[newbie] Toshiba Satellite 1410 internal modem driver
Ciao Ho scaricato il driver slmdm-2.7.14 per far funzionare con Mandrake 9.2 il modem interno di un Toshiba Satellite 1410. Sono riuscita ad estrarre tutti i files dell'archivio con il comando: tar xvfz slmdm-2.7.14.tar.gz Tra i files non ho trovato nessun file denominato 'install.sh' o files utili per l'autoconfigurazione. Se provo a cercare nel pacchetto files eseguibili premendo due volte TAB, non li trova, anche se c'e' un file denominato 'slver' che se selezionato graficamente nella directory viene definito eseguibile. Nel pacchetto c'e' un Makefile, ma al comando make install viene visualizzato il msg: make: *** no rule to make target 'install'. Stop. Stessa cosa succede con le versioni 2.7.8, 2.7.9 e 2.7.10 del driver. Ho installato Mandrake solo da pochi giorni e sono completamente nuova ai sistemi linux, quindi non esitate a darmi suggerimenti che possono apparirvi scontati. Grazie e ciao. Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie-it] satellite sky1dvb PCI
Il gio, 2003-10-23 alle 23:09, carmine de pasquale ha scritto: da 2 anni io ho una sky2, che non sono riuscito a configurare. mi ricordo però che su http://pluto.linux.it ho trovato un how-to tradotto da fatamorgana che spiegava per filo e per segno come istallare la sky1 (che non conosco) prova a cercare con google La Sky 2 mi risulta sia da poco, poche settimane, supportata (http://www.linuxtv.org/developer/dvb.xml) La 1 mi risulta lo fosse già, comunque il sito di riferimento è sempre liunxtv.org -- Corrado
Re: [newbie-it] satellite sky1dvb PCI
prenditi le tue responsabilità, Corrado, non puoi negarlo, tu alle 22:35, venerdì 24 ottobre 2003, hai digitato sulla tastiera del tuo computer credendo che forse non me ne sarei accorto: Il gio, 2003-10-23 alle 23:09, carmine de pasquale ha scritto: da 2 anni io ho una sky2, che non sono riuscito a configurare. mi ricordo però che su http://pluto.linux.it ho trovato un how-to tradotto da fatamorgana che spiegava per filo e per segno come istallare la sky1 (che non conosco) prova a cercare con google La Sky 2 mi risulta sia da poco, poche settimane, supportata (http://www.linuxtv.org/developer/dvb.xml) La 1 mi risulta lo fosse già, comunque il sito di riferimento è sempre liunxtv.org grazie. un motivo in meno per giustificare ancora la presenza di b.g. sul mio pc -- messaggio cifratohjgksnmvndsvlhkndlnksjnicjgiknjjghj vhjkgfshjknxgkhshgjfanculoberlusconikxhsnxskgvhgfxhebu ksfnhuf,hnuzkakughbukhzgbkcgjvhgxcjkagyzkcyzgyeznjrgfc bvfy43qy97ryx3qy9q5bxc985yfine del massaggio cifrato
[newbie-it] satellite sky1dvb PCI
Ciao a tutti, chi sa come si installano i driver della scheda satellitare sky1 dvb pci su linux kernel 2.4.20-8 e come si usa per vedere i canali televisivi. Sono disperato aiutatemi per favore!!!
