On mercredi 26 septembre, 2001 à 11:48:08 +1000, Tim Connors wrote:
what happened to apm support on 2.4.10
apm -S does not work anymore :(
Works for me. You have compiled apm into the kernel, or as a module,
haven't you?
yes i have
by the way it's apm -s ( susprend ) not standby
--
hello everybody,
i will buy a laptop. Perhaps it will be the HP Pavillon N 5461.
Does anybody have install debian linux on this laptop ?
Could you send me some links to know on which laptops i can install
linux easily.
Could i have yours point of view about install of linux on others
laptops ?
bleah!
I upgraded to kernel 2.4 and am running into a problem with apm
suspend/sleep.
For example: I hit the keyboard buttons to suspend the computer for the
night (not Hibernate) and it goes to sleep just fine.
I close the lid, OK.
I plug in the power cord to recharge - computer beeps, comes
A little clarification is in order here, I think. Yes, I can log on
through the netword. And there no longer are X processess, I've checked
that the first time the crash happened, long before posting here. So X
completely crashes down, and
messes up the screen so can't get it sane again until I
What happens if you plug the AC in before putting it to sleep?
On Wed, 2001-09-26 at 04:49, Tom Allison wrote: bleah!
I upgraded to kernel 2.4 and am running into a problem with apm
suspend/sleep.
For example: I hit the keyboard buttons to suspend the computer for the
night (not
Sounds promising.
How exactly do I associate the orinoco_cs to this card. Everytime
it starts up it's identified as a wvlan_cs card and loads up from
there. I'm unclear how I can set this association to over-ride the
default wvlan_cs.
Well uninstall the pcmcia_cs package by purging
On Tue, Sep 25, 2001 at 09:42:01PM +0200, Andreas Stabaginski wrote:
No, still the same problem. I had dhclient installed (but not running),
and also uninstalling does not help :-(
well, it was worth a shot :)
just wondering, but those files which you are playing, they have sound
i assume.
Hi,
I have the same Problem when I make much I/O on my System. So e.g.
compiling a kernel results in shortly freezing X (two seconds freeze, a
few seconds allright, freeze again and so on until compiling is finished).
uhm .. since a few days it's exactly the same with my desktop and my
before configure device drivers do Alternate-- configure pcmcia
I've had good luck with just about every pcmcia card I've tried-- several xircom's,
netgearfa410x, several different 3com's... I think you just need to add pcmcia support
before you configure the network (and I think that I do it
Actually, when I brought back X4, I found it was a problem with the
xserver-xfree86 configuration. When I specified the correct, neomagic
chipset, KDE started working just fine.
Thanks to all for your help. I think I'm good to go.
Marc J. Miller
Open Source Relations Engineer
[EMAIL
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Rodin == Rodin Fadul [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Rodin Hello. I own a Dell Latitude Xpi with a ESS ES1888 Plug Play
Rodin AudioDrive. I've been told that I have to use modconf in order to
Rodin include the module to support my sound card. The
AH-- I see.
Slink is pretty darn old-- it's the ex-release version-- if you're doing a network
install, why not try the latest boot disks-- from potato (2.2r3)
I think that the pcmcia stuff was somewhat borked even when slink was out-- I seem to
remember having to jump through hoops, and
Can anyone give me some pointers on getting the ATI
framebuffer set-up?
I have a Dell Inspiron 7000, approx. 2+ years old,
with an ATI Rage LT Pro 2x AGP video card which, I
believe, is Mach64 based. I'm trying to get the
console framebuffer working.
I compiled the 2.4.9 kernel with the
In [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Guillaume Lebleu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
anybody with experience on which x server to use on
the c1vp. I'm using debian which comes with xfree86
3.3.6
From other discussion forums, it seems that the
chipset is a Mach64 but when I use the XF86_Mach64
server, it
Greetings,
We're trying to install Potato (R0, I think) on a ThinkPad T22 with no
onboard ethernet, so we got it with a network card which turned out to
be an IBM EtherJet 10/100.
Installation goes fine through configuring the network. For PCMCIA
support, we chose the Intel-compatible
Sebastien 'TiT0' Cazajous wrote:
Sounds promising.
