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| Operating System | |
| Genuine Windows Vista Home Professional | Doesn't Work |
| Processor / Chipset | |
| Intel Pentium dual-core processor T2080 1.73Ghz, 1MB L2, 533MHz FSB Mobile Intel 943GML Express Chipset | Works(See Notes) |
| Memory | |
| 1024MB PC4200 DDR2 SDRAM | Works |
| Hard Disk Drive | |
| 120GB (5400 RPM); Serial ATA hard disk drive; 9.5mm height; user removable | Works (Haven't tried removing it) |
| Fixed Optical Disk Drive | |
| DVD SuperMulti (+/-R double layer) | Works |
| Display | |
| 15.4' diagonal widescreen TruBrite TFT LCD display at 1280x800 native resolution (WXGA) | Works (See Notes) |
| Graphics | |
| Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 with 8MB-256MB dynamically allocated shared graphics memory | Works (See Notes) |
| Sound (See Notes) | |
| Built-in stereo speakers | Works |
| Sound Volume Control Dial | Works |
| Media Buttons | Work |
| Function Media Buttons | Work |
| Input Devices | |
| 85 key US keyboard | Works |
| TouchPad pointing device | Works |
| TouchPad Enable/Disable | Not Working |
| Control Buttons | (See Notes) |
| Communications | |
| Modem | Not Tested |
| 10/100 Base TX Ethernet | Works |
| Atheros 802.11b/g wireless-LAN | Works (See Notes) |
| Ports | |
| RGB (monitor) output port | Works (See Notes) |
| S-Video output port | Not Working |
| Microphone input port | Works |
| Headphone output port | Works (See Notes) |
| i.LINK IEEE-1394 | Not Tested |
| USB v2.0 - 4 ports | Work |
| 5-in-1 Bridge Media Adapter | Not Tested |
| PCMCIA - Type II/Type I Card Slot | Not Tested |
| ACPI (See Notes) | |
| AC Adapter | Works |
| Video | Works |
| Processor | Works |
| Function + | |
| Esc/Mute | Works |
| F1 /Lock | Works |
| F2 /Magnify | Not Working |
| F3 /Suspend | Works |
| F4 /Hibernate | Not Working |
| F5 /RGB Switch | Works (See Notes) |
| F6 /Dim | Works ('sudo modprobe video') |
| F7 /Bright | Works |
| F8 /Wireless | Not Working |
| F9 /Disable Touchpad | Not Working |
| F10-F12/Scroll Lock etc. | Work |
| Side Buttons | |
| Power Button | Works |
| Internet Button | Works (See Notes) |
| Play Button | Works |
| Stop Button | Works |
| Forward/Backward | Works |
| Notes | I have sucessfully configured this with, kernel 2.6.20-15-generic, 2.6.20-16-generic, and 2.6.22.1 |
| Display | When I first installed Fiesty Fawn 7.04, the dual monitor clone monitor worked perfectly, the dual screen did not. I broke this some how, and I haven't been able to find the module that makes it work again. Other than that, the display works perfectly. |
| Graphics | Beryl works beautifully, Compiz works beautifully, Compiz-Fusion however, crashes constantly. The best configuration, use Graphics Card Intel 945, and Driver i810. |
| Sound |
Ok, In order to get the sound to work. First you need to go to the Alsa Website. Download the latest driver sources. Then download the realtek patch here realtek6.tar.gz. Unless you compiled kernel 2.6.22.1, its already included. tar -xvf the alsa source, and tar -xvf the realtek patch, then copy the realtek patch to '/alsa-source/pci/hda', and '/alsa-source/alsa-kernel/pci/hda'. Do your make as usual './configure, make, and sudo make install'. After everything is finished, create a new file (if it doesn't already exist) in /etc/ called modprobe.conf. Add the line 'options snd-hda-intel model=lenovo' You can now do 'sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel model=lenovo', and if that doesn't work, reboot into your new desktop with sound. |
| Wireless |
First, go to madwifi.org. I don't recommend downloading the openhal version from svn. As it is in an experimental state. Also I couldn't get it to work. ;) Download madwifi-version.tar.bz2 or gz. Again, tar -xvf madwifi-version.tar.gz or bz2. With madwifi you need to make sure to use sudo or su. Do 'sudo make clean', then 'sudo make' then 'sudo make install'. It might come up with a prompt that will say, modules already exist (remove install ignore, blah blah) choose r for remove. Then, 'sudo modprobe ath-pci'. Your wireless should now work. if not add it to '/etc/modules'. But you can probably just reboot and it should work. |
| Processor | I couldn't get dual-core to work with 'linux-image-686, linux-image-386, or linux-image-smp'. It only seems to work with the generic kernels. |
| Internet Button On The Left |
I've heard in Ubuntu it automatically works with Firefox. If your using Kubuntu, go into edit menu (Klick on the application menu, go to the browser you want it to start, right click, choose edit item, then click on the shortcut key button, and press the internet key. Save your settings and now your internet button will load your favorite browser. Tip : You can load multiple browsers with it by using control and alt or shift button combinations. |
| I hope this has been helpful, if any of this has worked on other satellite laptops, or toshiba laptops, please let me know by sending an email to [email protected]. Thanks. | |
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