Re: [newbie-it] satellite sky1dvb PCI
- Original Message - From: Matteo Villani [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 11:00 PM Subject: [newbie-it] satellite sky1dvb PCI Ciao a tutti, chi sa come si installano i driver della scheda satellitare sky1 dvb pci su linux kernel 2.4.20-8 e come si usa per vedere i canali televisivi. Sono disperato aiutatemi per favore!!! da 2 anni io ho una sky2, che non sono riuscito a configurare. mi ricordo però che su http://pluto.linux.it ho trovato un how-to tradotto da fatamorgana che spiegava per filo e per segno come istallare la sky1 (che non conosco) prova a cercare con google
Re: [newbie] Audiogalaxy Satellite
On Thursday 28 March 2002 08:22, Graham Watkins wrote: Stojs wrote: Is the evil Gator installed with the Linux version of the satellite? Graham Watkins wrote: Just installed the audiogalaxy satellite for Linux. (AGSatellite0520-glibc21.tar.gz) All seemed to go well. Is that adware/spyware type of thing? Don't believe so, though I'm no expert on these things. It works from the command line. A bummer is that you can't tell whether its actually doing anything until a file is completely downloaded. Only kppp statistics and the appearance of a new file in my music directory informed me that data was coming down. I've heard mention of a GUI but not been able to find one. Here it is http://sourceforge.net/projects/xsatellite/ derek Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie] Audiogalaxy Satellite
On Tue, 26 Mar 2002 07:33:06 +0100, Stojs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is the evil Gator installed with the Linux version of the satellite? Nope, it is spyware-free :) -- Sridhar Dhanapalan The nice thing about standards is that you have so many to choose from. -- Andrew S. Tanenbaum, Computer Networks, 2nd ed, p.25 Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie] Audiogalaxy Satellite
No sir, you wont find as much of that kind of crap in the wonderful world of Linux! Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie] Audiogalaxy Satellite
Derek Jennings wrote: Your account.txt file should have your audioGalaxy username on the first line, and your password on the second. You will know if you have them correct if you can use them to sign in here :- http://www.audiogalaxy.com/user/home.php?SID=b24f2f28a8b4077ef67b640fdeb59f13loginPage=1loginCancelURL=%2F The other thing that comes to mind is are you modifying the correct copy of the file? If you have the Xsat graphical front end for Audiogalaxy then the audiogalaxy back end will be in the /usr/share/xsat/Satellite directory (or whereever you installed xsat) and the config goes in /usr/share/xsat/config whereas if you installed the Satellite on its own I think it goes in /usr/share/AGSatellite I certainly remember having to mess about with which directory the config files went in before it would work. HTH derek On Saturday 23 March 2002 10:26, Graham Watkins wrote: Just installed the audiogalaxy satellite for Linux. Thanks Derek, Got it sorted now. It took a while. I don't use a graphical front end (couldn't find the one you mentioned) and didn't know it was working until a song was completely downloaded. What buggered it up for a while was that the songs were being downloaded to a folder owned by root and weren't being written to it. Solved for the time being by su-ing to root when I run it. cheers, -- Graham Watkins For me, morning begins when I realize that the soft warm body curled up next to me is a cat. (Kinky Friedman - Frequent Flyer) Registered Linux user number 265254 http://counter.li.org Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie] Audiogalaxy Satellite
Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote: On Tue, 26 Mar 2002 07:33:06 +0100, Stojs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is the evil Gator installed with the Linux version of the satellite? Nope, it is spyware-free :) -- Sridhar Dhanapalan And the million dollar question: Is it any good for finding music? I know the windows ver sucks donkey nuts. Does this one do better? Femme -- Good Decisions You boss Made: We'll do as you suggest and go with Linux. I've always liked that character from Peanuts. - Source: Dilbert Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie] Audiogalaxy Satellite
The Linux version is simply a console-run client. You use your web browser to search on the AudioGalaxy web site itself. I can't complain about the web site interface--it's never stopped me from finding anything and everything. Miark And the million dollar question: Is it any good for finding music? I know the windows ver sucks donkey nuts. Does this one do better? Femme Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie] Audiogalaxy Satellite
Miark wrote: The Linux version is simply a console-run client. You use your web browser to search on the AudioGalaxy web site itself. I can't complain about the web site interface--it's never stopped me from finding anything and everything. Miark And the million dollar question: Is it any good for finding music? I know the windows ver sucks donkey nuts. Does this one do better? Femme Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com Thx, I'll certainly look into it. Femme -- Good Decisions You boss Made: We'll do as you suggest and go with Linux. I've always liked that character from Peanuts. - Source: Dilbert Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie] Audiogalaxy Satellite
