e an easy way
> to configure plug and play usb mice? or a way to get my mx500 to work.
> Im on a nforce2 motherboard and am running sid with gnome. any ideas or
> input?
>
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Micha Feigin wrote:
On Sun, Mar 14, 2004 at 06:57:47PM -0500, Thomas G wrote:
I cant get my usb mouse to work for the life of me. Is there an easy way
to configure plug and play usb mice? or a way to get my mx500 to work.
Im on a nforce2 motherboard and am running sid with gnome. any ideas
On Sun, Mar 14, 2004 at 06:57:47PM -0500, Thomas G wrote:
> I cant get my usb mouse to work for the life of me. Is there an easy way
> to configure plug and play usb mice? or a way to get my mx500 to work.
> Im on a nforce2 motherboard and am running sid with gnome. any ideas or
I cant get my usb mouse to work for the life of me. Is there an easy way
to configure plug and play usb mice? or a way to get my mx500 to work.
Im on a nforce2 motherboard and am running sid with gnome. any ideas or
input?
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I am using kernel 2.4.1, and my sound card is detected by plug and play,
yet it doesn't get configured correctly. I still have to load the
modules with parameters to get sound. Here's the message I get at boot
up:
Soundblaster audio driver Copyright (C) by Hannu Savolainen 1993-19
upon uninstalling lspci, the error did disappear, but I get this one instead:
lspci not found, so PCI resource conflict not checked.
I did look at the isapnp webpage on this error, and it says, well if this
happens, it probably won't. Any more ideas?
At 02:24 AM 3/31/99 +, you wrote:
>On Tu
On Tue, Mar 30, 1999 at 08:09:55PM -0500, Jayson Baird wrote:
> When using isapnp with lspci it says it tries to find the directory
> /proc/bus/pci/...
> but cannot. when I then go in to make the directory, I get an operation not
> permitted error. It's nuts. Any other way to install PnP devices? o
When using isapnp with lspci it says it tries to find the directory
/proc/bus/pci/...
but cannot. when I then go in to make the directory, I get an operation not
permitted error. It's nuts. Any other way to install PnP devices? or is
this an easy fix and it's just over my Linux-semi-newbie head? :)
> Shaleh wrote:
> >
> > On 16-Dec-98 Jeff Browning wrote:
> > > Hey all,
> > >
> > > Just about finished "totally installing" Linux. Need some help with my
> > > sound card. I compiled a new kernel with sound support. When the kernel
> > > boots up it says "Sound Initialized." But when I try to ru
Shaleh wrote:
>
> On 16-Dec-98 Jeff Browning wrote:
> > Hey all,
> >
> > Just about finished "totally installing" Linux. Need some help with my
> > sound card. I compiled a new kernel with sound support. When the kernel
> > boots up it says "Sound Initialized." But when I try to run a program
> >
On 16-Dec-98 Jeff Browning wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> Just about finished "totally installing" Linux. Need some help with my
> sound card. I compiled a new kernel with sound support. When the kernel
> boots up it says "Sound Initialized." But when I try to run a program
> that uses sound it says "/
Hey all,
Just about finished "totally installing" Linux. Need some help with my
sound card. I compiled a new kernel with sound support. When the kernel
boots up it says "Sound Initialized." But when I try to run a program
that uses sound it says "/dev/audio device not configured." What do I
do
You don't need BIOS support. You can set up ISA Plug & Play devices such as
your modem
with the utilities found in the isapnp package. First install the isapnp
package. To
configure it, first run pnpdump to scan your system for PNP devices and
generate a
template config file. You'll redirect the
some bios's have settings to enable plug n pray. Have you tried looking
at your bios setup stuff?
John Greer wrote:
>
> I have a Plug an Play modem that the BIOS does not recognize and
> so Debian does not see it either. Is there a way for me to configure
> the system so that the modem will
Hello,
My modem (Zoltrix internal modem, v.34+, model FM-SE336VSP) is set
to operate in Plug and Play mode under Win95.
Is it possible to use it under Linux without setting fixed I/O
address and IRQ number with jumpers ?
Thanks,
Jacek
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>Since the current kernel hasn't P&P support, you'll need the isapnp tools
>to configure your card. I don't know whether there is a Debian package
>of it available yet, but in any case you can pick up a copy from sunsite.
>Archie tells me the URL is
>
>ftp://sunsite
Hi,
> I have bought a SoundBlaster 16 PnP (Plug and Play) sound card
> to my computer, since then I am trying to put it to work with litle
> success. I manage to ear the CDs (booting first in MS-Dos mode) but
> thats all.
Since the current kernel hasn't P&P support, y
Hi
==
I have bought a SoundBlaster 16 PnP (Plug and Play) sound card
to my computer, since then I am trying to put it to work with litle
success. I manage to ear the CDs (booting first in MS-Dos mode) but
thats all.
I reed in the Sound-HOWTO that
"Cards using the Plug and
On Sun, 22 Sep 1996, Jim Worthington wrote:
> I found a package named PnP4kernel.tar which is supposed to add Plug
> andPlay support to the Linux kernel. I get the following error message
> when I try to compile the tools software:
>
> tools.h:20: ncurses/curses.h: No such file or directory
>
I found a package named PnP4kernel.tar which is supposed to add Plug
andPlay support to the Linux kernel. I get the following error message
when I try to compile the tools software:
tools.h:20: ncurses/curses.h: No such file or directory
Do I have a missing Debian package -- Which one?
Has an
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