Problems while running Debian..(Power applet, Automatic wireless & mute on boot)
I have Debian running on my Dell Latitude C600 and I have a few minor problems
I am trying to fix. I was originally running the 2.4.27-6 kernel then I installed the kernel-image-2.6.9-3 package and I am currently using to boot from. I have these problems and I am asking for help to solve: 1) My gnome power/battery applet does not work it gives me an error message "Can't access ACPI events in /var/run/acpid.socket! Make sure the ACPI subsystem is working and the acpid daemon is running." 2) How can I configure my wireless card to automatically connecy to available wireless networks and retrive the DNS information from them. Right now I have to follow many steps before I can connect to the internet over a wireless network. 3) I am using the ALSA driver for my sound and the sound works just fine but every time my computer boots up my volume is set to mute. |
on alsa question
su <pw> #alsamixer configure bars with arrows and enable or disable services with "m" key pay attantion that by default Master is [off] when done ESC #alsactl store #reboot (important!) |
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