Audiogalaxy thought it best to leave the interface-building to the open source community for the GNU/Linux version. While you can still use the web-based interface at audiogalaxy.com, there are some truly innovative clients like 6's Spiffy AudioGalaxy Query Tool (http://agqt.sourceforge.net/). It's console-based, but it's the best music finder I've ever seen. The main problem with AudioGalaxy nowadays is that they block a lot of searches for legal reasons. Services like Gnutella and eDonkey are fully decentralised, and so don't have this problem. On Tue, 26 Mar 2002 16:36:22 -0700, Miark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The Linux version is simply a console-run client. You use your web browser to search on the AudioGalaxy web site itself. I can't complain about the web site interface--it's never stopped me from finding anything and everything. Miark And the million dollar question: Is it any good for finding music? I know the windows ver sucks donkey nuts. Does this one do better? Femme -- Sridhar Dhanapalan It's less easy to be aware of the fact that your computer subtly comes with a preferred browser, which has a preferred search engine, and that the search engine is giving you answers which guide your shopping and are controlled by the company which controls your desktop. These are both bad for the public, bad for the competitive market. -- Tim Berners-Lee, founder of the World Wide Web Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie] Audiogalaxy Satellite
Your account.txt file should have your audioGalaxy username on the first line, and your password on the second. You will know if you have them correct if you can use them to sign in here :- http://www.audiogalaxy.com/user/home.php?SID=b24f2f28a8b4077ef67b640fdeb59f13loginPage=1loginCancelURL=%2F The other thing that comes to mind is are you modifying the correct copy of the file? If you have the Xsat graphical front end for Audiogalaxy then the audiogalaxy back end will be in the /usr/share/xsat/Satellite directory (or whereever you installed xsat) and the config goes in /usr/share/xsat/config whereas if you installed the Satellite on its own I think it goes in /usr/share/AGSatellite I certainly remember having to mess about with which directory the config files went in before it would work. HTH derek On Saturday 23 March 2002 10:26, Graham Watkins wrote: Just installed the audiogalaxy satellite for Linux. (AGSatellite0520-glibc21.tar.gz) All seemed to go well. I put my email address and password in the account.txt file as instructed. However, whenever I try to run it I get the following message: ./AGSatellite: (my email address): command not found ./AGSatellite: (password): command not found I found one message board discussion that said that the user name should be used rather than the email address so I made the necessary alteration but continued to get the same message. A point to consider is that the email address is the one I originally used to sign up for audiogalaxy and now redundant although it continues to function under windows. Ideas, anyone? Thanks Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie-it] Satellite
Io ho LINUXe windows2000, e la scheda di netsystem con windows funziona perfettamente, però non uso il provaider netsystem ma skynet che per ora è gratis con velocità di 2,5Mb/s, percio non è cosi importante volevo riuscire ad usare il satellite anche con LINUX. Quanto costa la scheda che mi dici tu, magari la compro ugualmenta. - Original Message - From: Renato To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 10:25 PM Subject: Re: [newbie-it] Satellite Se hai già NetSystem, si devi cambiarla. Hauppage è un produttore di scede TV e DVB, personalmente ho la scheda WinTVgo di Haup., Tra l'altro con questa scheda puoi fare l'abbonamento con Hot Bird per internet via satellite con canone annuale di Lit.300.000. Tieni presente che chi mi ha venduto quella m..a di netsystem mi ha consigliato la DVB di H. se prorpio voglio internet su satellite, e chiaramente puoi vedere in canali sat che trasmettono in chiaro. Però prima di fare la scelta definitiva fammi sapere. Ciao e a presto. - Original Message - From: Matteo To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 9:50 PM Subject: Re: [newbie-it] Satellite Grazie Renato, ma cosè houppage? puoi spiegarmi meglio, devocambiare scheda dvb? Ciao - Original Message - From: Renato To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 8:49 PM Subject: Re: [newbie-it] Satellite I driver per la NetSystem non sono disponibbili, mentre per la scheda DVB di Hauppage puoi trovare i driver per linux e c'è anche un Howto per configurarla. Spero di esserti stato utile. Renato - Original Message - From: Matteo To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2001 3:17 PM Subject: [newbie-it] Satellite Ciao a tutti!!! Ho una scheda PCI-dvb della netsystem, e vorrei sapere se ci sono i drivers ed il software. Oppure qualescheda si potrebbe usare al posto di quella che ho.
Re: [newbie-it] Satellite
I driver per la NetSystem non sono disponibbili, mentre per la scheda DVB di Hauppage puoi trovare i driver per linux e c'è anche un Howto per configurarla. Spero di esserti stato utile. Renato - Original Message - From: Matteo To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2001 3:17 PM Subject: [newbie-it] Satellite Ciao a tutti!!! Ho una scheda PCI-dvb della netsystem, e vorrei sapere se ci sono i drivers ed il software. Oppure qualescheda si potrebbe usare al posto di quella che ho.
