Does anyone have any experience with the wireless pcmcia card driver
orinoco.o & orinoco_cs.o?
I've been running Debian-testing with my custom kernel 2.4.17 and
pcmcia-cs-3.1.29 and the wireless card driver wvlan_cs.o
wvlan_cs.o was the driver of choice some years ago, but I understand
that t
Michael Perry wrote:
> Quoting Thedore Knab on Sun, Dec 30, 2001 at 02:01:17PM -0500:
>
>>I recently purchased my first wireless card.
>>
>>The card is detected under the default kernel in debian rev4, but not under the
>2.4.17 kernel.
>>
>>I assume that I am missing a module or something.
>>
>
suffice to just set it active once with
Win9X fdisk or whatever - and it will stay that way.
You can also configure Lilo to do it when you boot to windows. Check the
Lilo documentation for the correct syntax.
Tom
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I was surprised to find that the "large sum of money" which they send
to you can take the form of a bank cashier's check. It may take
several days before your bank discovers that the check is no good, and
then sticks you for the amount. The scammer hopes, of course, that
you have already sent him
It's been a few years and I've reinstalled my notebook with debian
testing + Kernal 2.6. But I don't think what I used to do with pcmcia
is the best practice anymore. I did everything through custom kernels
and lots of compiling.
My wireless NIC isn't recognized when inserted and I'm not sure
When the
standard USB port still worked, I was able to mount it
as /dev/sda1 - now, I can't access it, at least I
don't know how.
If you're still with me:
- How can I test if the adapter works?
- It doesn't seem to work, honestly, since I cannot
access the USB st
Hi Rui,
I think the problem has somehow to do with IRQ 11. I
tried to modprobe usb_storgae before plugging in.
Output follows:
kernel: Initializing USB Mass Storage driver...
kernel: usbcore: registered new driver usb-storage
kernel: USB Mass Storage support registered.
kernel: Linux Kernel Card
ystem?
Thank,
tom
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Hi guys.
Forgot to mention when I wrote my original post that I also have to
load a module called ds along with the tulip module to get the card to
function.
Thanks,
Tom
On Fri, Dec 17, 2004 at 05:21:50PM +0100, Martin Hauser wrote:
> ehm... sorry not awake..., should reply to l
Hi.
I've had luck using the ndiswrapper module with this card.
Check out the ndiswrapper-source and ndiswrapper-utils packages.
Tom
On Wed,
Jan 05, 2005 at 02:36:52PM +0100, Krzysztof Wilk wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am using Toshiba Satellite A50-106 laptop. Currently I use MS Windows
I'm using Sid as the distro, 2.4.28 as the kernel and Ndiswrapper
version 0.12+1.0rc1.
Tom
On Wed, Jan 05, 2005 at 04:06:47PM +0100, Krzysztof
Wilk wrote:
> Hello,
>
> >I've had luck using the ndiswrapper module with this card.
> >Check out the ndiswrapper-
; and
all it showed was the loopback device. I couldn't remember which driver I
used so I booted into the old kernel (I just added a new block to Lilo without
removing the old kernel). I found out which driver I had but now my system
hangs when I try to boot back into the new kernel.
Any
ideas?
Thanks,
Tom
I have a Dell Inspiron 1100 laptop.
To activate the s-video port,
right-click on the desktop,
then "Graphics options"
then "Output to..."
then "television".
The lcd screen becomes blank, and the television shows the desktop.
If the picture disappears from the laptop and does not appear on the
tele
her docs,
and fiddled around with the settings in hibernate.conf with little
success.
I hear Software Suspend 2 is just plain better for this sort of thing;
would recompiling my kernel with swsusp2 patched in fix it?
Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks much.
-Tom Olson
Lowly Undergraduate
UNH
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> Hi
>
> I am seeking info from other people who has slow laptops, or just know how to
> save memory and CPU usage on a Debian system.
>
> I am an owner of a Sony Vaio PCG-C1VRX/K laptop, that has a Transmeta Crusoe
> 600MHZ CPU, wh
r the brightness control)
feedback welcome.
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it's booted (lack of firewire drivers etc).
So I copied the data from the cd onto my fileserver and nfs exported it.
