interested in
helping put this together?
h time I run startx, the display is
corrupted. I've gone back to X 3.3.6 for the time being, but would
like to know if anyone is getting better results with 4.0.1.
- Steve Anderson
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Well something like that anyway - you should get the idea then if you
plug your network card into the top slot it will always be configured
for your home network.
If you plug the network card into the bottom slot then it will be
configured depending upon the setting of your scheme. If you change
scheme (cardctl scheme ) then the network is reconfigured (you
don't even need to pull the card our and push it back in).
Hope this helps.
Steve
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Java development,and of course surfing. When I need to run really heavy calculations
I usually still develop the code on it and then ssh to my
Duron-980 at home or my PIII-733 at work to run it. I use the Duron mostly for games.
Best,
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so one your first second battery is dead you can replace it with the
second second battery (not need to power down - or even enter power
saving mode).
:-) If you understand that please explain it to m
^^^
> You mean 2.2.18?
>
Yes, I spotted that. I installed a 2.2.18 kernel two weeks ago (with
ext3 patched in - although I am not using it yet) provided by Steve
McIntyre) and last week I upgraded to Woody with out any problem.
XF86-4.0.2 didn't come up straight away -
utions working okay on
> their Dell Laptop can send me the relevant mode lines used in their XF86Config
> file.
>
I have just upgraded to XF86-4 and every thing is working fine for me on
my Inspiron 7500. I have attached my configs - hope they help. Please
not that I am ru
hek out the
archeives you might see answers to any C600 issues.
Steve
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10/100 - use the eepro100 driver instead.
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Hi Iain
On Sat, Apr 07, 2001 at 02:01:26PM +0100, Iain Kennedy wrote:
>
> I've got a Dell Inspiron 7500 and have tried compiling the apm in the
> kernel with several different configurations.. the battery monitor and all
> that good stuff works fine, but I've never had any luck with resuming
> a
t dpi
resolutions. At the
lowest resolution (360), the dvips command prints a low-quality page,
but at
the higher resolutions it does the endless pages through as described
above.
Any suggestions or explanation would be appreciated.
Steve
# @(#)etc.printcap5.2 (Berkeley) 5/5/88
#
# This fil
his is just an
RTFM or STFW please point me at the appropriate URL.
I know that this is the correct diver and that it works because I can configure
the network by hand. I would like the PCMCIA subsystem to do it automatically.
Thanks loads for any help you can g
.168.1.1, run samba
>> On the road: through modem, run nothing
>
>Have a look at netenv, it should get you at least partway there, and you
>could write a script that used the current netenv config to bring up the
>relevant services/mount the relevant shares.
Or check out div
since. Boot into Debian and blat that partition - dd over
it, or mke2fs it. Then format under DOS/Win will do the correct thing.
I still can't believe how bad Micro$oft's system tools are by
default. The best thing to do with fdisk.exe, for example, is delete
it before you're tempte
ed to either wait for the kernel
source that replaces the 3-variable min/max macro, or downgrade to the last
kernel version that didn't have the problem.
> Andor Demarteau
Steve
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I'd heartily recommend divine - I've got it set up on a work laptop.
It seamlessly detects several different company networks and my home
networks and with some local scripting it's very powerful.
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"It's ac
27;55AA' (which I believe marks the end of the partition table for a bootable partition).
So my question to the list is; Is it OK to use the above-mentioned cat-hexdump-morecommand, or am I deceiving myself somehow? TIA,
Steve Kleiser
Greetings,
The two hexdumps below show the mbr
before and after the Sarge installer partitions the drive. The "after" partition
is garbled in a suprisingly orderly way (some columns are filled with
alternating hex values). The partitioner (and cfdisk 2.12) can read the
partition, but wr
Hi all,
I bought an old 486-based laptop recently (Dell Latitude XP 450C), and
successfully installed Debian linux on it. I'm a newbie to both laptops
and to Debian, but not to linux (I've been running linux since 1992).
I'm wondering about the "suspend" mode feature on this machine. If I
close
On Fri, 17 Sep 1999, Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote:
> On Thursday 16 September 1999, at 16 h 45, the keyboard of "CHRIS HOOVER"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > stuff. I told it to do so and also had it setup getty for the serial parts
> > (my modem).
>
> It is quite uncommon for a laptop: you
Hey Carlton,
Is the machine crashing while you are using it, or does it become "frozen"
after leaving it unattended for some time?
