Re: asus eeepc 1225
Paul dd <[email protected]> Thu, 21 Nov 2019 23:52:21 +0100
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Il 21/11/2019 22:28, Dan Ritter ha scritto: > Sadly, the video chipset was always badly supported due to a > terrible intellectual property issue, which has not gone away. > > I would strongly recommend getting a replacement. If you can > find nearly any other five year old laptop, it will be better > supported and reasonably affordable now. Replacing a spinning > disk with an SSD makes my 2011 MacBook quite useable these days. > > -dsr- Yes, I know , but when I bought it , there was ubuntu 12.04 LTS pre-installed , and I remenber the video card was supported as gma3600. The paradoxical thing is that it was branded linux, so I bought it to haven't linux driver problem, instead it had this serius problem with gma3600 acceleration. I use it mainly in the terminal with ssh , it has an autonomy of 8-9 hours, very good for me. After I installed debian , and the driver installed is gma500 without acceleration. However, it is wrong to make the comparison with MacBook 2011 , it was a I5 or I7 cpu laptop based, instaed my asus eee pc 1225C is a poor N2600 netbook. I have an oldest HP elitebook ( from 2008 , without linux brand , with cpu intel core duo,ddr2 ram memory) and it work perfectly with debian, ubuntu , arch and freeBSD. I don't know why asus has marketed this netbook brander linux without video card support. What do they do at Asus???? Paul