On Fri, Feb 09, 2007 at 08:51:47PM -0500, Andrew Perrin wrote:
> On Fri, 9 Feb 2007, Grok Mogger wrote:
>
> >
> >Thanks for the advice. I have to admit, sounds a little scary for
> >someone who has never compiled a kernel before. =\ But I may actually
> >try it.
>
> There's a first time for
Grok Mogger wrote:
Hey everyone,
I'm looking into building a new machine. As for the motherboard, I'm
interested in an ASUS 'A8V-VM SE'. Unfortunately, in Googling I've seen
people complain about problems with the board's southbridge. It's a
'VIA V
Grok Mogger wrote:
> Nick Boyce wrote:
>
>> The latest Debian Weekly News [1] mentions there are already tentative
>> plans to add updated kernels to Etch during its lifecycle, specifically
>> to add support for new hardware ... yay :-)
>
> Very cool! Thanks for letting me know. Of course, 9 mon
Nick Boyce wrote:
Grok Mogger wrote:
Also, I have to say this whole problem I've stumbled on to seems kind of
silly to me in a way. I love Debian's approach to stability and
security, but why not at least keep adding hardware support to the
kernel as it becomes available? Seems like it would
Grok Mogger wrote:
> Also, I have to say this whole problem I've stumbled on to seems kind of
> silly to me in a way. I love Debian's approach to stability and
> security, but why not at least keep adding hardware support to the
> kernel as it becomes available? Seems like it would make a lot of
On Fri, 9 Feb 2007, Grok Mogger wrote:
Thanks for the advice. I have to admit, sounds a little scary for someone
who has never compiled a kernel before. =\ But I may actually try it.
There's a first time for everything! And you'll have a better
understanding of the kernel that way too.
Grok Mogger wrote:
Bruno Buys wrote:
Grok Mogger wrote:
Hey everyone,
I'm looking into building a new machine. As for the motherboard,
I'm interested in an ASUS 'A8V-VM SE'. Unfortunately, in Googling
I've seen people complain about problems with the board
about
problems with the board's southbridge. It's a 'VIA VT8237A'.
I went to kernel.org and started looking through the change logs
wondering if perhaps I'd be able to find something about support
being added to the kernel for this chipset. Lo and behold, I did!
I se
Bruno Buys wrote:
Grok Mogger wrote:
Hey everyone,
I'm looking into building a new machine. As for the motherboard, I'm
interested in an ASUS 'A8V-VM SE'. Unfortunately, in Googling I've
seen people complain about problems with the board's southbridge.
It&
Grok Mogger wrote:
Hey everyone,
I'm looking into building a new machine. As for the motherboard, I'm
interested in an ASUS 'A8V-VM SE'. Unfortunately, in Googling I've
seen people complain about problems with the board's southbridge.
It's a '
On Fri, Feb 09, 2007 at 11:35:23AM -0500, Grok Mogger wrote:
> Hey everyone,
>
> I'm looking into building a new machine. As for the
> motherboard, I'm interested in an ASUS 'A8V-VM SE'.
> Unfortunately, in Googling I've seen people complain about
Hey everyone,
I'm looking into building a new machine. As for the
motherboard, I'm interested in an ASUS 'A8V-VM SE'.
Unfortunately, in Googling I've seen people complain about
problems with the board's southbridge. It's a 'VIA VT8237A'.
