Re: Dell Latitude D600 laptop

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I own one of theses (from EU), and I have installed RH9 on it. Almost all of the devices are working out of the box (ATI video, DVD/RW, PCMCIA, sound, bluetooth). What is not working is the modem (a well known soft modem), but is working if you recompile the driver found on http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/ (this is a HSF modem). The Wifi card (either from broadcom or intel), is not working (there is currently no driver because the specs are not public). The smart card reader is not working (a broadcom pcmcia card reader). It seams broadcom is working on the support of both the card reader and the Wifi card, but no date is announced.

Regards,

Le dimanche, 8 jun 2003, à 00:37 Europe/Paris, Colburn a écrit :

For the sake of those of us who are scratching around trying to find
laptops that are genuinely RH9 compatible would you be so kind as to
post some details of your experience with the Dell Latitude D600,
please?

I am not certain of anyone else but this is what I'd like to know:

Specs of the device

If this is a EU, USA, or same-worldwide spec (I have observed that
manufacturers change components sometimes rendering something that seems
compatible not necessarily so from region to region)

What works out-of-the-box with RH9

What you had to make fixes for (other than the ACPI you are resolving
via the list right now)

Anything that does not work.

Thanks! doc


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