PCMCIA broken after apt-get upgrade

I have a Toshiba 2535 laptop, with a minimal Potato - X - Gnome install. I got audio, ppp, and pcmcia going and decided to upgrade the whole kitten caboodle to the latest stuff, so I apt-get updated, and apt-get upgraded. When I rebooted, the kernel no longer recognizes the modem. Now I get the mes

msysterious /dev/dsp & /dev/audio

I am trying to get audio up and running on my laptop - a Toshiba 2535. I have recompiled my kernel ( I've tried 2.2.5,2.2.7 ) for the sound card. dmesg reports finding the card. /dev/sndstat reports the io & irq, /proc/devices reports sound, ls -l /dev/audio & dsp are there, but when I try to pla

Re: Problems with xbase/xserver upgrade

Torsten Hilbrich wrote: > On: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 14:04:35 -0400 Mark H Mabry writes: > > > > I've been running slink for a few weeks. Last night I upgraded and > > xbase and xserver failed to install. What is worse is that somehow > > they deleted (at least) the "xdm" executable. Some of the mess

apt-get broke netstd

While doing an upgrade with apt-get, it put netstd in such an "inconsistant" state that I can neither uninstall the old one, nor reinstall it. I can't install the new either. It seems to be looking for Debiannet.pm in @INC and can't find it. How do I rectify this conundrum? Pat

Memory usage

If I have 192Mb of ram, how do I indicate to the kernel that I have it. pat

isdn in the USA

Is there anyone out there that has configured and uses isdn in the US ? Can you help me configure my USR Sportster 128k TA ? pat

Where's my mouse?

I change out my serial mouse for a ps2 mouse, and now my mouse can't be found. What do I do now? pob