Re: [newbie-it] Satellite
Se hai già NetSystem, si devi cambiarla. Hauppage è un produttore di scede TV e DVB, personalmente ho la scheda WinTVgo di Haup., Tra l'altro con questa scheda puoi fare l'abbonamento con Hot Bird per internet via satellite con canone annuale di Lit.300.000. Tieni presente che chi mi ha venduto quella m..a di netsystem mi ha consigliato la DVB di H. se prorpio voglio internet su satellite, e chiaramente puoi vedere in canali sat che trasmettono in chiaro. Però prima di fare la scelta definitiva fammi sapere. Ciao e a presto. - Original Message - From: Matteo To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 9:50 PM Subject: Re: [newbie-it] Satellite Grazie Renato, ma cosè houppage? puoi spiegarmi meglio, devocambiare scheda dvb? Ciao - Original Message - From: Renato To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 8:49 PM Subject: Re: [newbie-it] Satellite I driver per la NetSystem non sono disponibbili, mentre per la scheda DVB di Hauppage puoi trovare i driver per linux e c'è anche un Howto per configurarla. Spero di esserti stato utile. Renato - Original Message - From: Matteo To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2001 3:17 PM Subject: [newbie-it] Satellite Ciao a tutti!!! Ho una scheda PCI-dvb della netsystem, e vorrei sapere se ci sono i drivers ed il software. Oppure qualescheda si potrebbe usare al posto di quella che ho.
[newbie-it] Satellite
Allora una volta scompattato il file ci sono due directory, una driver e l'altra dvbd. In driver ci sono due file, dvb_v4l.h e videodev.h, mentre nella directory dvbd c'? dvbd.c, dvbd.h, dvbd.o, Makefile, dvbd eseguibile. Allora da quello che mi dici tu, i driver si caricano come un normale programma, dunque questo, a qualcosa che non va.
Re: [newbie-it] Satellite
Nell'Evo medio, all'ora 18:05, lunedì 26 novembre 2001, Voi, Notabile Matteo, avete dipinto: In driver ci sono due file, dvb_v4l.h e videodev.h, mentre nella directory dvbd c'? dvbd.c, dvbd.h, dvbd.o, Makefile, dvbd eseguibile. Allora da quello che mi dici tu, i driver si caricano come un normale programma, dunque questo, a qualcosa che non va. Uhmm, direi di no, per funzionare il modulo va creato e poi caricato .. Leggi meglio il Sat-HowTo, e lo vedi da te: - 6.1 Drivers installation Once downloaded drivers, you have to untar them to a directory, enter it and type make and make insmod. To do this you need to have actual kernel sources under /usr/src/linux (unless, download them from http://www.kernel.org and recompile them). After made make insmod, your system should have DVB modules loaded. To unload them type simply make rmmod. - -- L.U. #210970 - L.M. #98222 * MDK cooker-8.2 - 2.4.13-9mdk Aderisci alla campagna Il buon quoting: una ragione di vita
Re: [newbie] audiogala satellite
On Thu, 30 Aug 2001 13:10, pepe torrres wrote: how do i make that prog work? whish one do i have to download? the static or the glibc whats the difference? Get the glibc version. The static version would be for older distros. The readme file inside should tell you how to set it up. i run that and go into the page http://www.audiogalaxy.com/betatest and i cant create a n account.. At audiogalaxy.com, click member login at the top right of the main page. Then click Create account here. -- Sridhar Dhanapalan. There are two major products that come from Berkeley: LSD and UNIX. We don't believe this to be a coincidence. -- Jeremy S. Anderson Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie] audiogala satellite
Hi Sridhar, You just have to untar the archive in your home dir. and then on the AGSatellite0520 dir. created, make an account.txt file and on the first line type your Login name and on the second your password. After you create the shares.txt file and type the dir. where you are going to store your MP3s. Something like /home/YOU/My Music When that's done just open a terminal and do to the AGSatellite0520 dir and type ./AGSatellite (if using the satic. If using the glibc find out which one) to launch it. It should detect you have no MP3 yet and then you just go to the web page and log in. Start downloading your MP3s and enjoy :) :) ;) :D TezcatlipocA -Original Message- From: Sridhar Dhanapalan [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]; pepe torrres [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thursday, August 30, 2001 8:48 AM Subject: Re: [newbie] audiogala satellite On Thu, 30 Aug 2001 13:10, pepe torrres wrote: how do i make that prog work? whish one do i have to download? the static or the glibc whats the difference? Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