I have a problem with my laptop's power saving "suspend" feature. After
being suspended, I sometimes can't wake up the laptop! I think someone
here mentioned a kern
On Tue, 28 Sep 1999, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
>
> On 28-Sep-99 Thomas Vogels wrote:
> >
> > "Sean" == Sean 'Shaleh' Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > Sean> Read the doc in /usr/src/linux/Documentation (or whereever you placed
> > your
> > Sean> kernel source). It boils down to:
> > S
On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Larry Clapp wrote:
> Just by the way, you don't *have* to have three cards. I have a
> setup vaguely similar to the one you've described, at least as
> far as how the network looks:
>
>desktop machine (IP addr from DHCP)
> cable modem --- hub -
Hi all,
I bought an old 486-based laptop recently (Dell Latitude XP 450C), and
successfully installed Debian linux on it. I'm a newbie to both laptops
and to Debian, but not to linux (I've been running linux since 1992).
I'm wondering about the "suspend" mode feature on this machine. If I
close
On Fri, 17 Sep 1999, Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote:
> On Thursday 16 September 1999, at 16 h 45, the keyboard of "CHRIS HOOVER"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > stuff. I told it to do so and also had it setup getty for the serial parts
> > (my modem).
>
> It is quite uncommon for a laptop: you
Hey Carlton,
Is the machine crashing while you are using it, or does it become "frozen"
after leaving it unattended for some time?
I have a problem with my laptop's power saving "suspend" feature. After
being suspended, I sometimes can't wake up the laptop! I think someone
here mentioned a kern
On Tue, 28 Sep 1999, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
>
> On 28-Sep-99 Thomas Vogels wrote:
> >
> > "Sean" == Sean 'Shaleh' Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > Sean> Read the doc in /usr/src/linux/Documentation (or whereever you placed
> > your
> > Sean> kernel source). It boils down to:
> > S
On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Larry Clapp wrote:
> Just by the way, you don't *have* to have three cards. I have a
> setup vaguely similar to the one you've described, at least as
> far as how the network looks:
>
>desktop machine (IP addr from DHCP)
> cable modem --- hub -
sourceforge for the latest version 3.2.1 was out. I download it,
compiled it and then installed it. I seam to remember that the make
installed installed it stright to the correct place. Probably best
if you remove the pcmcia-cs package first [note to self must follow
my own advice :-)].
ire 1000 hours
86400 ) ; Minimum 24 hours
@ IN NS lump.mossbank.org.uk.
wibble IN A 127.0.0.1
IN MX 1 smtp.ntlworld.com.
Hope this helps...
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gt;this error message:
>
>/usr/X11R6/bin/xterm: bad command line option "fluxbox"
>
>Any comments welcome
You could add something into your .xsession that does the right
thing. For example, pop up a query using xmessage asking which wm you
want and then run the right one.
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Mobility M6 LY" the radeon driver
supports all the Radeon range.
> I just need to run a webserver and a browser on this
> installation, no games or the like...
Steve
Section "ServerLayout"
Identifier "XFree86 Configured"
Screen
ally, but imap keeps things in sync.
The only issues I have with this setup all relate to uw-imapd being
crap, but I'm toying with the idea of hacking on that to improve it,
or even moving over to another imapd like courier.
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up when you use the
processor and slows down when it's idle - called SpeedStep IIRC. When I
first got mine it ran the processor flat out all the time and I had to
enable APCI support in the kernel to get it to run cool and give decent
battery life.
HTH,
Steve.
sn't have APM support so may work better on
your hardware.
See debian/dists/woody/main/disks-i386/3.0.23-2002-05-21/images-1.44/
on your local debian mirror.
Steve.
chance of working in most places.
==
#!/bin/sh
#
# laptop-location
#
# Try to work out where we are, and tell the world. Hopefully will
# never be needed, but may help if somebody ever steals me...
#
# (c) 2003 Steve McIntyre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
# Redistributable u
On Sun, Jun 22, 2003 at 08:22:43PM -0400, Joseph Barillari wrote:
>
>>>>>> "SM" == Steve McIntyre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>SM> I've been using the following for a while, which does just
>SM> what you suggested. Run it out of /
ian, but it's non-free software and was
dropped before woody was released.
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"Can't keep my eyes from the circling sky,
; routefile:
> * my_smarthost.at byname
I have no routefile in my exim.conf
> Has someone another idea or knows what went wrong with the methods
> described above?
