I've had a, um, boo-boo with my Sid box today, and in trying to repair
it did a lot of uninstalling and reinstalling. I've mostly got the box
back together.
However, hardware detection no longer works. Every time I reboot I have
to modprobe my mouse, usb, nic, and sound devices.
I've
Kent West wrote:
I've had a, um, boo-boo with my Sid box today, and in trying to repair
it did a lot of uninstalling and reinstalling. I've mostly got the box
back together.
However, hardware detection no longer works. Every time I reboot I
have to modprobe my mouse, usb, nic, and sound
On Thu, Aug 24, 2006 at 06:25:43PM -0500, Kent West wrote:
What's the proper Debian package nowadays for auto-detecting/setup of
hardware? (I also tried udev, but it complains about needing a newer
kernel; the kernel was not replaced in my tinkering as mentioned above.)
How up-to-date is
Christopher Nelson wrote:
On Thu, Aug 24, 2006 at 06:25:43PM -0500, Kent West wrote:
What's the proper Debian package nowadays for auto-detecting/setup of
hardware? (I also tried udev, but it complains about needing a newer
kernel; the kernel was not replaced in my tinkering as mentioned
On Thursday 24 August 2006 16:25, Kent West wrote:
I've installed discover, but that hasn't helped.
That's the old one. Try the hal package instead. :o)
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