Compaq 6910P Ubuntu Drivers

PK, I am able to change the brightness when I switch to the console screen. I think this will be fixed on the later versions, its a documented issue with radeonhd on some video cards. Its a bit annoying but I don't change the brightness much so its ok. Ambient light sensor also has the same problem, function keys only works on the console. Not sure about the info light/button, maybe it can be mapped with the gnome key mapping? Download Drama Taiwan Fated To Love You Sub Indo Jumper. My WLAN LED works fine it activates and deactivates the light and antenna. Hi PK, I tried to use xev and the info button does not register anything.

Wow first time I saw something that does not register. I am running F.10, didn't bother updating to F.13 since its doesn't really fix anything. Maybe I will update to the next bios if it does fix things. F.10 looks to have fixed a couple of things.

It works fine in Fedora 13 and Ubuntu 10.04 All drivers included. Choolake, 2010/09/01 08:29. How did you manage to install Ubuntu 9.10 on the HP Compaq 610?

-------------------------- - Adds the date and time in F10 Setup. - Fixes issue where the LED on the Power Button Board remains on after inserting the battery. - Fixes issue where the notebook fails to resume from Standby mode when Serial ATA (SATA) is set to non-SATA in F10 Setup. No need to recompile the kernel, just switch to powersave CPU scaling policy and, if you have ATI graphics, consider using fglrx drivers until radeonhd gets power management support.

My KDE-based Ubuntu draws 17-21 W and a standard battery lasts about 2.5 hrs. As for SD card reader - Linux has all the necessary drivers, but there seem to be some problems with the hardware. Kernel disables reader's IRQ soon after boot and it becomes inoperative.

I might have a look at this some time, it might be a hardware's fault or a kernel bug. I'm new to Ubuntu, got a HP 6910p installed Hardy =>Mere Naseeb Mein Tu Hai K Remix Song Mp3 Download here. awesome! No problems with wireless suspend/hibernate works with Your tricks, too (big thanks). On my other laptop I use gentoo and used compiz: it's a fantastic eyecandy but with the fglrx-suspend bug it converts my laptop useless as a mobile device. Just one annoying bug with Hardy and bluetooth: you cannot copy files TO your BT device with Nautilus just with 'File push' one-by-one, as far as I know this bug is being investigated. Card reader isn't working either:(.