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| + | Specific installation notes for the ThinkPad {{T41p}}. |
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| − | ===Graphics===
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| − | ====Chip (internal, AGP): ATI Radeon FireGL T2==== | + | ==General Notes== |
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| + | ==Distro specific Instructions== |
| | + | *{{Install|LFS||T41p}} |
| | + | *{{Install|Fedora| Core 3|T41p|}} |
| | + | *{{Install|SUSE| LINUX Professional 9|T41p}} |
| | + | *{{Install|SUSE| Linux Enterprise Desktop 10|T41p}} |
| | + | *{{Install|Debian|/Sarge|T41p}} |
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| − | ====Chip (ATI Radeon 9000 in docks PCI): ATI Radeon 9000==== | + | ==External Sources== |
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| − | You will have to enable ati drivers when you compile X.
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| − | DRI support is present starting from XFree86 4.3.0. However, it segfaulted on my machine until i updated to 4.3.99.902, so 4.4.0 should work. OpenGL apps were still very slow until i set the R200_NO_TCL environment variable. It disables hardware TCL support, so i guess the driver is still buggy in this field.
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| − | Now i'm getting framerates a bit below 600 fps with glxgears, which i think is quite ok for a PCI based card in a dock.
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| − | ===Drives===
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| − | ====Harddisk: IBM Travelstar ...====
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| − | ====DVD/CDRW Combo: Toshiba SD-R9012====
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| − | ====Ultrabay 2000 ZIP Drive (in docks Ultrabay 2000)====
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| − | ===Sound: ...===
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| − | ===Networking===
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| − | ====LAN: ...====
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| − | ====Wireless LAN====
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| − | ====Modem====
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| − | ===PCMCIA===
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| − | Just enable the PCMCIA support in the kernel configuration and with it the cardbus driver and the thing will work great.
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| − | I tested a Xircom CardCaddy as well as some other CompactFlash adapter. Both worked.
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| − | ===USB===
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| − | ===Specials===
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| − | ====UltraBay====
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| − | ====Thinklight====
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| − | ====Function keys====
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| − | ====Trackpoint====
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| − | ====Touchpad====
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| − | ====Docking Station (IBM ThinkPad Full Dock II)====
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| − | The thing works great.
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| − | PCMCIA and all the ports were recognised by default.
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| − | The docks IDE interface is a CMD 648, so you should enable the according kernel option (building as module didn't work for me), if you want to use anything else than a floppy in the docks UltraBay.
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| − | Note that the interface will most likely be ide2 and ide3 then, so the docks UltraBay drive will be hde.
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| − | ===Power Management===
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| − | The T41p is APM and ACPI capable.
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| − | more coming...
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| − | [[Category:T41p]] [[Category:LFS]]
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