Re: I've got Mandrake 9.1 on Sony Vaio PCG-FXA36(UC)
Vance Lankhaar <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.hardware.sony |
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On Fri, 2003-07-18 at 07:11, Jean Delvare wrote: > AFAIK, all Sony laptops have a double name. My laptop is a > PCG-GR214EP(FR), and the back (and internal EEPROM) says PCG-884M. I > don't know exactly what this is supposed to mean. Thanks to some people > who helped me as I was working on decodind Vaio's internal EEPROMs, I > know the following matches: > > PCG-GRX316G(FR) <-> PCG-8A6M > PCG-GRX570(UC) <-> PCG-8A2L > PCG-GR114EK(DE) <-> PCG-873M > PCG-GR114SK(GB) <-> PCG-871M > > Here is the comment I formulated when I was working on it: "The model > name, without the PCG- prefix. I can't say why there is a model name > that differs from the machine name. Curiously, all models begin with the > digit 8, and end with either the letter L or the letter M." Well, I will > update this since your one has 9 as the first digit. I don't know what > it is supposed to mean, nor if there is any logic behind that. My US purchased PCG-GRX700 is labelled PCG-8H1R on the bottom. Just to throw another twig in the works.