How exactly do I associate the orinoco_cs to this card. Everytime
it starts up it's identified as a wvlan_cs card and loads up from
there. I'm unclear how I can set this association to over-ride the
default wvlan_cs.
Well uninstall the
Tremaine Lea wrote:
What happens if you plug the AC in before putting it to sleep?
On Wed, 2001-09-26 at 04:49, Tom Allison wrote:
bleah!
I upgraded to kernel 2.4 and am running into a problem with apm
suspend/sleep.
For example: I hit the keyboard buttons to suspend the computer
Hello,
The root.bin and rescue.bin images provided on my Debian 2.2 disks will
not boot my Dell Inspiron 2500; I cannot install Debian with these
disks. I have used dd to move the images onto a floppy with the same
result. (I am running Debian 2.2 on my desktop machine.) The computer
hangs
- Original Message -
From: Tony Godshall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Glen Mehn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Brian Button [EMAIL PROTECTED];
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 2:26 PM
Subject: Re: Best network card for network install?
I'm glad to hear Glen had better experience
On 26-Sep-2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WindowMaker does work, but I need KDE so that I can run KOffice. NeoMagic,
eh? Shoot; would have found that right away if I'd just used Google in the
first place.
I maintain the blackbox window manager (only way I run X) yet I still use KDE
apps
On mercredi 26 septembre, 2001 à 11:48:08 +1000, Tim Connors wrote:
what happened to apm support on 2.4.10
apm -S does not work anymore :(
Works for me. You have compiled apm into the kernel, or as a module,
haven't you?
yes i have
by the way it's apm -s ( susprend ) not standby
hello everybody,
i will buy a laptop. Perhaps it will be the HP Pavillon N 5461.
Does anybody have install debian linux on this laptop ?
Could you send me some links to know on which laptops i can install
linux easily.
Could i have yours point of view about install of linux on others
laptops ?
bleah!
I upgraded to kernel 2.4 and am running into a problem with apm
suspend/sleep.
For example: I hit the keyboard buttons to suspend the computer for the
night (not Hibernate) and it goes to sleep just fine.
I close the lid, OK.
I plug in the power cord to recharge - computer beeps,
On Wed, 26 Sep 2001, Tom Allison wrote:
For example: I hit the keyboard buttons to suspend the computer for the
night (not Hibernate) and it goes to sleep just fine.
I close the lid, OK.
I plug in the power cord to recharge - computer beeps, comes back to
life, and the screen/keyboard hang.
A little clarification is in order here, I think. Yes, I can log on
through the netword. And there no longer are X processess, I've checked
that the first time the crash happened, long before posting here. So X
completely crashes down, and
messes up the screen so can't get it sane again until I
Gee, this sure seems like an FAQ, and I apologize for asking it
again. But I've been trying to install 2.2r3 via a network install for
two days now, and I haven't made any progress at all.
I can't seem to get any of my linksys cards recognized at the point of
the install where you have to
What happens if you plug the AC in before putting it to sleep?
On Wed, 2001-09-26 at 04:49, Tom Allison wrote: bleah!
I upgraded to kernel 2.4 and am running into a problem with apm
suspend/sleep.
For example: I hit the keyboard buttons to suspend the computer for the
night (not
Sounds promising.
How exactly do I associate the orinoco_cs to this card. Everytime
it starts up it's identified as a wvlan_cs card and loads up from
there. I'm unclear how I can set this association to over-ride the
default wvlan_cs.
Well uninstall the pcmcia_cs package by purging
Hi!
I have the same Problem when I make much I/O on my System. So e.g.
compiling a kernel results in shortly freezing X (two seconds freeze, a
few seconds allright, freeze again and so on until compiling is finished).
