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Hi,
I would like to know who runs Arch on this laptop an d if everything is working.
I have mine with Core Duo T2300, Intel GMA 950 and Dell Wireless 1390 and the rest is just common: SATA harddrive, 8X CD/DVD Burner, card reader....
With Ubuntu everything worked without any effort. Installed Arch few days ago and right now I am amazed by the speed, but got some small issues. After I managed xorg and wifi to work, everything seems quite good, except card reader.
Can anyone help with built in card reader?
Thank you! ![]()
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Overall things work just fine, on my end, the only thing i have not gotten to work is suspend or hiberate.
(worked under both gentoo and ubuntu though)
As to the card reader, i havent seen a guide that has gotten it to work. Put in a media card and see what dmesg says.
The other recommendation i have is put pcspkr, in the blacklist modules, and modules not to load, that pcspkr can be quite loud, and can be a disturbance.
My difference from your laptop
x1300
ipw3945
I have a nine cell and am getting about 4 hours and 30 minutes, windows gave me around 5 and a half hours though.
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Yes I know abot pcspkr module. That beeb just made me crazy sometimes so now the the module is blacklisted and everything is quiet.
I have just 6 cell battery and it's life is equal in both windows and linux. But I use to spend about 90% of time in linux so it's hard to compare. So I have about 3 hours with wifi on, while surfing the web, editing documents and listening to some music. Right now I do nothing special to preserve the battery life, just reduce the cpu speed. But I want sleep and swsusp2 working, because when I close the lid and then open, the screen remain black. ![]()
The strange thing about card reader is that when I put the card into the reader dmesg is quiet. As nothing happened. And I have modules loaded.
But I am about to build my custom kernel and install some missing stuff.... ![]()
BTW card reader worked in ubuntu just fine. Tested with SD and MMC cards...
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