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- From: Scott Stone <sstone@example.com>
- Date: Tue, 3 Mar 1998 11:11:09 +0900 (JST)
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On Tue, 3 Mar 1998, Marcus Metzler wrote: > Hi, > Domenico Carlucci writes: > > Hallo everyone, > > > > I finally installed (partially!) Linux on my laptop > > Canon Innova 5500GX together with W95 > > (english and japanese version). > > I'd like to thank this mailing list for > > the useful help. > > > > Well, anyway, I do not understand how come that > > Canon is so "Bill Gates-oriented". > > > Aren`t all companies? > > I still have to configure many pieces of > > hardware like Sound blaster and so on > > and Canon does not provide the necessary technical > > informations. > > > I also have a Canon Innova (3500EX). When I had a problem with the hardware > I just took a look at the win95 system settings. There one can find > information about hardware models, interrupts etc. . In this way I found out > what soundcard I had and what kind of PCMCIA Controller. > > The only informations are avalaible at > > > > http://www.canon-sales.co.jp/Product/INNOVA/s5500gx.html > > > That`s true, but that`s already more than I found for my old notebook. > > > and, when I call then up, they say that there should be enough! > > For W95, of course.... > > > Usually a waste of time. Linux? How do you spell that? > > > Shouldn't they provide a complete description > > of all the hardware, expecially for a so expensive > > laptop? > > > One would think so. But why bother when evrybody uses windoze. > The worst thing of my note is the bios setup. > > Well, if you have any more problems, maybe I can help. > You shouldn't need to know what kind of PCMCIA controller it has... with TurboLinux, at least, if the pcmcia-cs has a module for your PCMCIA controller, it will be autodetected and used. And, it will autodetect and use your pcmcia network/scsi/etc. The sound, however... you'd have to use TL 1.2 with the modular sound support .. but it would probably work. Anyone with a laptop want to be a TL 1.4J beta tester and find out? -------------------------------------------------- Scott M. Stone <sstone@example.com, sstone@example.com> <sstone@example.com> Linux Developer/Systems Administrator for Pacific HiTech, Inc. http://www.pht.com http://armadillo.pht.co.jp http://www.pht.co.jp http://www.turbolinux.com --------------------------------------------------------------- Next TLUG Nomikai: 11 March Wed 1998 Tengu TokyoEkiMae 19:30 Chuo-ku, Kyobashi 1-1-6, EchiZenYa Bld. B1/B2 03-3275-3691 Next TLUG Meeting: 11 April 1998 Saturday, Tokyo Station Featuring Tague Griffith of Netscape i18n talking on source code --------------------------------------------------------------- a word from the sponsor: TWICS - Japan's First Public-Access Internet System www.twics.com info@example.com Tel:03-3351-5977 Fax:03-3353-6096
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