Hi debian-eeepc-devel, [Is this the correct mailing list for the following questions?]
In mid December I installed Debian EEE on an Asus EEE 701. The installation was successful, but the Debian testing distribution had upgraded to a new kernel version that contained a bug that prevented the 701's SD card from functioning. I forget the exact error message, but I tracked it down at the time (mid December) and there were clear reports blaming the the testing distribution's new kernel version for the problem. (I subsequently installed Ubuntu EEE 8.04.1 because I needed a working SD card reader.) Has this Debian EEE kernel bug been fixed? (I guess the bug could either be fixed in the Debian testing distribution, or it could be fixed in Debian EEE if Debian EEE started providing a custom kernel.) Unrelatedely, does anyone know if the EEE 701 contains a hardware sound mixer/volume control? I have been unable to control the 701's playback volume level with "aumix", leading me to believe that the EEE does not have a hardware volume control, and that instead the 701 relies on software volume control. Thanks! -mpb _______________________________________________ Debian-eeepc-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/debian-eeepc-devel
