After using the 'nomodeset' option explained here, I also found a new improvement:
in order to switch from external monitor to only use LCD, pressing FN+A works as expected, out-of-the-box!!
=> thus, it is not necessary to do the hack explained here anymore !!
Wow, every time this computer is faster and more powerful; I'm using it on a daily basis for work, so I was thinking about switching to a new laptop, but this u810 is getting faster and with more features !
I only miss integrated 3G ....
Showing posts with label fujitsu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fujitsu. Show all posts
2009-12-18
2009-12-16
Linux on a Fujitsu U810 - Upgrade to karmic koala - External Monitor Update
Following the bug resolution here, I currently have the following setup to have the external monitor working as it was working in Ubuntu's previous version, jaunty:
In file /boot/grub/menu.lst, in the kernel line, I have added the nomodeset option:
And reboot.
I find the screen very nice and sharp, not any flickering even in small lines (I'm working with a 24'', 1900x1200), even better than in previous ubuntu. (Do I have to remember that using windows, maximum external resolution is 1600x768? ;-))
overall, I feel this new version much faster that previous, much more responsive, so I encourage all of you to upgrade asap, you won't be disappointed !!
update: I have even activated compiz, and the system still feels very responsive, so I keep it activated !
In file /boot/grub/menu.lst, in the kernel line, I have added the nomodeset option:
title Ubuntu 9.10, kernel 2.6.31-17-generic
root (hd0,4)
kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-17-generic root=UUID=<deleted> ro quiet splash nomodeset
initrd /boot/initrd.img-2.6.31-17-generic
And reboot.
I find the screen very nice and sharp, not any flickering even in small lines (I'm working with a 24'', 1900x1200), even better than in previous ubuntu. (Do I have to remember that using windows, maximum external resolution is 1600x768? ;-))
overall, I feel this new version much faster that previous, much more responsive, so I encourage all of you to upgrade asap, you won't be disappointed !!
update: I have even activated compiz, and the system still feels very responsive, so I keep it activated !
2009-07-17
Linux on a Fujitsu U810, P1620, T1010, B8260 - Touchscreen IX
An anonymous user has sent a comment where s/he tells me that the fujistu_usb_touchscreen driver is also working for the Fujitsu B8260!
Thanks for the comment; I'll update the docs!
Thanks for the comment; I'll update the docs!
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