[newbie] audiogala satellite
how do i make that prog work? whish one do i have to download? the static or the glibc whats the difference? i run that and go into the page http://www.audiogalaxy.com/betatest and i cant create a n account.. help! _ Descargue GRATUITAMENTE MSN Explorer en http://explorer.msn.es/intl.asp Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie] TOSHIBA SATELLITE PRO 4200 MDK 7.1
Many thanks to Carjam, Eunice, Paul who helped me in resolving the problem of my notebook, now it works very well. UP Linux's. __ Do You Yahoo!? Il tuo indirizzo gratis e per sempre @yahoo.it su http://mail.yahoo.it
Re: [newbie] TOSHIBA SATELLITE PRO 4200 MDK 7.1
there is a generic driver for the display. its laptop display panel (res). Try useing generic vga16 or something like that for video card. - Original Message - From: fabrizio ravazzini [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2000 11:04 AM Subject: [newbie] TOSHIBA SATELLITE PRO 4200 MDK 7.1 Hello All, I have a problem configuring XFree86 on the Notebook TOSHIBA SATELLITE PRO 4200 with MANDRAKE 7.1 because the MONITOR (lcd) and the Video Card S3 SAVAGE /IX w/Mv they are not supported. Can Someone help me? Many thanks . __ Do You Yahoo!? Il tuo indirizzo gratis e per sempre @yahoo.it su http://mail.yahoo.it
[newbie] TOSHIBA SATELLITE PRO 4200 MDK 7.1
Hello, I bought a new notebook TOSHIBA SATELLITE PRO 4200 with video card S3 SAVAGE IX w/Mv, monitor Lcd and I don't know how to configure well Xfree86 with MANDRAKE 7.1 because nor the video card nor the monitor are recognised. Can someone help me? my email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Many Thanks. __ Do You Yahoo!? Il tuo indirizzo gratis e per sempre @yahoo.it su http://mail.yahoo.it
Re: [newbie] TOSHIBA SATELLITE PRO 4200
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, [iso-8859-1] fabrizio ravazzini wrote: Hello, I bought a new notebook Toshiba Satellite Pro 4200 with video card S3 SAVAGE IX w/Mv and I don't know how to configure well Xfree86 with MANDRAKE 7.1 because nor the video card nor the monitor are recognised. Can someone help me? my email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Many Thanks. Try to set it up as generic VGA 640x480 with 256 colors. When that works, step up to either more colors or a higher resolution. Keep stepping up both options until you either get stuck, or you are satisfied. Otherwise I wouldn't know. S3 should be well supported in Mandrake now. Paul -- We live like robots. This requires nerves of steel!! )0([[EMAIL PROTECTED]])0( http://nlpagan.net - ICQ 147208 Registered Linux User 174403 -=PINE 4.21+Linux Mandrake 7.1=-
Re: [newbie] TOSHIBA SATELLITE PRO 4200 MDK 7.1
Hey Fab go to this site: http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/linux-laptop/ They don't have your specific model listed, but if you try the 4300: http://www.jmop.de/linux/linux.html It the same video card- I'm sure you can get it to work Eunice fabrizio ravazzini wrote: Hello All, I have a problem configuring XFree86 on the Notebook TOSHIBA SATELLITE PRO 4200 with MANDRAKE 7.1 because the MONITOR (lcd) and the Video Card S3 SAVAGE /IX w/Mv they are not supported. Can Someone help me? Many thanks . __ Do You Yahoo!? Il tuo indirizzo gratis e per sempre @yahoo.it su http://mail.yahoo.it -- Eunice Thompson - Treasurer Cerritos Linux Users Group [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.cerritoslug.org
[newbie] TOSHIBA SATELLITE PRO 4200
Hello, I bought a new notebook Toshiba Satellite Pro 4200 with video card S3 SAVAGE IX w/Mv and I don't know how to configure well Xfree86 with MANDRAKE 7.1 because nor the video card nor the monitor are recognised. Can someone help me? my email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Many Thanks. __ Do You Yahoo!? Il tuo indirizzo gratis e per sempre @yahoo.it su http://mail.yahoo.it
Re: [newbie] Toshiba Satellite 2065 and Sound
Yeah, it sounds like a cross-use of chips. That's what I meant to say.
They do this to save board space. In a PC you can buy a board containing
modem and sound or motherboard w/ sound, video, modem, SCSI or LAN card
built in. It would be great if they could do this without using crap
parts which often happens. In a laptop YMMV. And if something goes
fritz, new motherboard ==$$.
