In the quest to get a WaveLAN card to work on my 6.2beta laptop, it appears that I've
gone one step forward and two steps back. I've got the WaveLAN card working, but I've
lost cardbus support (Xircom RealPort card).
Short version:
* locate WaveLAN drivers, decompress into /usr/src/linux, comp
Didn't Intel have a solution that's built-into the cpu chip?
Steve B.
-- Original Message --
From: Matt Fahrner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 10:27:55 -0400
>On Suns the hostid is actually encoded on a EPROM chip in a socket on
>the motherboa
It sounds trivial, but this is one loud laptop hard disk!
It looks like APM doesn't support spinning down the hard disk, and my rom bios on my
laptop doesn't support this, when the laptop is connected to a/c power.
Anyone know how to spin down a hard disk on a Dell CPi-R400?
Thanks!
Steve B.
Afer some breadcrumbs from this list, I'm now able to boot my 6.1beta box so that it
changes it's mac address, dhcpcd's, and loads some vpn software (all in rc3.d). What
I'm trying to narrow down is what is causing this action:
if I do a 'cardmgr -o', and then try to do an 'ifconfig hw', ifconf
lem, I can connect windoze machine whose card owns
>the MAC address they know).
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>> From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed May 24 15:46:53 2000
>> From: "Steve Bagdon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&
I'm trying to acquire a dhcp address using dhcpcd, but in the midst of this I want to
change my mac address on the network card. The only downside is, I acquire my dhcp
address using my mac address, so I figure I have to set my mac address before I call
dhcpcd. I'm working on this now, but if a
I'm *really* behind the times here. Can we humor you into two lines of
description - just a set of packaged enhancements?
Thanks!
Steve B.
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Original Date:22 May 2000 18:43:05 -0400
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Adam Go
I'll try it tonight.
Thanks!
Steve B.
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From: John Summerfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 22 May 2000 08:43:56 +0800
>> I'm doing some data-collection using some dedicated devices outputing via
>> the
I'm doing some data-collection using some dedicated devices outputing via
their serial port, and I've run into a few roadblocks. My specific example
is a BASIC Stamp that's outputting temp every 60 seconds. I know that the
data is coming into the Linux serial port, as I can view the data using
