very nice support to their
users.
Regarding the Dolby stuff, my colleague (an architect) he is doable booting
an asus with XP and openSuse 10.3, he spends 10 to 12 hours in windows and
the rest in linux :D, and after I showed off a little bit with my mandriva
box, now he wants to move too ;=).
An
i said before it feels like user account control on
> vista.
>
> Luis, you have been in this bug report since the start. are you as
> disappointed as i am in how this got treated? im not saying we are
> more important than anyone else...but come on...a little help from the
> devs
Two new sentences I've learned today...
"Extra Stable release".. and Status: Incomplete => Fix Release ...LOL
PS.. not even "pure" Debian or Fedora, Mandriva, Suse are Extra Stable. and
I have the same issue with Alpha 5 with the jack connector... this is
incredible but I was assuming this was a
Hi.
As you are the only one having this issue, I don't really have technical idea
of what is happening but my only guess is to reconfigure the X server, I don't
know if this will help but it is my closest guess.
Sorry not to be helpfull at all but I really have no idea.
Luis
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toshiba p100 ser
I forgot to ask you...
Are you using your custom DSDT?, 'cause there seems to be also a bug in the
BIOS 3.8 and higher related to nVida graphic cards. I've read it somewhere but
I don't find the link (sorry)
Cheers
Luis
PS. I think the best is to open a thread in the forums. there is a lot
of he
El mar, 11-12-2007 a las 00:14 +, alphablue52 escribió:
> just made a quick test with the 2.6.24-1-generic image: sound works
> out-of-the-box, maybe because of custom DSDT (did not removed the files prior
> initrd compilation), ACPI too.
> I have BIOS 2.40
>
> Problems I encountered: no re
El dom, 09-12-2007 a las 17:47 +, Colin Darie escribió:
> Yeah, it's working with linux-image-2.6.24-1-generic :)
>
> It's also working on Debian Lenny/Sid with the kernel 2.6.22-3 (without
> custom DSDT) and alsa 1.0.15.
>
Yes it works just perfect!!!
On the other hand, even having sound, w
Hi guys.
First off, thanks for fixsing this (I did no go all the way reading all
the posts, so sorry). whoever deserves the credit but I think specially
Dany.
This files work much better than my patched ones, My fan now works,
sound, the only issue is suspend/hibernate, where I loose the audio bu
@Rob and Nathan (and everyone of course)
Sorry not to be helpfull before but I'm having very heavy work here in Mexico.
Things are going really wild a lot of rain and my office in Tabasco has
completely dissapeard, so don't expect me to be helpfull in the meantime.
One thing I must add with Dany
Yup... that's just right... you don't need the DSDT.aml, but having it
get's your lappy cooler.
@Dany, THANKS A LOT You are the MAN
This works for me...!!! (I came home earlier just to try this fix)...
wow, Im so happy BUT...
What a shame!!, someone who does'nt even use Ubuntu,
Awesome
Thanks a lot Danny
I'll try this on Tuesday as I hae a very busy family weekend.
Luis
El dom, 04-11-2007 a las 03:08 +, Dany Martineau escribió:
> I think i may have some answers about this "bug".
> I own a toshiba P100, so i know about the problem and custom DSDT.
> Last summer, i w
that solve it with the gutsy kernel, or the debian kernel?
>
> On 11/3/07, Luis Suárez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Boot with pci=routeirq and acpi_osi=!Linux in kernel options at boot
> > time.
> > I'm sure these 2 options will solve those problems.
> >
Sorry...
I did not read very well you post.
For this... I do not really know, but as usual, this is a trial an error
way, you must assume we all are working on the edge to get sound, and
sometimes these fixes may hose our laptops..
Good luck
Luis
El sáb, 03-11-2007 a las 14:42 +, nathanlanham e
YAW.
However, did you try the debian kernels? (a little bit above).
I did'nt, but the guy who posted say it was working... just an idea tho
Cheers,
Luis
El sáb, 03-11-2007 a las 14:42 +, nathanlanham escribió:
> well in have been trying to ask questions about my linuxant driver.i
> dont kno
scribió:
> Luis
>
> thanks for the tips on debian. now i have another question for
> you.when you said this:
>
>
> Luis Suárez wrote on 2007-10-20: (permalink)
>
> That's "regression". Not a solution nor a workaround. We need to use our
> custom DSDT
Boot with pci=routeirq and acpi_osi=!Linux in kernel options at boot
time.