Good Luck
-Original Message-
From: David Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Ripcrd6. I'll look in the bios and on the ESS site (Toshiba
wouldn't
help). As far as the info, I got it from Windows 98, settings, control
panel, system. It looks like a combo sound, games and midi controller or
something. Thanks Again! David Klein.
-Original Message-
From: David Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a Satellite 2065, in checking around regarding Toshiba and Linux
and
in Toshiba Europe's main "unsupported but we have to mention it because
we
know that we eventually will" page, I might be out of luck on the sound
card
and the modem for now as they list.
I did find something on a listserv I'm going to try for the modem
regarding
"statserial" which I'll try.
Regarding the sound card there is something weird. It's an ESS that I've
not seen before. While standard examples of ESS for laptops (I've had
them
since 1996 in an AST in a TI Travelmate what a piece of junk that laptop
was)include the 688, 1688 and 1888 this one is odd. It has an "ESS
Device
Manager" at Interrupt Request 11 and a "Maestro DOS Games/FM Devices" at
Interrupt Request 05. Strange? They are usually easy, tried and true
sound
cards. In doing sndconfig it can't find it via PnP nor can it be
manually
set.
Could it be a WinSound card? ;-) Looks like it's using some sort of
software control for the device. Look in your BIOS setup to see if you
can
change options on this device. Since it is probably impossible to change
out the sound card (chips), the device may be hard set in the BIOS. At
the least, Toshiba or ESS may answer emailed questions about the device.
Ask them what cards the sound card/module/chips are supposed to be
equivalent to. How did you get the info ("ESS Device Manager" at
Interrupt
Request 11 and a "Maestro DOS Games/FM Devices" at Interrupt Request 05)?
was this from Windows95/3.1?
There is are two "DEVICE BUSY" type message that flash across the screen
briefly at boot up dealing with the above. Since it is Linux-Mandrake
6.0,
it goes right into one of the window managers that comes with it. I've
been
hunting for some sort of boot log in /etc and in /boot to no avail. How
do
I turn up the error log level boot up messaging file and where is that
file
located?
I apologize for being such a novice.
RE: [newbie] Toshiba Satellite 2065 and Sound
Ripcrd6,
In investigating here's what I found out.
ESS's newest chip is a hybrid one. PCI with IRQ11 as the controller and IRQ5
as the sound card. It's not the usual "ESS XXX" chain name, but rather
their new branding is called "Maestro". I was able to read the messages
and look in some sort of PCI file in the file system and find that Linux
doesn't get the IRQ11 bit and while ESS says that Maestro is Soundblaster
and Soundblaster Pro compatible it still isn't loading.
ESS doesn't display any Linux drivers and points towards "your laptop
provider" Toshiba - so far not "supporting Linux officially".
Between this and the modem issues (I've even gotten into setserial and
modemtool) I have to reload the whole system again b/c hang up problems.
It's led to the main mandrake screen (the motif one where you chose if you
want KDE, Gnome, the other windows managers, failsafe etc.) to disappear.
I've seen two core dump icon's in the root directory but can't figure out
which editor will allow me to read the dump.
I was up until 3 AM on this stuff. Really frustrating. But I got to make
this work! I have an AMD and wish to help break the WINTEL grip on the
computer world Ripcrd6!
Dave Klein.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ripcrd6
Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 1999 3:46 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Toshiba Satellite 2065 and Sound
Yeah, it sounds like a cross-use of chips. That's what I meant to say.
They do this to save board space. In a PC you can buy a board containing
modem and sound or motherboard w/ sound, video, modem, SCSI or LAN card
built in. It would be great if they could do this without using crap
parts which often happens. In a laptop YMMV. And if something goes
fritz, new motherboard ==$$.
Good Luck
-Original Message-
From: David Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Ripcrd6. I'll look in the bios and on the ESS site (Toshiba
wouldn't
help). As far as the info, I got it from Windows 98, settings, control
panel, system. It looks like a combo sound, games and midi controller or
something. Thanks Again! David Klein.
-Original Message-
From: David Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a Satellite 2065, in checking around regarding Toshiba and Linux
and
in Toshiba Europe's main "unsupported but we have to mention it because
we
know that we eventually will" page, I might be out of luck on the sound
card
and the modem for now as they list.
