[tlinux-users:08201] Re: Intel PRO/100 VE bad EEPROM checksum?
"Justin Dugger" <[email protected]>
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On 9/25/06, Camilo Cardenas <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, its a shame that Toshiba doesn't support Linux....... I have ubuntu > dapper 6.06 and I love to use it. The fingerprint reader, the wireless card > and the multimedia buttons doesn't work at all. I still have to install > matlab on this linux....I just hope that the 3d aceleration in enabled Toshiba might not support Linux, but the people who make their parts are starting to. UPEK, the people behind the finger reader, appear to have made a driver for the device. They seem to target the thinkpad, but I believe its the same thing. The thinkwiki has pretty detailed instructions that I haven't gotten working yet, but hope to soon. 3d accelleration generally should work. I've got my Tecra M7 w/ Quadro NVS 110M working with the nvidia drivers, and ati's should still work, thought they take a bit of effort I hear. Wireless, yea it sucks if you aren't supported. But I can't imagine any vendors standing up against the tide of lower costs and picking high priced but linux friendly parts, and still avoid bankruptcy =( Justin Dugger