On Fri, Jul 09, 2004 at 07:15:16PM +0200, Robin Haunschild imparted: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Hi, > > sorry for my posting with the message-id > <[🔎] 200407091736.02392.H@unschild.de>. It was my first posting of this > list. I didn't realised soon enough that t is an english list. ;) > So I will give a short translation of my request: > I'd like to buy a Laptop with an Athlon64 prozessor. > The hdd should have 40 GB or 60 GB even more. > The TFT-display shoul have 15" or more. A WLAN-Chip would be great. > Otherwise I would buy some additional USB-WLAN-thing. ;)So I came to > the Acer Aspire-models 1501LMi, 1502LMi, 1511LMi and 1513LMi. > Now my question: Does anyone have experiences with on of these models > under Linux (preferably Debian/Sarge)? I found some experience-article > for the 1502LMi. But it doesn't seem to be sold anymore. > The 1513LMi would fit my needs best. > The Acer Aspire 1356 LCi-M11 with Radeon 9700-Grafik-Chip is (according > to the german magazine c't) not good for Linux. > > If someone knows any other notebooks that fit my needs, thar would be > great, too. > > > Greetings > > Robin Robin, I have an Acer Apsire 1350, running Debian Sid. It has an S3 UniChrome (ViaVT8378) video card, 15"TFT, 10/100 Ethernet, Modem (which I think is working now with new linmodem drivers, must test), Athlon 2600+, 40 gb hdd, DVD/CD-RW(which works a treat), and 512mb ram. (It shipped with 256, but as the video card uses 64mb of system ram, I am glad I bought another 256mb to put in.... A wonderful laptop, all working pretty well (a few issues with Alsa and volume levels staying constant, but have to take some time to fix that, has been low priority..). Compiled a custom 2.6.6 kernel, including drivers for a prism chipset based USB wireless card. Mostly I use my senao PCMCIA though, because of its vastly superior range (esp with wardriving). this site is very useful: http://www.tuxmobile.org/acer.html HTH, feel free to ask any questions, r:) -- Romana Branden ITShare SA Inc/ComputerbankSA http://itshare.org.au/ ITShare SA gives away computer systems created from donated hardware and opensource software.
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