The CD was used to boot the installer then I told the installer to find
the base archives on the nfs mount. The rest was done over ftp.
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f you just want to
use it for the resize operation..download the zip, make the bootable
floppy disk, boot from it, cancel Setup, and then go into the Partition
Work screen where the resize function is available.
http://www.bootitng.com
Tom
Hi
get pcmcia-source*.deb install you shoud get pcmcia-cs.tar.gz in /usr/src
siaraX
On Sun, 29 Dec 2002, franzi wrote:
> Hi to everyone is it true that the driver 3c575_cb works only in Kernel
> 2.4 up i've got a pcmcia 3ccfe575bt ina laptop extensa 390 with 2.2.20
> kernel;what i've to do to get
n problem?
>
> Yes :)
>
> You need the new Orinoco-Drivers Version 0.13, in the Kernel is still
> Version 0.11 which has the failure, you described.
Or you can use the linux-wlan-ng drivers (debian has them) which i have always
found to be much better.
Tom
me for serial). I did a red hat
install using nfs over plip about 5 years ago (that was pain btw) and don't
remember having _too_ many difficulties, cant remember the details anymore,
but I'm sure its possible.
Tom
pgpD1iFRRES98.pgp
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he
client is waiting for a DHCPACK signal before it will bind to an offered
address. What I don't understand is why it's never receiving one.
Anyone have a clue? Should I post this to another list?
TIA!
-Tom
I had no problem with installing SuSE linux with XP on my computer. You just
need to set it up right.
You will need to get partition magic and move your XP partition to the end of
the drive and then resize the XP partition the way you want. You do this under
XP.
Once that's complete, you are a
ng but they
run pretty cool, and dont need a fan until you start working them hard which
is good. I would still rather have a mobile pentium than a desktop chip in a
laptop.
As far as reccomendations, IBM make good solid laptops (this is an a22m @1Ghz)
and it works really really well.
Tom
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Description: signature
First time user:
I would like to ask for help, please. Need instructions in installing
minicom_ 1.83.1-4.5_i386.deb on Toshiba Satellite 1555CDS with Red Hat 9.0
I would appreciate respond.
Thank you,
Tom
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I have Debian (woody) running on my IBM A21m.
kernel=2.4.12
kde 2.1.2 is my desktop.
I am trying to read some docs in the konquerer and I am listenting to
the hard drive spin down, then right back up again.
Another minute, down, then up again.
syslog.conf has everything precede with a '-'
no c
ben knight wrote:
You need to install noflushd. It's a debian package [noflushd,
surprisingly enough]. This will make sure that your hard disk stays spun
down for as long as possible, saving battery etc.
the hard drive spin down, then right back up again.
Another minute, down, then up again.
er Gaast.
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> And suddenly derZiegelmann had this magical idea:
> > i got a ibm ps/2 n51sx recently (by accident ;-)) with win 3.1 installed on
> > it. now i'm wondering if it is possible to install debian on it. if it is
> > possbile then i have another problem, because the laptop only has a floppy
> > dr
A while back I posted that I was having problems with my notebook
parking the hard drive. I saw this repeated by others as well.
I have an update, but first, to reiterate:
The problem is that the hard drive will park (spin down) and then in <1
second, spin back up again. This repeats ad infin
Tuukka Toivonen wrote:
The problem is that the hard drive will park (spin down) and then in <1
second, spin back up again. This repeats ad infinitum regardless of my
Depending what the actual problem is, noflushd might help. I just
installed it into my Thinkpad 560X and seems to work fine.
Allan Sandfeld Jensen wrote:
On Tuesday 20 November 2001 11:30, Tom Allison wrote:
I've done that.
It's part of the Battery Powered Howto. I was hoping to avoid rehashing
the elements of power saving that are more generic to Linux as that
doesn't seem to be the problem.
Allan Sandfeld Jensen wrote:
On Wednesday 21 November 2001 01:55, Tom Allison wrote:
Allan Sandfeld Jensen wrote:
On Tuesday 20 November 2001 11:30, Tom Allison wrote:
I've done that.
It's part of the Battery Powered Howto. I was hoping to avoid rehashing
the elements of po
does ext3 work with notebooks in that it will still allow for drive
parking and all that power saving goodness?
