Re: Feedback invited for Inspiron 6000 w/ ATI MOBILITYT RADEON® X300 64MB HyperMemoryT

Reshat Sabiq sabiq at csociety.org
Sat Sep 3 05:38:16 UTC 2005


Steffen Kluge wrote:

>On Wed, 2005-08-31 at 10:46 -0500, Reshat Sabiq wrote:
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>>But again, i'd
>>appreciate any feedback from actual users of X300 on laptops.
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>
>Ok, since you asked...
>
>The proprietary ATI driver, as obtained from Livna, works for my laptop
>(Fujitsu N3510, X300 64MB video RAM, 1280x800). 3D performance is much
>better than expected (i.e. better than my desktop: Athlon 2600+ w/
>Nvidia GeForce 5200) and TV out works as well. I haven't tried an
>external VGA monitor yet.
>  
>
Great!

>The only thing I haven't gotten to work is ACPI resume, but the complete
>lack of ACPI action scripts in FC4 has me a bit lost there anyway. I
>fished a few scripts off the web but they all fail somewhere else. To be
>fair, I haven't put much effort into it yet, since it's not high
>priority for me. Anyway, this is the one thing I found not to work with
>the ATI driver.
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Do you mean suspend to memory or suspend to disk? The former doesn't 
work on most linux installs, as far as i know. The latter is becoming 
more and more widespread. I think you'd have more luck w/ the latter. 
Did resume work for you w/ a generic VESA driver? On my current laptop, 
i haven't even bothered to get software suspend to work yet: it required 
replacing FC kernel w/ a vanilla one.
Btw., are there any popular distros that ship w/ suspend2 or something 
like that?

>Hope this helps,
>Steffen.
>
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I'm looking forward to my new laptop. I even read about a Control Panel 
in ATI driver. ;)

Thanks!
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