Re: sub-notebook computers - FJS lifebook P7010
02.08.2008 14:28, Pau wrote: I am using an old FJS lifebook P7010 and everything works just fine... wireless, sound, X, apm -C keeps it relatively silent and if you get the second battery, you'll get a 1.8Kg sub-notebook running obsd for about 6 hours I believe the newer FJS lifebooks are much more noisy and have a reduced battery life (that's core duo for you) It doesn't suspend, though, but I can live without that Pau Does anybody still use this machine? wireless Original iwi(4) miniPCI card that comes with this sub-notebook takes down from time to time with fatal firmware error, unknown authentication state 1 et cetera on 4.8-current with GENERIC kernel. Maybe it gone broken with some commit if it worked perfectly before from your words. It doesn't suspend I see the ACPI is kinda buggy on this machine. At least it doesn't work with current 4.8 still and maybe never will. I've got effect like broken screen at this notebook when i tried to bring machine into light or deep sleep. Same behaviour when trying to run X with default generated config (X -configure). I'm still use it without X config, and graphics works well, DRM too as with most of integrated adapters which are supported by intel(4). Looks like 915resolution gone integrated, since mine runs in native resolution without any hacks.
Re: sub-notebook computers
I am using an old FJS lifebook P7010 and everything works just fine... wireless, sound, X, apm -C keeps it relatively silent and if you get the second battery, you'll get a 1.8Kg sub-notebook running obsd for about 6 hours I believe the newer FJS lifebooks are much more noisy and have a reduced battery life (that's core duo for you) It doesn't suspend, though, but I can live without that Pau 2008/8/2 Steve Shockley [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Anathae Townsend wrote: Besides the ASUS EEEPCs, has anyone tried to get other sub-notebooks working under OpenBSD? I tried a Fujutsu P1120 a while back. Everything worked except the touchscreen, and I understand that was fixed since then, but I haven't had a chance to try it. Probably would run much better under OpenBSD than WinXP.
Re: sub-notebook computers
On Fri, 1 Aug 2008, Anathae Townsend wrote: Besides the ASUS EEEPCs, has anyone tried to get other sub-notebooks working under OpenBSD? http://openbsd.org/zaurus.html -d
Re: sub-notebook computers
On Fri, Aug 01, 2008 at 03:55:49PM -0600, Anathae Townsend wrote: Besides the ASUS EEEPCs, has anyone tried to get other sub-notebooks working under OpenBSD? Two computers I am thinking of are the MSI WIND (street price around $550 canadian) and the Acer Aspire One A110-1955 (street price around $380 canadian) Anathae take a look at: http://jcs.org/laptops/wind/ where jcs@ writes about the new MSI.. thinking about buying one myself.. cheers, -- Przemyslaw Nowaczyk [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pnowaczyk.com/ CS student @ Poznan University of Technology
sub-notebook computers
Besides the ASUS EEEPCs, has anyone tried to get other sub-notebooks working under OpenBSD? Two computers I am thinking of are the MSI WIND (street price around $550 canadian) and the Acer Aspire One A110-1955 (street price around $380 canadian) Anathae
Re: sub-notebook computers
On Fri, Aug 01, 2008 at 03:55:49PM -0600, Anathae Townsend wrote: Besides the ASUS EEEPCs, has anyone tried to get other sub-notebooks working under OpenBSD? Two computers I am thinking of are the MSI WIND (street price around $550 canadian) and the Acer Aspire One A110-1955 (street price around $380 canadian) I am unsure if acer aspire 2920 qualifies as a sub-notebook but it is fairly small, not too expensive and is probably the best supported laptop I've ever ran OpenBSD on so far. Hacking in pubs is way more fun when you have a working wifi and battery state ;) Gilles -- Gilles Chehade http://www.poolp.org/~gilles/ Please, contribute to my happiness ;) http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/2O09ACKR1A8HD/
Re: sub-notebook computers
On 08/01/2008 14:55, Anathae Townsend wrote: Besides the ASUS EEEPCs, has anyone tried to get other sub-notebooks working under OpenBSD? I used Sharp Zaurus SL-c3200 with OpenBSD/arm for a while. OpenBSD port is great and its probably the smallest device to run OpenBSD. If you need portability over usability and performance, this machine will fit the bill. But for serious work you need something with more comfortable keyboard, bigger screen and a little bit more power under the hood. -- Alex
Re: sub-notebook computers
Anathae Townsend wrote: Besides the ASUS EEEPCs, has anyone tried to get other sub-notebooks working under OpenBSD? I tried a Fujutsu P1120 a while back. Everything worked except the touchscreen, and I understand that was fixed since then, but I haven't had a chance to try it. Probably would run much better under OpenBSD than WinXP.
