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Revision as of 14:50, 27 April 2009
Contents
Success Chart
| Item | Working | Notes | |
| Installation | Local CD/DVD install | yes | |
| Network Installation | yes | ||
| USB Installation | yes | ||
| Display | Laptop Screen | yes | only 1 video mode available |
| VGA | yes | with hotplug only | |
| DVI | yes | with hotplug only | |
| Power Management | Software Suspend (hibernate) | yes | |
| Suspend to Memory (ACPI sleep) | yes | ||
| Audio | yes | ||
| Wireless | 802.11 - Atheros | yes | occasional disconnect/reconnect |
| 802.11 - Intel | unknown (should work) | ||
| Bluetooth | yes | ||
| Extra Buttons | Keyboard Section | partial | thinkpad_acpi, acpi button and acpi dock driver |
| Ports | Ethernet | yes | |
| Modem | no | Requires closed-source driver | |
| Serial | yes | Requires port-replicator or dock | |
| IrDA | unknown (should work) | Device is detected | |
| PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse | unknown (should work) | Requires port-replicator or dock | |
| Parallel | unknown (should work) | Requires port-replicator or dock | |
| USB | yes | ||
| PCMCIA/Cardbus | yes | ||
| Harddisk Active Protection | no | ||
| Ultrabay device removal | yes | ||
Tested and Verified on Fedora 11
Information in this section has been tested and verified using Fedora 11.
Installation
Installation is straight forward; you can follow the generic Fedora install instructions.
Configuration
X Server (Intel)
Basic X server functionality should work out of the box on the ThinkPad LCD (LVDS), as long as no external displays are attached at boot.
Fedora 11 uses KMS (Kernel Mode Setting) by default, which for now has some up and down sides for external displays. The down sides are that external displays attached during boot might not function properly, but they do when hot plugged afterwards. Another down side is that currently mirror mode is very limited as the ThinkPad LCD (LVDS) is limited to one single display mode, so only if the external display supports this same mode can you activate mirror mode. On the other hand with KMS enabled the maximum virtual display size is now 4096x4096 (2048x2048 without KMS) meaning you can have an extended desktop.
These issues have been reported to Red Hat bugzilla.
Desktop Effects
Compiz untested
Wireless Network
Both the Intel and Atheros wireless should work out of the box.
Atheros was tested and works, but you may encounter occasional disconnects and reconnects. Intel wireless was not tested.
ThinkPad keys
ThinkPad keys are handled by a mixture of the thinkpad_acpi, acpi button, acpi dock and acpi video drivers.
| Key | Function | Handled by | Seen by HAL | Works | Notes |
| Fn-F2 | lock screen | thinkpad_acpi | yes | yes | |
| Fn-F3 | battery | thinkpad_acpi | |||
| Fn-F4 | suspend | acpi button | yes | yes | |
| Fn-F5 | wireless | thinkpad_acpi | yes | no | Can be associated with gnome-keybinding-properties |
| Fn-F7 | videomode | thinkpad_acpi | yes | no | |
| Fn-F8 | mouse input select | ||||
| Fn-F9 | undock | ||||
| Fn-F12 | hibernate | acpi button | yes | yes | |
| Fn-Home | brightness up | acpi video | yes | yes | |
| Fn-End | brightness down | acpi video | yes | yes | |
| Fn-PgUp | thinklight | - | no | yes | changing thinkpad_acpi hotkey_mask, causes HAL events. No OSD in any case. |
| Fn-Space | zoom | thinkpad_acpi | yes | no | |
| VolumeUp | Volume Up | - | no | yes | changing thinkpad_acpi hotkey_mask, causes HAL events. But OSD is wrong |
| VolumeDown | Volume Down | - | no | yes | changing thinkpad_acpi hotkey_mask, causes HAL events. But OSD is wrong |
| Mute | Mute | - | no | yes | changing thinkpad_acpi hotkey_mask, causes HAL events and OSD. works as a on/off toggle |
| ThinkVantage | Vendor key | thinkpad_acpi | yes | no | Can be associated with gnome-keybinding-properties |
| NextTab | Browser Next tab | standard keyboard driver | yes | yes | |
| PreviousTab | Browser Previous tab | standard keyboard driver | yes | yes | |
| Fn-Up | Stop | ||||
| Fn-Left | reverse | ||||
| Fn-Right | forward | ||||
| Fn-Down | play/pause | ||||
| Power | Power button | acpi button | yes | yes | |
| Lid | Lid button | acpi button | yes | yes | |
| Dock | Dock eject button | acpi dock | unknown | unknown | Should be handled by ACPI dock driver |
| Ultrabay | Ultrabay eject switch | acpi dock | unknown | unknown | Should be handled by ACPI dock driver |
| Radio switch | Radio kill switch | yes | partial | works for Bluetooth only |
