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ATTENTION<br />

Graphics card and standby<br />

The graphics card driver oen has a problem with standby. In case of trouble,<br />

it is a good idea to test the latest version of the X.org graphics server.<br />

HARDWARE<br />

Apple and power<br />

management<br />

On Apple Powerbooks (thus PowerPC processors), apmd should be replaced<br />

with pmud.<br />

9.13. Laptop Extension Cards: PCMCIA<br />

PCMCIA card drivers are built into the kernel as modules since kernel version 2.6.13. On a system<br />

running Debian Squeeze, you simply have to install the user space support contained in the<br />

pcmciautils package.<br />

The wireless-tools package is also necessary for good management of Wifi cards.<br />

Every time you connect or remove a card, the daemon configures or deconfigures it, by executing<br />

a script in the /etc/pcmcia/ directory, which gets its settings from the /etc/pcmcia/*.<br />

opts files. These files have been slightly adapted to work with a Debian system; the configuration<br />

of the network is delegated to ifup if the /etc/pcmcia/network.opts file does not take<br />

care of it. The same is true for configuration of a wireless network, which can be specified in<br />

/etc/network/interfaces instead of /etc/pcmcia/wireless.opts. The /usr/share/doc/<br />

wireless-tools/README.Debian file also describes the syntax to use.<br />

After this overview of basic services common to many Unix systems, we will focus on the environment<br />

of the administered machines: the network. Many services are required for the network<br />

to work properly. They will be discussed in the next chapter.<br />

Chapter 9 — Unix Services<br />

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