Laptops :: Thinkpad 380ed



Try some of the suggestions in this link..
http://damnsmalllinux.org/cgi-bin....=cs4232

My Thinkpad is a 770, but it also uses the crystal cs4232 sound chip.

I'd at least try to manually run these commands......

" cd lib/modules/2.4.22xfs/kernel/drivers/sound/ "
" insmod uart401 "     ..... if no errors, then try..
" insmod cs4232 io=0x530 irq=5 dma=1 dma2=0 mpuio=0x330 mpuirq=5 "
...... again, if no errors ,
" ctrl-alt-bksp "      ....to exit X
" startx "             ........to get back into X

See if you have an audio icon in your right bottom corner.
If this works, read linked post for making this permanent.

73
ke4nt

I too have a thinkpad 380

My problem is with 0.8 booting and warning me that no KNOPPIX file system is found.
It boots into a ' limited ' shell ( it's words ) and pretty much leaves me in the dark.

Isn't the KNOPPIX FS on the CD.
I know my partitions are not KNOPPIX but I need to load DSL in order to change anything.
The partitions are a 2 GB ext3 , a 500 MB ext3 and a 200 MB swap , rest is free.

I want to keep the 500 MB something portable across various OS's, others can change.

How can I get DSL loaded to install to my HD?

Does running " failsafe " at the boot prompt work for you ?

73
ke4nt

You mean type failsafe at the ' boot: ' prompt.
Yes tried that and same results.

The CD finds no KNOPPIX fs and loads a shell prompt.
However I have no idea how to proceed from there.
I'm assuming the shell is bash but nothing tells me either way.
And I have no idea what ' commands ' are built into the knoppix shell that is loaded.
It reads something like ' knoppix#> '.

So I'm trying to figure out what happened and how to install to the HD. However I'm not sure it is even loading. I would like to try it out before commiting to an HD install. But so far it doesn't ' seem ' to be loading DSL.

Quote (ke4nt1 @ July 10 2004,14:17)
Try some of the suggestions in this link..
http://damnsmalllinux.org/cgi-bin....=cs4232

My Thinkpad is a 770, but it also uses the crystal cs4232 sound chip.

I'd at least try to manually run these commands......

" cd lib/modules/2.4.22xfs/kernel/drivers/sound/ "
" insmod uart401 "     ..... if no errors, then try..
" insmod cs4232 io=0x530 irq=5 dma=1 dma2=0 mpuio=0x330 mpuirq=5 "
...... again, if no errors ,
" ctrl-alt-bksp "      ....to exit X
" startx "             ........to get back into X

See if you have an audio icon in your right bottom corner.
If this works, read linked post for making this permanent.

73
ke4nt

Or try simple "modprobe sb" as root :-)
It worked for me (i have set SoundBlaster emulation in bios)

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