On 2014-04-29 07:56:02, Bernte <[email protected]> wrote: > > I own an X60t, and I did not manage to get it up and running. It was a > long time ago and I cannot remember the details, unfortunately. I gave > up because I also considered it not to be too important at that time. > > I might give it another spin and see how far I get. Now, with a second > potential user, we might also get a proper problem description to the > developers :-) >
I mentioned this in my previous email, but it probably won't hurt to rehash it. The serial port is at a non-standard location, so using config(8) to set com0 to address 0x200 and port 5 causes the serial port connected to the screen to show up in the dmesg. Connecting to it via cu(1) definitely shows data being sent when the screen is written on, so I think it's only a matter of a kernel and/or X driver being written. Unfortunately, that is currently beyond my level of expertise, so all I can do is offer to test anything somebody else decides to do. Which basically boils down to, "Talk is cheap, put up or shut up". Since there's nothing more that I *can* do, I'm going to choose to do the latter. :) -- Bryan
