Dear Sir/Madam:
Yes, the way to avoid this is to install an earlier (5.2 in my case)
version of Linux, and perform an upgrade to 6.0. After having done that
(whenever 6.0 first came out), I have run flawlessly. Don't ask me why, I
just know it works.
Thanks,
Stuart Blake Tener
Foster Farms
Year 2000 Specialist / Unix System Administrator
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-----Original Message-----
From: Kervin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 1999 4:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: need help configuring pcmcia
hi,
I have a toshiba satellite 2595 CDT. I installed Redhat
6.0. Whenever
I boot my computer with PCMCIA enabled I can't use my
keyboard or
pointer, I can't even login.
Has anyone encountered this problem or have any clue what
might be
happening? Any information would be greatly appreciated.
____________________________________________________________
Kervin Pierre.