I did find something on a listserv I'm going to try for the modem
regarding
"statserial" which I'll try.
Regarding the sound card there is something weird. It's an ESS that I've
not seen before. While standard examples of ESS for laptops (I've had
them
since 1996 in an AST in a TI Travelmate what a piece of junk that laptop
was)include the 688, 1688 and 1888 this one is odd. It has an "ESS
Device
Manager" at Interrupt Request 11 and a "Maestro DOS Games/FM Devices" at
Interrupt Request 05. Strange? They are usually easy, tried and true
sound
cards. In doing sndconfig it can't find it via PnP nor can it be
manually
set.
Could it be a WinSound card? ;-) Looks like it's using some sort of
software control for the device. Look in your BIOS setup to see if you
can
change options on this device. Since it is probably impossible to change
out the sound card (chips), the device may be hard set in the BIOS. At
the least, Toshiba or ESS may answer emailed questions about the device.
Ask them what cards the sound card/module/chips are supposed to be
equivalent to. How did you get the info ("ESS Device Manager" at
Interrupt
Request 11 and a "Maestro DOS Games/FM Devices" at Interrupt Request 05)?
was this from Windows95/3.1?
There is are two "DEVICE BUSY" type message that flash across the screen
briefly at boot up dealing with the above. Since it is Linux-Mandrake
6.0,
it goes right into one of the window managers that comes with it. I've
been
hunting for some sort of boot log in /etc and in /boot to no avail. How
do
I turn up the error log level boot up messaging file and where is that
file
located?
I apologize for being such a novice.
RE: [newbie] Toshiba Satellite 2065 and Sound
Unfortunately no. It sets things like the port for the modem UART, XON/XOFF etc. David A. Klein 2146 Birch Drive Lafayette Hill, PA 19444 USA Phone 610.941.9991 Wireless610.745.1802 Email [EMAIL PROTECTED] Text Paging [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fax 801.383.9320 -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ripcrd6 Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 1999 1:16 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [newbie] Toshiba Satellite 2065 and Sound I'm still a newbie myself, but will the setserial command work for the soundcard as well? Brian -Original Message- From: David Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ripcrd6, In investigating here's what I found out. ESS's newest chip is a hybrid one. PCI with IRQ11 as the controller and IRQ5 as the sound card. It's not the usual "ESS XXX" chain name, but rather their new branding is called "Maestro". I was able to read the messages and look in some sort of PCI file in the file system and find that Linux doesn't get the IRQ11 bit and while ESS says that Maestro is Soundblaster and Soundblaster Pro compatible it still isn't loading. ESS doesn't display any Linux drivers and points towards "your laptop provider" Toshiba - so far not "supporting Linux officially". Between this and the modem issues (I've even gotten into setserial and modemtool) I have to reload the whole system again b/c hang up problems. It's led to the main mandrake screen (the motif one where you chose if you want KDE, Gnome, the other windows managers, failsafe etc.) to disappear. I've seen two core dump icon's in the root directory but can't figure out which editor will allow me to read the dump. I was up until 3 AM on this stuff. Really frustrating. But I got to make this work! I have an AMD and wish to help break the WINTEL grip on the computer world Ripcrd6! Dave Klein. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Yeah, it sounds like a cross-use of chips. That's what I meant to say. They do this to save board space. In a PC you can buy a board containing modem and sound or motherboard w/ sound, video, modem, SCSI or LAN card built in. It would be great if they could do this without using crap parts which often happens. In a laptop YMMV. And if something goes fritz, new motherboard ==$$. Good Luck
[newbie] Toshiba Satellite 2065 and Sound
I have a Satellite 2065, in checking around regarding Toshiba and Linux and in Toshiba Europe's main "unsupported but we have to mention it because we know that we eventually will" page, I might be out of luck on the sound card and the modem for now as they list. I did find something on a listserv I'm going to try for the modem regarding "statserial" which I'll try. Regarding the sound card there is something weird. It's an ESS that I've not seen before. While standard examples of ESS for laptops (I've had them since 1996 in an AST in a TI Travelmate what a piece of junk that laptop was)include the 688, 1688 and 1888 this one is odd. It has an "ESS Device Manager" at Interrupt Request 11 and a "Maestro DOS Games/FM Devices" at Interrupt Request 05. Strange? They are usually easy, tried and true sound cards. In doing sndconfig it can't find it via PnP nor can it be manually set. There is are two "DEVICE BUSY" type message that flash across the screen briefly at boot up dealing with the above. Since it is Linux-Mandrake 6.0, it goes right into one of the window managers that comes with it. I've been hunting for some sort of boot log in /etc and in /boot to no avail. How do I turn up the error log level boot up messaging file and where is that file located? I apologize for being such a novice.