I have a D-Link Air DWL-650 pcmcia card that I use with the wvlan_cs
card (since 2.2.16).
This morning I patched up my kernel to 2.4.16 and compiled it up
(make-kpkg kernel_image) and installed it.
It didn't like the wvlan_cs driver as their isn't one in the kernel.
So, I recompiled the pcmcia-
I'm running into a rights issue with mounting floppies as a non-root user.
bash-2.05a$ ls -l /dev/fd0 && ls -l / | grep floppy && grep fd0 /etc/fstab
brwxrwx---1 root floppy 2, 0 Jul 23 21:46 /dev/fd0
drwxrwxr-x2 root root 4096 Nov 30 2000 floppy
/dev/fd0/fl
Tobias Ulbricht wrote:
doesn't quite solve Tom's problem.
see below.
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001, Tuukka Toivonen wrote:
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001, Tom Allison wrote:
I'm running into a rights issue with mounting floppies as a non-root user.
bash-2.05a$ ls -l /dev/fd0 && ls -l
I'm trying to run jpilot through my notebooks irda port.
It was working at one time, sort of.
thorin:/etc/init.d# modprobe nsc-ircc
/lib/modules/2.4.16-1.0/kernel/drivers/net/irda/nsc-ircc.o: init_module: No
such device
Hint: insmod errors can be caused by incorrect module parameters, including
I had my time running correctly for months.
Something got upgraded and I've lost Daylight Savings settings.
tz settings are correct, but how do I get this one hour difference back?
Does anyone have any experience with the wireless pcmcia card driver
orinoco.o & orinoco_cs.o?
I've been running Debian-testing with my custom kernel 2.4.17 and
pcmcia-cs-3.1.29 and the wireless card driver wvlan_cs.o
wvlan_cs.o was the driver of choice some years ago, but I understand
that
Michael Perry wrote:
Quoting Thedore Knab on Sun, Dec 30, 2001 at 02:01:17PM -0500:
I recently purchased my first wireless card.
The card is detected under the default kernel in debian rev4, but not under the
2.4.17 kernel.
I assume that I am missing a module or something.
Can someone that
ld suffice to just set it active once with
Win9X fdisk or whatever - and it will stay that way.
You can also configure Lilo to do it when you boot to windows. Check the
Lilo documentation for the correct syntax.
Tom
dn't recognize the newer Lilo options
such as lba32. You might have better luck doing this instead:
chroot /mnt /sbin/lilo -v
That command would run the Lilo on your root file system instead of the
one on tomsrtbt.
Tom
I have been using this card for a while under Linux with the wvlan_cs
driver for 802.11b Prism II cards.
I want to move over to the orinoco_cs driver. If I change the kernel
I have to spend hours fiddling with trying to get this driver working
again.
There used to be a website that had spec
Heather wrote:
Ob Debian-laptop: I notice that pcmcia-cs in "pure" woody is still
(ugh) 3.1.22? That's *ancient*! sid has 3.1.31 - can we convince
them to promote it over so the woody discs don't roll out hopelessly
behind? Or does anyone know of an abiding reason why they've let it
rot?
.
Has anyone else noticed that the kernel-source for 2.4.17 and the
pcmcia-source for 3.1.31 are not playing well with each other?
I have found that the 2.4.17 orinoco driver (driver/net/wireless/) is
version 08a and the pcmcia 3.1.31 orinoco driver is at version 08
(from /usr/src/modules/pcmcia
Pann McCuaig wrote:
On Sat, Feb 16, 2002 at 23:13, Tom Allison wrote:
Has anyone else noticed that the kernel-source for 2.4.17 and the
pcmcia-source for 3.1.31 are not playing well with each other?
I have found that the 2.4.17 orinoco driver (driver/net/wireless/) is
version 08a and the
Brian Mays wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tom Allison) wrote:
I have built a kernel and modules images and have tried to install
them both. I have to do a dpkp -i --force-overwrite in order to get
them to install. The error is related to a duplicate of pcmcia_core
modules.
It's
Brian Mays wrote:
Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
But I built my own pcmcia-modules package and kernel-image package
from the 2.4.17 kernel-source and 3.1.36 pcmcia-source. You mean that
these are still building bad links?
