well, yay me! I finally have a working copy
of debian on my laptop. now for functionality.
can anyone point me towards a page explaining how
to configure mutt and/or how to setup
.muttrc?
n.
I recently installed Debian on my Toshiba laptop
(with a little help from a coworker). Everything was working fine for a
while, and then X started working kinda funky. The mouse currently doesn't
work, and the display will work sometimes, and sometimes it will just come up to
a black scree
Just wanted to say that I was reminded the hard way tonight that
its not always configuration that stops you from being able to setup
devices on your computer. I have been struggling for a month with
an external 56.6 modem, and could not get it. Minicom would let
me dial out with it as a 56.6 m
have you tried dialing using minicom?
its fairly easy to setup and will tell you if your modem is even
set correctly.
(of course, that doesn't mean kde will like your modem...it doesn't
like mine, apparently...minicom will recognize it, but kde just hangs
on "initializing modem".)
nick
- Or
though as I've never gone
>back(can't see justifying putting a system out thats not throughly
>tested). Anyhow fixing these problems might make a huge effect in what
>you're trying to do
>HTH,
>
>Harry Hoffman
>Product Systems Specialist
>Restaurants Unlimited Inc.
>
Hey, all. I'm trying to get my linux machine up and running. (My first
time
ever using linux, so be gentle. ;) The biggest stumbling block I'm having
is getting it setup for internet use. I'm running Mandrake 6.0. The
installation
does not compile ppp, and as a result, I can't get linux to ev