Re: [newbie] Toshiba Satellite 2065 and Sound
-Original Message-
From: David Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a Satellite 2065, in checking around regarding Toshiba and Linux
and
in Toshiba Europe's main "unsupported but we have to mention it because we
know that we eventually will" page, I might be out of luck on the sound
card
and the modem for now as they list.
I did find something on a listserv I'm going to try for the modem
regarding
"statserial" which I'll try.
Regarding the sound card there is something weird. It's an ESS that I've
not seen before. While standard examples of ESS for laptops (I've had
them
since 1996 in an AST in a TI Travelmate what a piece of junk that laptop
was)include the 688, 1688 and 1888 this one is odd. It has an "ESS
Device
Manager" at Interrupt Request 11 and a "Maestro DOS Games/FM Devices" at
Interrupt Request 05. Strange? They are usually easy, tried and true
sound
cards. In doing sndconfig it can't find it via PnP nor can it be
manually
set.
Could it be a WinSound card? ;-) Looks like it's using some sort of
software control for the device. Look in your BIOS setup to see if you can
change options on this device. Since it is probably impossible to change
out the sound card (chips), the device may be hard set in the BIOS. At
the least, Toshiba or ESS may answer emailed questions about the device.
Ask them what cards the sound card/module/chips are supposed to be
equivalent to. How did you get the info ("ESS Device Manager" at Interrupt
Request 11 and a "Maestro DOS Games/FM Devices" at Interrupt Request 05)?
was this from Windows95/3.1?
There is are two "DEVICE BUSY" type message that flash across the screen
briefly at boot up dealing with the above. Since it is Linux-Mandrake
6.0,
it goes right into one of the window managers that comes with it. I've
been
hunting for some sort of boot log in /etc and in /boot to no avail. How
do
I turn up the error log level boot up messaging file and where is that
file
located?
I apologize for being such a novice.
RE: [newbie] Toshiba Satellite 2065 and Sound
Thanks Ripcrd6. I'll look in the bios and on the ESS site (Toshiba wouldn't
help). As far as the info, I got it from Windows 98, settings, control
panel, system. It looks like a combo sound, games and midi controller or
something. Thanks Again! David Klein.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ripcrd6
Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 1999 1:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Toshiba Satellite 2065 and Sound
-Original Message-
From: David Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a Satellite 2065, in checking around regarding Toshiba and Linux
and
in Toshiba Europe's main "unsupported but we have to mention it because we
know that we eventually will" page, I might be out of luck on the sound
card
and the modem for now as they list.
I did find something on a listserv I'm going to try for the modem
regarding
"statserial" which I'll try.
Regarding the sound card there is something weird. It's an ESS that I've
not seen before. While standard examples of ESS for laptops (I've had
them
since 1996 in an AST in a TI Travelmate what a piece of junk that laptop
was)include the 688, 1688 and 1888 this one is odd. It has an "ESS
Device
Manager" at Interrupt Request 11 and a "Maestro DOS Games/FM Devices" at
Interrupt Request 05. Strange? They are usually easy, tried and true
sound
cards. In doing sndconfig it can't find it via PnP nor can it be
manually
set.
Could it be a WinSound card? ;-) Looks like it's using some sort of
software control for the device. Look in your BIOS setup to see if you can
change options on this device. Since it is probably impossible to change
out the sound card (chips), the device may be hard set in the BIOS. At
the least, Toshiba or ESS may answer emailed questions about the device.
Ask them what cards the sound card/module/chips are supposed to be
equivalent to. How did you get the info ("ESS Device Manager" at Interrupt
Request 11 and a "Maestro DOS Games/FM Devices" at Interrupt Request 05)?
was this from Windows95/3.1?
There is are two "DEVICE BUSY" type message that flash across the screen
briefly at boot up dealing with the above. Since it is Linux-Mandrake
6.0,
it goes right into one of the window managers that comes with it. I've
been
hunting for some sort of boot log in /etc and in /boot to no avail. How
do
I turn up the error log level boot up messaging file and where is that
file
located?
I apologize for being such a novice.