Not the pcmcia source. The kernel source is buildi
Derek Broughton wrote:
Under 2.4.16, eth0 comes up perfectly every time (using the stock
kernel-image.2.4.16-586), with a custom compiled kernel-image-2.4.17, I
can't get it active.
The only thing that looks suspicious at boot time is:
Linux Kernel Card Services 3.1.22
options: [pci] [card
Brian Mays wrote:
Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked:
QUESTION: If I were to use the kernel from ftp.kernel.org and then
run a make-kpkg, would I see this same problem?
It depends. If you are using the 2.4 kernel drivers (i.e., you have
turned on the CONFIG_PCMCIA option) th
Brian Mays wrote:
Heather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[symlinks bug in kernel-image-* ellided] Well, since the dev gang are
aware of this I'm sure kernel-image-2.4.18-* will be fixed when they
happen.
They should be. If not, complain to Herbert Xu.
Brian Mays wrote:
Try version 3.1.31-7
I'm running into a little problem.
or rather a couple of them.
I have two cards on my notebook -- really! One's a land-line eepro100
and the other is a wireless pcmcia card.
I want one of them to run with dhcp and the other static.
How/Where is dhclient called so that I can modify it to inclu
I guess this is really just a vent/rant but...
I am a current user of Debian.
I picked it from Slackware because I was in favor of a faster install
process than slackwares. Of course I had fewer questions in Slackware
because I was always RTMing. Debian makes it easier to not do that.
I als
Marco Fioretti wrote:
Hello,
not to drop gasoline on the fire, but, as an user of another distro
intending to try debian, I am obviously interested in the issues you
raise.
May I ask you to clarify a bit more what you mean by
"the extensive bloat that Debian has shown"
and "the continued abst
Derek Broughton wrote:
Tom Allison wrote:
I guess this is really just a vent/rant but...
I am a current user of Debian.
I picked it from Slackware because I was in favor of a faster install
process than slackwares. Of course I had fewer questions in Slackware
because I was always RTMing
Ralf Hein wrote:
Debian comes with a lot of documentation if one cares to install it. And,
most important, you can always use the original docs (of packages / programs)
for configuration, which is not true on any other dist i'm aware of. Most try
to solve everything their way, while debian seem
I would like to thank all of those who listened to my rant and gave me
positive feedback. It was never my intention to Flame anyone or
Debian as a whole. I appreciate very much that it was not perceived
as such but taken seriously.
My faith is renewed!
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I have a D-Link DL-713P that supposed to support printers.
I can get the Windows 98 stuff to work, but they provide all of that.
The appliance is a print server for network printers.
I can print to it.
But I'm only able to send it postscript right now.
There doesn't seem to any other options wi
uhh... how do I remove libssl when it's considered Obsolete yet,
there is no other alternative available if I de-select it?
Yes, I am running 'testing'.
Do I just wait?
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Anton Gyllenberg wrote:
> The tricky part was figuring out the LPD
queue name the thing uses. It is not documented anywhere but it is 'lp'.
I use CUPS with the following options:
Device: LPD/LPR Host or Printer
Device URI: lpd://192.168.0.1/lp
Set the 'Model/Driver' option to one wo
I'm having a little trouble with my lpr and remote printing.
I got kind of disgusted and am willing to consider CUPS instead.
All I'm trying to do is to get remote printing to work.
Two questions:
ONE:
under lpr I kept running into a problem where the 'lpc {remote IP}
status' listed printer st
hope one of you guys can help me, im all out of ideas.
Thanks,
Tom
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> snapshot for mach64.
>
> Untar it and launch ./install.sh
Thank you kindly, that worked a charm :)
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ents on the same machine as the X server.
This is almost always due to not having your host.conf and hosts files set
correctly. You have probably changed them and they no longer reflect your
system. You need to make sure that your hosts are set correctly for your own
machine.
Tom
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am to the hard drive), it
will take you to it's Maintenance Mode from where you can enter the
Partition Work screen to manipulate partitions. The Resize function is
available there.
Of course, before doing anything like this you want to back up your
important data etc.
Tom
;s noticeably faster.