I'm sure these 2 options will solve those problems.
Just remember that I said Debian Testing
Good luck
Luis
El sáb, 03-11-2007 a las 11:47 +, nathanlanham escribió:
> well i have a live cd of Debian that i downloaded th
Debian Testing (Lenny)
I used it for about 4 days. not so many tests but everything seems to
work just right OOTB. .
Debian Testing also seems to be very stable,
El sáb, 03-11-2007 a las 07:40 +, nathanlanham escribió:
> dose anyone know if straight Debian is having problems?
>
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Yeah, I supposed so... who plays with kernel compiling must have an idea
at least but it was a normal question,..
I'm just full with this, really... My knowledge does not let me do
anything else. I took the easy way and delleted ubuntu from my machine
and now I only have openSuSE 10.3
I'm still
El vie, 02-11-2007 a las 12:37 +, nathanlanham escribió:
> so i have a questionnot being impatient but how long do these things
> usually take to figure out?
>
Only God knows...I strongly believe this is an anwer the devels must
show up.
> another thing i am wondering is why some of
> th
1 1/2 Hr? gee, that was fast!!!
Did you answer all questions related to your laptop specs? I'm telling
you this 'cause some are module specific questions and you have to read
carefully.
I thonk that "diffing" kernels will bring a lot of output, but I'm not
the right person to answer this question a
I can answer this one...
I did that as my first option (google a little in ubuntu forums for "The
Master Kernel Thread"). With a script there it's very easy to do it. You
take around 2 to 3 hours. I had problemas with my first reboot and
could'nt do anything.
I tried the patched version and the"nor
In gentoo and most of other distributions.
El jue, 01-11-2007 a las 15:29 +, Greg Toombs escribió:
> In gentoo, I meant to say.
>
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LOL (Hey No offense)
Welcome to the club :D
In the meantime you can grab the kernels posted above (they work ok) and
that is the only way you'll have sound in the meantime. Or
You can choose another distro like openSuSE or Mandriva where there are
no issues.
Cheers
Luis
El jue, 01-11-2007 a
Hi mate.
Thanks a lot for your fixes and patches.
I succeeded applying your mandriva kernel fix (I've had a hell to get
it working), however I have some issues with my screen. It's been
flickering and have a bothering noise which I think it could be fixed by
re-installing alsa.
I did all I had to
This has already been documented someplace else,
However, what "acpi_osi=" really does is to disable Linux behavior so it takes
a windows one.
When booting "acpi_osi=!Windows2006 for instance, disables windows 2006 acpi
behavior and takes a different one.
In our case (or mine at least) what it's
This is the kind of people I love to see around :)
Congrats!!!
Luis
El vie, 26-10-2007 a las 14:49 +, gene6482 escribió:
> i'm mostly a newbie when it comes to linux but if anyone needs me to
> test anything I'll definitely do it.
>
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Steampunk. Thanks a lot for sharing your opinions and remarks.
El vie, 26-10-2007 a las 12:01 +, steampunk escribió:
> @everyone: come on , go to toshiba.com and .co.uk to complain (email &
> forums & support pages) and at least threaten them with loss of revenue..
> this is something _ALL_ of
Ok loliverouge
I'll try it tomorrow nigh and let you know my comments and remarks asap.
Thanks a lot for this work
Luis
El jue, 25-10-2007 a las 08:20 +, loliverouge escribió:
> If you want test my packages :
> http://www.woofiles.com/dl-86370-ydfJlOR2-linuximage2.6.22.91mdvcustomkernel386r5i38
It seems tt has been fixed:
Lokk at the top
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22/+bug/134146
El jue, 25-10-2007 a las 08:35 +, loliverouge escribió:
> the kernel source of mandriva (linux-2.6.22.9-1mdv)
> http://www.woofiles.com/dl-86380-NCebjXpk-mandriva.tar.g
Yeah, that's a nice workaround although it did not work for me using the
kernel-laptop one (I wonder why?)
