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Hello, |
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Try this half-advices, maybe they can kick you to right direction :) |
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rainer pí¹e v Èt 04. 05. 2006 v 11:09 -0400: |
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> 1. when i tried to emerge pcmcia-cs there was a problem with the |
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> genkernel, something about 'in kernel ...' |
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May-be in your kernel you have checked some pcmsia support (not as |
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module). Emerged package can be kernel module also ... |
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But that's only first guess, it would help if you send here whole |
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message... |
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2. acpi seems to be flakey. hasn't froze yet though. the laptop seems |
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> slow. cpuinfo in /proc says 797 mhz? maybe it's throttled for battery |
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> when it's on ac power? it's a turion ml-37, 2ghz! |
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> Do you have cpufreqd runing? |
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Do you use the right kernel acpi configuration? |
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What about trying to look on "default governor" |
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--> try "performace" |
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3. really not getting this emerge thing. installing precompiled packages |
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> for amd64. updated emerge to look in /mnt/cdrom as per install |
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> instructions (networkless) did 'emerge alsa-lib' something happened for |
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> a long time. it looked like it installed alsa-utils as well but i get |
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> nothing for commands 'alsamixer' 'alsasetup' no asound dir in /dev??? |
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> after that i'm reluctant to go near anything related to X11. |
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You need to emerge alsa-utils ;) |
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Petr Sobotka aka Pietro |
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