These cards support very little 3d in hardware. You can get bleeding edge
drivers from dri.sourceforge.net and 3d games become playable, but the cards
dont do fog/ab etc and were never designed to run games, just enough to claim
some sort of 3d for marketing purposes.
at screen-expansion slot, but I don't know
> if it is supported in Linux. Anybody else with a Presario laptop has had
> any experiences with these kind of expansion system?
I have no idea what sort of expansion you have, but with regards to a PCMCIA
wireless card, i use the Netgear MA401 and i
dn't recognize the newer Lilo options
such as lba32. You might have better luck doing this instead:
chroot /mnt /sbin/lilo -v
That command would run the Lilo on your root file system instead of the
one on tomsrtbt.
Tom
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I have been using this card for a while under Linux with the wvlan_cs
driver for 802.11b Prism II cards.
I want to move over to the orinoco_cs driver. If I change the kernel
I have to spend hours fiddling with trying to get this driver working
again.
There used to be a website that had speci
Heather wrote:
>>>Ob Debian-laptop: I notice that pcmcia-cs in "pure" woody is still
>>>(ugh) 3.1.22? That's *ancient*! sid has 3.1.31 - can we convince
>>>them to promote it over so the woody discs don't roll out hopelessly
>>>behind? Or does anyone know of an abiding reason why they've let
Has anyone else noticed that the kernel-source for 2.4.17 and the
pcmcia-source for 3.1.31 are not playing well with each other?
I have found that the 2.4.17 orinoco driver (driver/net/wireless/) is
version 08a and the pcmcia 3.1.31 orinoco driver is at version 08
(from /usr/src/modules/pcmcia
Pann McCuaig wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 16, 2002 at 23:13, Tom Allison wrote:
>
>>Has anyone else noticed that the kernel-source for 2.4.17 and the
>>pcmcia-source for 3.1.31 are not playing well with each other?
>>
>>I have found that the 2.4.17 orinoco driver (drive
Brian Mays wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tom Allison) wrote:
>
>
>>I have built a kernel and modules images and have tried to install
>>them both. I have to do a dpkp -i --force-overwrite in order to get
>>them to install. The error is related to a duplicat
Brian Mays wrote:
> Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>But I built my own pcmcia-modules package and kernel-image package
>>from the 2.4.17 kernel-source and 3.1.36 pcmcia-source. You mean that
>>these are still building bad links?
>>
>
&
Derek Broughton wrote:
> Under 2.4.16, eth0 comes up perfectly every time (using the stock
> kernel-image.2.4.16-586), with a custom compiled kernel-image-2.4.17, I
> can't get it active.
>
> The only thing that looks suspicious at boot time is:
>
> Linux Kernel Card Services 3.1.22
>option
Brian Mays wrote:
> Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked:
>
>
>>QUESTION: If I were to use the kernel from ftp.kernel.org and then
>>run a make-kpkg, would I see this same problem?
>>
>
> It depends. If you are using the 2.4 kernel drivers (i.e.,
Brian Mays wrote:
> Heather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>[symlinks bug in kernel-image-* ellided] Well, since the dev gang are
>>aware of this I'm sure kernel-image-2.4.18-* will be fixed when they
>>happen.
>>
>
> They should be. If not, complain to Herbert Xu.
>
> Brian Mays wrote:
>
>
I'm running into a little problem.
or rather a couple of them.
I have two cards on my notebook -- really! One's a land-line eepro100
and the other is a wireless pcmcia card.
I want one of them to run with dhcp and the other static.
How/Where is dhclient called so that I can modify it to includ
I guess this is really just a vent/rant but...
I am a current user of Debian.
I picked it from Slackware because I was in favor of a faster install
process than slackwares. Of course I had fewer questions in Slackware
because I was always RTMing. Debian makes it easier to not do that.
I also
Marco Fioretti wrote:
> Hello,
>
> not to drop gasoline on the fire, but, as an user of another distro
> intending to try debian, I am obviously interested in the issues you
> raise.
>
> May I ask you to clarify a bit more what you mean by
>
> "the extensive bloat that Debian has shown"
>
> an
Derek Broughton wrote:
> Tom Allison wrote:
>
>> I guess this is really just a vent/rant but...
>>
>> I am a current user of Debian.