Nice you got it working :)
Cheers and keep up with that nice work and don't get lost :D
Cheers
Luis
El mié, 24-10-2007 a las 23:22 +, loliverouge escribió:
> so...
>
> I
Corssing fingers :)
El mié, 24-10-2007 a las 19:14 +, loliverouge escribió:
> Well I've got sound on Gutsy on tosh p100 sound card HDA Intel chip
> Conexant CX20549 (Venice)But (yes there is a "but") i prefers test
> everything before providing a first solution. I think this is just a
@numbers1thru9
The new ACPI fix included in kernel, only works for bios =>3.80, your BIOS
version is not included. Iif uupgrading to Gutsy, I higly recommend you to
upgrade your BIOS. I your keeping feisty, then I see no harm in using it the
same one.
Cheers and Good Luck
Luis
@RobA
I think you
Just FYI everyone...
I installed openSuSE 10.3 (GNOME CD and ADDONS from www.pcc-services.com, NO
custom DSDT.aml in initram but with "acpi_osi=!Linux at kernel boot command
line and guess what?
again.. sound WORKS... so what's going on here?, enclosed is my dmesg |
grep -i acpi file
**
Yeah, LUM seems to work on some models, but not in this one :(
But thinking a litttle bit about LUM and the guy who posted about the gentoo
fix..probabily playing a little bit installing LUM and uninstalling ALSA..
Just an idea.. In the mean time I cannot play with my lappy... it's downloading
th
@RobA
$ 50.00 US more on this side
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@alphablue
Yes, you're right!!!
I'd noticed that the DSDT.aml was detected at boot time but assumed that it was
not being (sort of) recognized.
My workaround in mandriva was made winth NO custom DSDT.aml file just FYI. And
I've tried with the Gutsy LiveCD with no avail also.
Now, according to ke
@steampunk
What you are saying was already discussed above. I guess almost everyone here
has got it working with feisty. Feisty is NOT the problem, the problem is GUTSY.
For some reason gutsy does NOT accept the DSDT.aml file in intramfs, or MAYBE I
don't know how to do it the right way. I've in
I've forgotten the link where I asked for help and solved the problem myself
here it is
http://forum.mandriva.com/viewtopic.php?p=386673#386673
Cheers
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I've installed Mandriva 2008.0 (free) and the way I solved it in mandriva was
to add
acpi_osi=!Linux
at kernel boot time
I don't know if this will work in ubuntu but you do not loose anything trying
except time
Good luck
Luis
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That's "regression". Not a solution nor a workaround. We need to use our
custom DSDT.aml/hex file (devels must modify the kernel to acept custom
dsdt) or to FIX this bug, or ... just pick another distro :(
@jmachado: There is a howto in ubuntuforums for this regression
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Mandriva will not even boot on mine (p105-s921)
openSuse works but with with custom DSDT.aml :).
I've read in mandriva forums that this issue is fixed, and you must not even
use a custom dsdt file but there is no chance I canget to the desktop...
HOwever I'm asking for help now... if this works...
>For whoever picks up this bug to work on, it might be helpful to look
at how the latest Mandriva >manages this, as it uses >the same kernel
version as gutsy but enables the sound with acpi on.
Well, I was in the forum for around 4 hours and have found same fixes as here
and the dupllicate, excep
Yes. you have made the correct changes.
I hope a soon fix for this. I can't live without audio and I'll never
boot with aCPI=off
Cheers
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I just upgraded to 2.6.22-14-generic and I can confirm there is still no sound
with or without custom DSDT.
I konw there is a workaround, and I would be very nice if (even when I know
this will be fixed soon) someone explain us noobs how to get this patch working.
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Neither one of thehis fixes works for me on my Toshiba PSPA6U (I also
posted tin a similar thread)
But that seems not to be the only problem, The fan has also gone down,
this laptop used to work so cool with kernel 2.6.20 and now is burning
my fingers.
I have a custom dsdt fixed with no errors a
I want to report the same problem with a toshiba PSPA6U-006005.
In feisty sound worked like a charm after fixing the DSDT, but now it
seems to be gutsy's kernel problem.
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