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Debian Gnu/Linux Sarge on Satellite M30-801


Hi, i've successfully installed Linux on a M30-801 Centrino Toshiba notebook by using the kernel 2.4.26-2.6.6-2.6.7-2.6.8.
i see it's not listed, and i would like to inform you that it works very well..
I'm still not able to use the SD memory slot and the 56K modem, but everything else works..


The speed throttling feature works perfectly.
With proper kernel support, in 2.6.x family i could auto throttle the cpu from 600 to 1500 automatically.
The speedfreq daemon throttles the cpu up 100 mhz when cpu occupancy reaches 80% and then checks
again, and goes on up to 1.5 Ghz.
On the throttling down side, it throttles the cpu down in 100 mhz steps when the cpu load goes under 20%
.


KB
Y
Works fine, has some (known) problems with random characters repetition. It's a know problem of the kernel and a patch is avalaible
Mouse
Y
also works fine at the same time with and external USB logitech mouse.
Xfree
M/Y
Works either with vesa driver support, but with no 3d accelleration and without supporting the wide screen format.
With Nvidia drivers works just fine, supports both 3D accelleration (about 1600Fps in GlXgears - Average of 30FPS using America's Army) and Wide screen. Did no test TV out
Sound
Y
HDD
Y
also with dma support
CDRW
Y
Also works with Gnome Nautils Burn support
PCMCIA
Y
Tested with an Orinoco Wavelan card
USB
Y
both 1 and 2
USB FDD
  did not test
Modem
did not test
Shutdown
M
yes, enabling ACPI in the kernel
Reboot
Y
Suspend
did not test
Hybernation
did not test
SD Drive
N
Fn-Key
M
with fnfx and loading acpi_toshiba module
IRDA
did not test
ACPI
Y
LAN
Y
Integrated wireless
M
using ipw2100 free drivers at ipw2100.sourceforge.net

Y-worked without any modification M-requires modification N-did not work at all L-limited

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