2007-09-23 02:10:19 CEST
/dev/modem
don't ask me why but yesterday &
today I played with the modem on nerys (my thinkpad R60e).
it's a conexant hsf softmodem or something like that, & it
didn't really work with sl-modem-daemon which was installed but not
activated.
in the end it was not that difficult: I grabbed
when installing the
no, I still don't know why I would actually need
in the end it was not that difficult: I grabbed
hsfmodem-7.60.00.09full.tar.gz
from the linuxant
download page, detected the debdist
target in their
makefile, & after some swearing & fixing errors I got a
.deb
(no, I don't really know if it's different
from the .deb
offered there).when installing the
.deb
a kernel module is built (so
kernel-headers & stuff are necessary but they are here anyway).
one reboot (hello?) later the module works. wvdial didn't
like me but pppconfig/pon/poff
worked (with an old
account from
technix.at).no, I still don't know why I would actually need
/dev/modem
on my laptop :)2007-09-18 13:40:35 CEST
max->bob
my mobile number was ported from
t-mobile (formerly known as max.mobil) to bob (mobilkom branch)
today.
2007-09-15 00:04:05 CEST
does size matter?
I got an additional hard disk a few
days ago (300 GB, IDE, PATA). today I finally took the time to
remove the (empty) old 40 GB disk with the two uncorrectable
sectors from my internal mobile rack & put the new disk in.
after some hours of copying stuff around I now have my three disks
set up as like this:
- SATA 1: "system" (i.e. / /boot swap) — 160 GB
- SATA 2: "data" (i.e. /home) — 250 GB
- PATA: at the moment only backup of the first disk — 300 GB
gregoa@belanna:~$ df Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/hde3 152807104 9158584 135886316 7% / tmpfs 509460 0 509460 0% /lib/init/rw udev 10240 48 10192 1% /dev tmpfs 509460 4 509456 1% /dev/shm /dev/hde1 45130 22914 19808 54% /boot /dev/hdg1 240362656 106449076 121703780 47% /home /dev/hda1 288435168 10465756 263317732 4% /mnt/hda1 gregoa@belanna:~$oh, & when I finally deleted the backup of my moved home directory I accidentely deleted parts of my real homedir. grmpf. I think I could recover most of the deleted stuff from my laptop but still ... oh, & I also deleted my homedir on our flat server (& I don't know how exactly, it must still have been mounted somewhere). *sigh*