Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> paul, this won't be of much help, but here it is.
>
> get *ANY* mode under the resolution you want, say, 1024x768. that's 90%
> of the battle.
>
> then use xvidtune to tune the screen. you'll recognize which modeline in
> xf86config from the output of xvidtune. just l
With my current settings XF86Setup gives me only 2 options to choose
from
in ModeSelection. I even went as far as editing the X86Config file and
when I ran
XF86Setup again it only gave me the 2 options and removed the 2 I added
in the config file. I'm not much of an XF86Config expert and I'm gettin
Glyn Millington wrote:
> On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 03:08:48PM +, thus spake Thomas Halahan:
> >
> > I cannot get kppp to work. After the handshake with my ISP, I can see it
> > connect, but the pppd daemon dies immediately. I can connect with the 'pon'
> > command.
> >
> > I get the following
on 9/10/00 4:03 PM, Philipp Schulte at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> One possible solution is to find somebody with the same mouse and ask
> him hor his config. You could just copy the "pointer" section.
I could reinstall Redhat and look at it's config
looks.. and then, well that would be ti
I did a reinstall. The first time I installed potato, the mouse was
all fd up, it sticks to the bottom of the screen and refuses to
com up. I can see the tip of the pointer on the bottom edge of the
screen. When that happened, I ran XF86Setup and changed
a couple settings on the mouse and I think t
I have a Logitech Wingman gaming mouse that I can't
figure out how to get the 3rd or middle button to work.
When I ran redhat, it got probed and configured
automatically so I don't know what made it work. I've tried
the emulate 3rd button in the XF86Setup and that did not
work.
Paul
on 9/7/00 11:45 AM, Brooks R. Robinson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Greetings,
> There is yet another Linux version poll at www.justlinux.com! Debian is
> sitting at 7%! Vote early and Vote often!
I just voted. Debian is kicking ass at 33% followed by Slackware (my first
encounter with Linux
on 9/2/00 3:06 PM, William Jensen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> At work we run NT but I like to access my home pc. We use a package called
> KEA as our main telnet/term package. Does anyone have any experience getting
> KEA to use any sort of ssh? Alternatively, does anyone know
I found the experimental driver option in the very first topic:
Code Maturity Level Options. I said yes there and my greyed
out realtek option was ungreyed. Hooray. Now all I have to
do is compile and install the kernel and I'll have passed the
last test (connecting to the web and getting my networ
I have a clue:
RealTek 8129/8139
Status: Semi-Supported, Driver Name: rtl8139
Another PCI single chip ethernet solution from RealTek. A driver for cards
based upon this chip was included in the v2.0.34 release of linux. You
currently have to answer `Y' when asked if you want experimental drivers
I'm running make xconfig on kernel source 2.2.17
and the line in the subject line is an option
in Ethernet (10 or 100Mbit section). I need this for
my ethernet cards but I can't figure out how to
get the option to bold (ungrey). Maybe I can't.
I was able to get this to work using source 2.3.xx
when
I'm replacing my RedHat system with Potato and want to know
what is the best XServer to run with my Matrox G400.
Paul
> http://www.datasurge.net/Books/
I had better luck getting the site with a lower case
b in books in the URL:
http://www.datasurge.net/books/
For me, joining a local linux user group has helped tremendously.
If you have successfully installed Potato, you have already
learned a chunk, and can no
Hello
I've been dying to read this list in the archive version for the month
of July. I know it is probably huge and I can wait, I
just wanted to know about when it will be accessible via www.debian.org!
I was trying to keep up with the list back then, but I was working for
complete idiots
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