Hi,
I have a cdrom burnt by a friend with W2000 (I know, friends don't let
friends use W ;-) which has (at least) one directory on it which I
cannot
see when mounting the disk under linux. I am using kernel 2.4.4 and
the mount command is the usual
mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom -t iso9660
I have
Hi,
I have a cdrom burnt by a friend with W2000 (I know, friends don't let
friends use W ;-) which has (at least) one directory on it which I
cannot
see when mounting the disk under linux. I am using kernel 2.4.4 and
the mount command is the usual
mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom -t iso9660
I have
Hi,
More testing and more problems 8-( Mind you, that is not to say that
many
things do not work wonderfully, because they do ;-)
With regard to point one yesterday about the warm reboot problem, it was
suggested that I toggle the PnP BIOS option and retry. Well, I did that
and indeed
there
The power switch is totally unresponsive in this situation.
Richard
Dan Streetman wrote:
> On Wed, 8 Nov 2000, Richard Polton wrote:
>
> >the power switch is disabled
> >too and the only way in which the machine responds is by switching
> >off at the wall and pulling
The power switch is totally unresponsive in this situation.
Richard
Dan Streetman wrote:
On Wed, 8 Nov 2000, Richard Polton wrote:
the power switch is disabled
too and the only way in which the machine responds is by switching
off at the wall and pulling the battery.
I have seen
Hi,
More testing and more problems 8-( Mind you, that is not to say that
many
things do not work wonderfully, because they do ;-)
With regard to point one yesterday about the warm reboot problem, it was
suggested that I toggle the PnP BIOS option and retry. Well, I did that
and indeed
there
for Plug n Play OS. I shall toggle it and
observe the results.
Brad Hards wrote:
> Richard Polton wrote:
> > I have been testing my test10 installation and have come up with
> > a few old problems, all of which have been reported before.
> Don't known about the second two, but m
(usb people, issue 1 is partly relevant and issue 3 is definitely USB.)
I have been testing my test10 installation and have come up with
a few old problems, all of which have been reported before.
1. Warm reboot fails to restart, i.e. hangs after displaying 'Restarting
system'. In this
(usb people, issue 1 is partly relevant and issue 3 is definitely USB.)
I have been testing my test10 installation and have come up with
a few old problems, all of which have been reported before.
1. Warm reboot fails to restart, i.e. hangs after displaying 'Restarting
system'. In this
for Plug n Play OS. I shall toggle it and
observe the results.
Brad Hards wrote:
Richard Polton wrote:
I have been testing my test10 installation and have come up with
a few old problems, all of which have been reported before.
Don't known about the second two, but maybe can shed some light
So what are these unusual conditions? Why would I not need to recompile?
If the interface changes then glibc will need recompiling and as
far as I can see, the kernel interfaces change relatively often,
particularly in the development tree. Moreover, how does one tell
which kernel the C library
So what are these unusual conditions? Why would I not need to recompile?
If the interface changes then glibc will need recompiling and as
far as I can see, the kernel interfaces change relatively often,
particularly in the development tree. Moreover, how does one tell
which kernel the C library
Hi,
I am attaching an oops report which I get with 2.4.0-test9 when I
echo scsi dump 0 > /proc/scsi/scsi
The system is an Intel Pentium II laptop with scsi emaulation built
into the kernel.
Unfortunately, I could not really get anywhere with ksymoops so any
pointers to its proper usage would
Hi,
I am attaching an oops report which I get with 2.4.0-test9 when I
echo scsi dump 0 /proc/scsi/scsi
The system is an Intel Pentium II laptop with scsi emaulation built
into the kernel.
Unfortunately, I could not really get anywhere with ksymoops so any
pointers to its proper usage would
Hi,
I am using 2.4.0-test8 on an i686 laptop. I find that netscape-4.72
keeps locking up. I am not able to kill the process at all (without
a reboot, and SysRQ cannot do a sync on the partition it is running
in either). I have been advised that RvR's memory patches will fix
this but I
Hi,
I am using 2.4.0-test8 on an i686 laptop. I find that netscape-4.72
keeps locking up. I am not able to kill the process at all (without
a reboot, and SysRQ cannot do a sync on the partition it is running
in either). I have been advised that RvR's memory patches will fix
this but I
Hi,
I am using 2.4.0-test8 with scsi emulation turned on. I have one
internal atapi dvd-rom
drive and one external atapi cd-rw with a pcmcia interface. I enabled
scsi emulation and,
on the command line, set hdc=scsi and hde=scsi (where hdc is the dvd and
hde the cd-rw).
The machine starts up,
Hi,
I am using 2.4.0-test8 with scsi emulation turned on. I have one
internal atapi dvd-rom
drive and one external atapi cd-rw with a pcmcia interface. I enabled
scsi emulation and,
on the command line, set hdc=scsi and hde=scsi (where hdc is the dvd and
hde the cd-rw).
The machine starts up,
I have been advised that PCMCIA cd-writers are not supported by Linux.
Is this true and
if so, will they be?
Thanks,
Richard
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I have been advised that PCMCIA cd-writers are not supported by Linux.
Is this true and
if so, will they be?
Thanks,
Richard
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