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On Fri, 5 Jan 2007, qfpvajdy wrote: |
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> Does somebody know a model of a laptop on which all works fine with Linux? |
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I've got almost everything working on my Lenovo 3000-N100 0768-36U. I |
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haven't played too much with suspending, and I haven't got the last detail |
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working on the software modem (slmodemd is using an audio format not |
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supported by my codec). |
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When I bought the machine in September, there were a bunch of things not |
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yet supported, or only supported in testing versions that are now stable. |
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> I don't want to have trouble with wireless, webcam or this kind of stuff. |
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ipw3945 is well supported (except that it's not on the install CD, so you |
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need ethernet to install it). I didn't get a webcam. |
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You should probably also specify what features you want, rather than that |
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you just want all of the features to be supported; I haven't used the |
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firewire on mine at all, despite the fact that it reportedly works, and |
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I've got a "Ricoh Co Ltd Unknown device 0843" that will never have Linux |
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support because it doesn't actually do anything at all (it's the |
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placeholder device for a 4-device-in-1-chip, where the 4 devices pretend |
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to be various single device Ricoh chips and appear as 4 more devices). |
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-Daniel |
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