Sek
09-17-2001, 02:55 AM
Alright, a little background info....I have a Toshiba 2065CDS laptop, and I'm getting the hang of Linux pretty quick, 2 things are tripping me up:
1. My display. Mandrake 7.0 will detect everything fine, but the text will be rough edged and hard to read unless I set my monitor to LCD 1024x768. If I do that, the display is perfect execpt everything is 3/4 off the screen since my display is a LCD 800x600. No matter what, if its set at 800x600 it looks like crap but is sized right, and 1024x768 looks perfect but is giant sized.... :mad:
2. My network card. Mandrake 8.0 detected it and installed drivers, but 8.0 wouldn't even look at my display settings, so it was back to 7.0 for me. In 7.0, it detects a PCMCIA network card is in there but it doesn't have a driver installed, and my manufacturer (its a Linksys EC2T) doesn't want to talk to you if you say "linux", they just point you to a dead FTP link that used to let you download some jerry-rigged third party pseudo driver.
Any help would be appricated...
1. My display. Mandrake 7.0 will detect everything fine, but the text will be rough edged and hard to read unless I set my monitor to LCD 1024x768. If I do that, the display is perfect execpt everything is 3/4 off the screen since my display is a LCD 800x600. No matter what, if its set at 800x600 it looks like crap but is sized right, and 1024x768 looks perfect but is giant sized.... :mad:
2. My network card. Mandrake 8.0 detected it and installed drivers, but 8.0 wouldn't even look at my display settings, so it was back to 7.0 for me. In 7.0, it detects a PCMCIA network card is in there but it doesn't have a driver installed, and my manufacturer (its a Linksys EC2T) doesn't want to talk to you if you say "linux", they just point you to a dead FTP link that used to let you download some jerry-rigged third party pseudo driver.
Any help would be appricated...