Hello all,
I switched to Gutsy from Windows a couple of months ago and have been
having a blast ever since. However, there is this one problem that I've
been having ever since the switch and it's pretty annoying. I'd been
living with it for a few weeks until I got a new laptop (eee pc),
installed
On Sun, 2008-01-06 at 15:37 +, Ian Pascoe wrote:
> Thanks. OK, next question is how do laptops with in built card readers do
> it?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ lsusb | grep Flash
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 058f:6362 Alcor Micro Corp. Hi-Speed 21-in-1
Flash Card Reader/Writer (Internal/External)
Admitte
> Hi Lee
>
> Thanks. OK, next question is how do laptops with in built card readers do
> it?
>
> I admit I'm not sure if they are connected to the USB, PCI or IDE but
> presuming it's the USB is there anything I need to look out for when looking
> for a card reader, apart from what I've alre
Hi,
My laptop (Thinkpad) has a CompactFlash slot which is essentially a
PC-card slot shrunk down. It's on the PCI bus and when you insert a CF
card it emulates an IDE device. It's hot swappable, but so are the IDE
controllers for the hard drives in the laptop and in the docking station
which
Hi Lee
Thanks. OK, next question is how do laptops with in built card readers do
it?
I admit I'm not sure if they are connected to the USB, PCI or IDE but
presuming it's the USB is there anything I need to look out for when looking
for a card reader, apart from what I've already mentioned?
> Hands up, I'm confused! I'm trying to find myself a Card REader that will
> specifically take CF and SD cards that I can connect to my IDE that supports
> hot, err thingy that allows you to take the cards in and out without
> powering the PC down. Don't think this feature is supported on Linux
Hi Folks
Hands up, I'm confused! I'm trying to find myself a Card REader that will
specifically take CF and SD cards that I can connect to my IDE that supports
hot, err thingy that allows you to take the cards in and out without
powering the PC down. Don't think this feature is supported on Linu
'what's wrong how can I fix it'
Hi there!!
Just a few things,
- Can you see your linux box in your XP's network neighborhood?
- You may need to create an entry in the lmhosts file.
- Have you tried to locate your linux box using windows' search function
(either by ip
or computer name).
- H
John Taylor wrote:
> Rob Beard wrote:
>> John Taylor wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Tried suggestion twice but it tries to load but to no avail(I say OK to
>>> all suggestion)
>>>
>>>
>>> Cant boot with "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart" - have to switch off
>>>
>>> Any other ideas?.When it tries to load
Rob Beard wrote:
John Taylor wrote:
Tried suggestion twice but it tries to load but to no avail(I say OK to
all suggestion)
Cant boot with "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart" - have to switch off
Any other ideas?.When it tries to load desktop I hear a sound of
drums in the distance v
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