I w
On Friday 20 October 2006 20:03, Fernando Gonzalez wrote:
> Hi, users of debian, im a little newbie in gnu/linux, i recently bought an
> Intel Mobo (DG965WH) with the G965 Chipset, ICH8 Southbridge and Marvell
> IDE controller, im interested in only install debian in this machine that
&
On Fri, Oct 20, 2006 at 03:03:40PM -0400, Fernando Gonzalez wrote:
> Hi, users of debian, im a little newbie in gnu/linux, i recently bought an
> Intel Mobo (DG965WH) with the G965 Chipset, ICH8 Southbridge and Marvell IDE
> controller, im interested in only install debian in this machin
Hi, users of debian, im a little newbie in gnu/linux, i recently bought an Intel Mobo (DG965WH) with the G965 Chipset, ICH8 Southbridge and Marvell IDE controller, im interested in only install debian in this machine that im going to build, but i found out that G965 and ICH8 has problems with some
On Sat, 2006-10-14 at 02:15 -0700, michael bailey wrote:
> Please does anyone know of any good Linux support
> for ATI's SB400 southbridge on their Radeon Xpress
> 200 chipset ?
>
> I have a Debian Sarge system (kernel level 2.4.27)
> and want to use ATI's Xpresws
Please does anyone know of any good Linux support
for ATI's SB400 southbridge on their Radeon Xpress
200 chipset ?
I have a Debian Sarge system (kernel level 2.4.27)
and want to use ATI's Xpresws 200 chipset with an
AMD ATHLON 64. Would I need to update
On Fri 27 February 2004 01:54, Greg Folkert wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-02-26 at 13:58, Tom Badran wrote:
> > How can i find out (prefereably from software) which southbridge my
> > motherboard uses. lspci and lshw dont seem to have what i need, and
> > i cant find it a
How can i find out (prefereably from software) which southbridge my
motherboard uses. lspci and lshw dont seem to have what i need, and i
cant find it anywhere on the net/in documentation.
Thanks
Tom
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On Thu, Feb 26, 2004 at 06:58:02PM +, Tom Badran wrote:
> How can i find out (prefereably from software) which southbridge my
> motherboard uses. lspci and lshw dont seem to have what i need, and i
> cant find it anywhere on the net/in documentation.
>
> Thanks
>
> T
On Thu, 2004-02-26 at 13:58, Tom Badran wrote:
> How can i find out (prefereably from software) which southbridge my
> motherboard uses. lspci and lshw dont seem to have what i need, and i
> cant find it anywhere on the net/in documentation.
DO you know what Model/Brand it is? Is it P
--
Am I missing something?
The ALSA package in Woody is marked beta. I'm still
slightly new to Debian; is it possible that the Stable
package set can still have problems, and I should be
looking forward to the Testing set?
VIA also supports drivers for their southbridg
On Fri, 2003-08-08 at 15:51, Tom White wrote:
> Caidence,
>
> Your best bet is definitely a kernel upgrade. It is possible to get
> the VIA Southbridge to work under an older kernel using Alsa, but it's
> something of a pain. The one time I did it it took me quite a few h
Caidence,
Your best bet is definitely a kernel upgrade. It is possible to get
the VIA Southbridge to work under an older kernel using Alsa, but it's
something of a pain. The one time I did it it took me quite a few hours to
figure out exactly what had to go into /etc/modutils/snd an
On Thu, 07 Aug 2003 22:20:12 +0200, Caidence wrote:
> I've had this large tangle with getting my sound to work. I know it
> works, I had it working before with support compiled into the kernel...
> but I recompiled the kernel, and forgot the working settings and didn't
> save the config, so it's
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Am I missing something?
The ALSA package in Woody is marked beta. I'm still slightly new to Debian; is it possible that the Stable package set can still have problems, and I should be looking forward to the Testing set?
VIA also supports drivers for their southbridg
Lourens replying to Tim Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I bought a new m/b and CPU a week ago. An Epox 8K5A2 which has
> a KT333 Northbridge and a VT8235 Southbridge.
>
> Initially I could not get X to work, with a Nvidia Geforce2
> MX4
I bought a new m/b and CPU a week ago. An Epox 8K5A2 which has a KT333
Northbridge and a VT8235 Southbridge.
Initially I could not get X to work, with a Nvidia Geforce2 MX400, but
saw something suggesting I should move from my 2.4.17 kernel to the
2.4.19. I do not remember what the reason
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