tempestuous

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Posted: Oct. 26 2005,05:18 |
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In your bios, disable "ThinkPad Simple Boot" or "Quick Boot". There is a thorough discussion of this here - http://damnsmalllinux.org/cgi-bin....61;st=0 Since your Thinkpad is not ACPI-aware (it's PentiumMMX, not PentiumII), you should also be booting DSL with the boot parameter "acpi=off"
Your ISA-based Crystal/Cirrus Logic CS4237 sound chip is not automatically detected by DSL, so once booted, load its OSS sound driver manually, as such - modprobe cs4232 io=0x530 irq=5 dma=1 dma2=0
Later, you can automate this by adding these commands to /opt/bootlocal.sh, then do a backup.
If your PC Card modem is the IBM 10L7393 or 10L7394, these are Winmodems and will not work with Linux. You should get a a PCMCIA hardware modem, then there is no driver required at all, just a dialler program.
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