I can not even switch my consoles with ALT Fx (with or without X
running)
On Tue, Sep 25, 2001 at 09:42:01PM +0200, Andreas Stabaginski wrote:
No, still the same problem. I had dhclient installed (but not running),
and also uninstalling does not help :-(
well, it was worth a shot :)
just wondering, but those files which you are playing, they have sound
i assume. Does
Hi,
I have the same Problem when I make much I/O on my System. So e.g.
compiling a kernel results in shortly freezing X (two seconds freeze, a
few seconds allright, freeze again and so on until compiling is finished).
uhm .. since a few days it's exactly the same with my desktop and my laptop
before configure device drivers do Alternate-- configure pcmcia
I've had good luck with just about every pcmcia card I've tried-- several
xircom's, netgearfa410x, several different 3com's... I think you just need to
add pcmcia support before you configure the network (and I think that I do it
Actually, when I brought back X4, I found it was a problem with the
xserver-xfree86 configuration. When I specified the correct, neomagic
chipset, KDE started working just fine.
Thanks to all for your help. I think I'm good to go.
Marc J. Miller
Open Source Relations Engineer
[EMAIL
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Rodin == Rodin Fadul [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Rodin Hello. I own a Dell Latitude Xpi with a ESS ES1888 Plug Play
Rodin AudioDrive. I've been told that I have to use modconf in order to
Rodin include the module to support my sound card. The problem
anybody with experience on which x server to use on
the c1vp. I'm using debian which comes with xfree86
3.3.6
When I do SuperProbe I get:
Chipset: ATI Rage Mobility (Port Probed)
Memory: 8192 Kbytes
RAMDAC: ATI Mach64 integrated 15/16/24/32-bit DAC
w/clock
(with 6-bit wide lookup tables (or in
I did a network install via Linksys pcmcia card but I had to
drop to shell, edit (/target?)/etc/pcmcia/network.opts
manually and then (/target?)/etc/init.d/pcmcia (re?)start .
(Sorry my memory is fuzzy... didn't take notes :( .)
At that point ifconfig told me eth0 was configured so I
exited the
I'm glad to hear Glen had better experience than I did.
Glen and Brian, could you note which release you're
installing? As I noted, my experience was with slink.
--
Tony
On Wed, Sep 26, 2001 at 09:58:15AM -0700, Glen Mehn wrote:
before configure device drivers do Alternate-- configure pcmcia
AH-- I see.
Slink is pretty darn old-- it's the ex-release version-- if you're doing a
network install, why not try the latest boot disks-- from potato (2.2r3)
I think that the pcmcia stuff was somewhat borked even when slink was out-- I
seem to remember having to jump through hoops, and
In [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Guillaume Lebleu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
anybody with experience on which x server to use on
the c1vp. I'm using debian which comes with xfree86
3.3.6
From other discussion forums, it seems that the
chipset is a Mach64 but when I use the XF86_Mach64
server, it
On Wed, 26 Sep 2001, Richard Weil wrote:
Can anyone give me some pointers on getting the ATI
framebuffer set-up?
I think the ATI framebuffer stuff is still pretty experimental - still
hoses the display on my laptop completely - I just use the vesa fb - it's
not as if I spend of a lot of time
Greetings,
We're trying to install Potato (R0, I think) on a ThinkPad T22 with no
onboard ethernet, so we got it with a network card which turned out to
be an IBM EtherJet 10/100.
Installation goes fine through configuring the network. For PCMCIA
support, we chose the Intel-compatible
Sebastien 'TiT0' Cazajous wrote:
Sounds promising.
How exactly do I associate the orinoco_cs to this card. Everytime
it starts up it's identified as a wvlan_cs card and loads up from
there. I'm unclear how I can set this association to over-ride the
default wvlan_cs.
Well uninstall the
Tremaine Lea wrote:
What happens if you plug the AC in before putting it to sleep?
On Wed, 2001-09-26 at 04:49, Tom Allison wrote:
bleah!
I upgraded to kernel 2.4 and am running into a problem with apm
suspend/sleep.
For example: I hit the keyboard buttons to suspend the computer for
Hello,
The root.bin and rescue.bin images provided on my Debian 2.2 disks will
not boot my Dell Inspiron 2500; I cannot install Debian with these
disks. I have used dd to move the images onto a floppy with the same
result. (I am running Debian 2.2 on my desktop machine.) The computer
hangs
- Original Message -
From: Tony Godshall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Glen Mehn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Brian Button [EMAIL PROTECTED];
debian-laptop@lists.debian.org
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 2:26 PM
Subject: Re: Best network card for network install?
I'm glad to hear Glen had better
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