[tlinux-users:07954] Fn-Fx and SD Card (was: Ktoshiba)

"Renato S. Yamane" <[email protected]>
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Marcel Luna escreveu:
> I was i suse linux user too, but since Suse changes the updater, i change to 
> use Debian's like. 
> 
> So the SuSE is working perfectly on your laptop? 
> The FN Keys are working? 
> Did you have the SD/MS/MSPro card reader? its working? 

Marcel,
all distros use module toshiba (or toshiba_acpi) to make Fn-Fx work.
If this modules don't work, It's impossible make Fn-Fx work in your (and
my) laptop.

I have a Toshiba BIOS (when I turn-on the laptop, is shown TOSHIBA red
logo and NOT Phoenix), but the module toshiba_acpi don't work.

SD Card have a *experimental* suport in kernel 2.6.17.x
It's work very fine in my multi-reader card (I tested only SD Card).

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