>> I picked it from Slackware because I was in favor of a faster install
>> process than slackwares. Of course I had fewer
Ralf Hein wrote:
> Debian comes with a lot of documentation if one cares to install it. And,
> most important, you can always use the original docs (of packages / programs)
> for configuration, which is not true on any other dist i'm aware of. Most try
> to solve everything their way, while deb
I would like to thank all of those who listened to my rant and gave me
positive feedback. It was never my intention to Flame anyone or
Debian as a whole. I appreciate very much that it was not perceived
as such but taken seriously.
My faith is renewed!
--
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I have a D-Link DL-713P that supposed to support printers.
I can get the Windows 98 stuff to work, but they provide all of that.
The appliance is a print server for network printers.
I can print to it.
But I'm only able to send it postscript right now.
There doesn't seem to any other options wi
uhh... how do I remove libssl when it's considered Obsolete yet,
there is no other alternative available if I de-select it?
Yes, I am running 'testing'.
Do I just wait?
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Anton Gyllenberg wrote:
> The tricky part was figuring out the LPD
> queue name the thing uses. It is not documented anywhere but it is 'lp'.
> I use CUPS with the following options:
>
> Device: LPD/LPR Host or Printer
> Device URI: lpd://192.168.0.1/lp
>
> Set the 'Model/Driver
I'm having a little trouble with my lpr and remote printing.
I got kind of disgusted and am willing to consider CUPS instead.
All I'm trying to do is to get remote printing to work.
Two questions:
ONE:
under lpr I kept running into a problem where the 'lpc {remote IP}
status' listed printer st
at screen-expansion slot, but I don't know
> if it is supported in Linux. Anybody else with a Presario laptop has had
> any experiences with these kind of expansion system?
I have no idea what sort of expansion you have, but with regards to a PCMCIA
wireless card, i use the Netgear MA401 and i
r the brightness control)
feedback welcome.
Tom.
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it's booted (lack of firewire drivers etc).
So I copied the data from the cd onto my fileserver and nfs exported it.
The CD was used to boot the installer then I told the installer to find
the base archives on the nfs mount. The rest was done over ftp.
Tom.
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nt to
use it for the resize operation..download the zip, make the bootable
floppy disk, boot from it, cancel Setup, and then go into the Partition
Work screen where the resize function is available.
http://www.bootitng.com
Tom
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Hi
get pcmcia-source*.deb install you shoud get pcmcia-cs.tar.gz in /usr/src
siaraX
On Sun, 29 Dec 2002, franzi wrote:
> Hi to everyone is it true that the driver 3c575_cb works only in Kernel
> 2.4 up i've got a pcmcia 3ccfe575bt ina laptop extensa 390 with 2.2.20
> kernel;what i've to do to get
n problem?
>
> Yes :)
>
> You need the new Orinoco-Drivers Version 0.13, in the Kernel is still
> Version 0.11 which has the failure, you described.
Or you can use the linux-wlan-ng drivers (debian has them) which i have always
found to be much better.
Tom
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me for serial). I did a red hat
install using nfs over plip about 5 years ago (that was pain btw) and don't
remember having _too_ many difficulties, cant remember the details anymore,
but I'm sure its possible.
Tom
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client is waiting for a DHCPACK signal before it will bind to an offered
address. What I don't understand is why it's never receiving one.
Anyone have a clue? Should I post this to another list?
TIA!
-Tom
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I had no problem with installing SuSE linux with XP on my computer. You just
need to set it up right.
You will need to get partition magic and move your XP partition to the end of
the drive and then resize the XP partition the way you want. You do this under
XP.
Once that's complete, you are a
First time user:
I would like to ask for help, please. Need instructions in installing
minicom_ 1.83.1-4.5_i386.deb on Toshiba Satellite 1555CDS with Red Hat 9.0
I would appreciate respond.
Thank you,
Tom
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On Tue, Nov 18, 2003 at 01:49:55PM -0600, Alex Malinovich wrote:
> On Tue, 2003-11-18 at 12:10, Dutch wrote:
> > Just sorta takin an informal poll here...
> >
> > Debian users,
> > -how many of you are running Gnome?
> >
> > -how many are running WindowMaker (me)
> >
> > -If not WM,then which wi
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