Hope this helps
Steve
pgpVRH8BnNUWY.pgp
Description: PGP signature
When I pull the card it gets very unstable and has not run for more
than an hour before the kernel crashes. I'm trying to find out if
it is my laptop or the driver that is at fault here. The laptop is
a stable if I use my old 3COM EtherLink XL LAN card.
Steve
tart of Mbox mailboxes - and you could add your own search terms
into the script to make it ignore other forms of dummy first message.
.
http://batleth.sapienti-sat.org/projects/mb2md/
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aildir is grepping through mailboxes to
find information is much more awkward. Perhaps it's time to run
glimpse or similar...
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"It's actually quite entertaining to watch ag129 prop his foot up on
the desk so he can get a better aim." [ seen in ucam.chat ]
ou happy
with the set of partitions as displayed in the top part of the screen
you'll want to choose 'W' for write and it will ask if you are sure -
you'll need to 'yes' in full (cfdisk5.png).
I Hope this helps.
Steve.
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Description: PNG image
cfdisk2.p
er source, or how to disable the drive completely?
Ebay is good for this kind of thing.
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pgp2LA2tNvaCO.pgp
Description: PGP signature
7;d heartily recommend divine - I've got it set up on a work laptop.
It seamlessly detects several different company networks and my home
networks and with some local scripting it's very powerful.
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"It's ac
. (I use a Xircom pcmcia card for the ethernet
connection.)
My idea is that I should be able to connect with
dhcp in either place, or alternatively to have it
dynamic at home but static at work.
Thanks for any information or advice.
Steve
e the
most convenient and efficient way to have it set up to
use whenever I want, not having it attached at other
times?
Should the modules be included in /etc/modules?
Should the mount information be in /etc/fstab?
Thanks in advance for any advice and opinions.
wrote:
> On Monday 24 June 2002 21:01, steve thompson wrote:
> > I have a Fujitsu P-2040 lifebook on which I've put
> > Woody with the 2.4.18 kernel. It has an external
> usb
> > floppy drive which I anticipate using just
> > ocassionally. I managed to mount it
.18 kernel.
CDROM usage seems to be work fine since installation.
Steve
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modules associated with cdrom such as
ide-cd.
What is the best way to be able to use both cdrom
to read a cd and xcdroast for cd writing?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Steve
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> OoO En ce milieu de nuit étoilée du vendredi 12
> juillet 200
tical
difference between having something such as this built
into the kernel (option 2) or having it as a module
that is loaded at boot in /etc/modules (option 1)?
Steve
--- Ionel Mugurel Ciobica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > 1. After booting up I can use xcdroast after I
>
?
I am running Woody with the 2.4.18 kernel on a Fujitsu
Lifebook P-2040 using a direct USB connection to the
printer. The printer is an Epson Stylus color C60.
Thanks in advance for any advice or explanation.
Steve
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There has recently been a lot of discussion of mail
readers Evolution vs Sylpheed, with some discussion of
Mutt. More widely, does anyone have experience with
Mozilla mail in comparison to Sylpheed, Evolution, or
any other mail client with a graphical interface?
Steve
1/opera
10,RestartCommand=/usr/lib/opera/6.03-20020813.1/opera
-session 117f010001030927277000574
11,id=117f0100010309288640004730001
--- Jaye Inabnit ke6sls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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lines are back in the session file,
and it will start up automatically next time.
This problem persists even if I delete (move
temporarily) the entire
~/.opera directory.
Steve
--- Erich Schubert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I found the problem in .gnome/session in my home
> &g
r I use is
Icewm. This problem does not happen with other
applications, such as Mozilla.
Steve
--- Stephen Gran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This one time, at band camp, steve thompson said:
>
> > Saving the currnet session doesn't solve the
> problem. If I save the
>
y previous
Pentium-based laptop, is the way it stays so quiet
and cool while I work. But I am wondering if Linux
might use this processor less efficiently than
possible
or if it is more likely something about my
configuration.
Steve
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reinstalling did not solve it.
Thanks.
Steve
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should
change it to use a projector or the image will be
distorted.
(I am using Gnome, if that is relevant.)
Thanks in advance.
Steve
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Thanks very much. That works, but it only toggles
through two
resolutions counting my default 1280 x 768. I added a
Modline
for 1024 x 768, which is what I think I need for a
projector.
Any idea why it won't use that one? I've listed the
section of
my XF86Config-4 file below
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