this helps.
Regards
Arne
flonesaw at longship dot net
>
> Gad, I'm real confused.
>
> I can roughly grok the difference between
> stable, unstable, etc.
>
> But what's this business of "2.2r3" and "2.2r4"?
>
> How does this relate to the v
common network card. I've had absolutely no problems with these
cards with other Linux installations.
Somebody who knows this driver, please help me. Thank you.
Arne Flones
flonesaw at longship dot net
Robert Waldner wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Nov 2001 18:37:22 PST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> >These are *not* new NICs, I've had them for a few years now. I am nearly
> >certain that they are 310s. As I said, both will run on SuSE 6.3 using the
> >standard tulip.c driver. I just need to know what to do
These are *not* new NICs, I've had them for a few years now. I am nearly
certain that they are 310s. As I said, both will run on SuSE 6.3 using the
standard tulip.c driver. I just need to know what to do to get them to work
with Debian 2.2Rev4 Potato.
They are already working fine with the 2.2.1
Hi,
I'm fairly new to Debian, but not new to Linux. In particular, I know about
configuring almost everything, but not much about the Debian way of doing
things.
I have a pair of Netgear FX-310TX NICs. (I'm uncertain of the precise model
number; neither card has a model stenciled on the card.)
I've got rsynch revved up, ready to go.
Will official Debian CD Images for the new 2.2R3 release be announced?
Regards,
Arne Flones
Marshal,
There is a Seg fault problem with the ALSA drivers.
I have a Creative Ensoniq PCI64 (ens1371) soundcard and the ALSA
drivers do the same thing to me. This is on a S.u.S.E. system with
kernel 2.2.5.
What I do is to put the modprobe command in a script in my /root/bin
directory and run i
I wrote:
> 6. Now, use "cp -a" (or "cp -av" if you want to watch it) to copy your
>files, permissions and ownership to the new partition.
>
>cp -av /var/* /var
>
PS
That command should be:
cp -av /oldvar/* /var
> "David J. Kanter" wrote:
> >
> > I'd like to make a new partition for /var because I don't have enough drive
> > space where /var is currently mounted (/) to run apt-get dist-upgrade.
> > What's the best way of doing this? I can create a new /var partition becaus
e
> > I've got plenty of availab
Manuel,
I have an HP 540 and an HP 310, both of which just work out of the box
with all of my Linux systems. However, all HP printers use the same
control language, called PCL level 3. This means that any HP Inkjet will
work with Linux as long as it isn't one of the Windows-only versions.
This m
Without having tried anything on my own system, I would suggest
that you remove the .enlightenment directory in your home directory
and try to load it again.
It is very likely that an old configuration file is incompatible with
the new version. This has happened in previous E releases.
Please le
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