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User:Macfiron

2009-01-16T13:57:56Z

Macfiron: added link to my home

My real name is Silvan Marco Fin.

I'm easily spotted in freenode net on #unixag.

I own a ThinkPad [[:Category:A30p|A30p]] and a [[:Category:600|600]], called Tabaluga and Grisu. Even if a the name Tabaluga refers to a small dragon and an A30p is not really a small notebook.

For more information take a look at my [http://www.dpin.de/~silvan/ homepage] (german language).

User:Macfiron

2008-06-11T12:26:08Z

Macfiron:

How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards

2005-08-17T22:22:45Z

Macfiron: second try H-))

This HOWTO should help you enable TV-Out support on your ATI Radeon or ATI Rage based ThinkPad.

== Using the GATOS driver ==

At the [http://gatos.sf.net/ GATOS webpage] one can find the ati.2 driver, a drm-module for the kernel and some additional software. When combined this suffice to get the TV-Out of ATI Radeon (Mobility) chips activated. Yet the information and the software there seem to be a bit out of date.

==Using atitvout==

Another approach is by using the
[[atitvout]] tool
provided (but no longer maintained) by Lennart Poettering.

The provided archive contains a source release which can be compiled and installed by {{cmdroot|make}} and {{cmdroot|make install}} within the extracted directory. The atitvout tool will then be installed to {{path|/usr/local/sbin/atitvout}}.

The tool uses the VESA Bios Extensions (VBE) which are initialized only once during power on. So if you want to use the TV-out, be sure to get the corresponding video device such as a tv connected before powering your ThinkPad. Under some circumstances the tool fails to communicate properly with the VBE Bios. By issuing {{cmd|atitvout -f t}} you activate the SVideo output port. The command {{cmd|atitvout -f l}} you change the graphics output back to the LCD.

The atitvout doesn't seem to work on higher resolutions. To send a Xserver to a connected video device, it is possible to start a second Xserver e.g. with {{cmd|startx -- :1 -xf86config XF86Config-4_reduced-resolution}}. For resolutions up to 1024x768 the switching should work fine.

While this works very well for ordinary X applications, playing video files, say with mplayer or xine might result in wrong aspect ratio or otherwise distorted output.

Switch to a text console (preferably a non framebufferd one) and issue an {{cmd|atitvout -f t}}. Then start {{cmd| mplayer -vo svga}} and the filename and other options needed. After enjoying the show, switch back with {{cmd|atitvout -f l}}.

=== ThinkPads this has been successfully tested on ===
{{A30p}}

How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards

2005-08-17T22:22:16Z

Macfiron: corrected make cmds

This HOWTO should help you enable TV-Out support on your ATI Radeon or ATI Rage based ThinkPad.

== Using the GATOS driver ==

At the [http://gatos.sf.net/ GATOS webpage] one can find the ati.2 driver, a drm-module for the kernel and some additional software. When combined this suffice to get the TV-Out of ATI Radeon (Mobility) chips activated. Yet the information and the software there seem to be a bit out of date.

==Using atitvout==

Another approach is by using the
[[atitvout]] tool
provided (but no longer maintained) by Lennart Poettering.

The provided archive contains a source release which can be compiled and installed by {{cmdroot|make}} and {{make install}} within the extracted directory. The atitvout tool will then be installed to {{path|/usr/local/sbin/atitvout}}.

The tool uses the VESA Bios Extensions (VBE) which are initialized only once during power on. So if you want to use the TV-out, be sure to get the corresponding video device such as a tv connected before powering your ThinkPad. Under some circumstances the tool fails to communicate properly with the VBE Bios. By issuing {{cmd|atitvout -f t}} you activate the SVideo output port. The command {{cmd|atitvout -f l}} you change the graphics output back to the LCD.

The atitvout doesn't seem to work on higher resolutions. To send a Xserver to a connected video device, it is possible to start a second Xserver e.g. with {{cmd|startx -- :1 -xf86config XF86Config-4_reduced-resolution}}. For resolutions up to 1024x768 the switching should work fine.

While this works very well for ordinary X applications, playing video files, say with mplayer or xine might result in wrong aspect ratio or otherwise distorted output.

Switch to a text console (preferably a non framebufferd one) and issue an {{cmd|atitvout -f t}}. Then start {{cmd| mplayer -vo svga}} and the filename and other options needed. After enjoying the show, switch back with {{cmd|atitvout -f l}}.

=== ThinkPads this has been successfully tested on ===
{{A30p}}

How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards

2005-08-17T22:20:38Z

Macfiron: removed the information on the GATOS drivers and replaced by short info

This HOWTO should help you enable TV-Out support on your ATI Radeon or ATI Rage based ThinkPad.

== Using the GATOS driver ==

At the [http://gatos.sf.net/ GATOS webpage] one can find the ati.2 driver, a drm-module for the kernel and some additional software. When combined this suffice to get the TV-Out of ATI Radeon (Mobility) chips activated. Yet the information and the software there seem to be a bit out of date.

==Using atitvout==

Another approach is by using the
[[atitvout]] tool
provided (but no longer maintained) by Lennart Poettering.

The provided archive contains a source release which can be compiled and installed by {{cmdroot|make && make install}} within the extracted directory. The atitvout tool will then be installed to {{path|/usr/local/sbin/atitvout}}.

The tool uses the VESA Bios Extensions (VBE) which are initialized only once during power on. So if you want to use the TV-out, be sure to get the corresponding video device such as a tv connected before powering your ThinkPad. Under some circumstances the tool fails to communicate properly with the VBE Bios. By issuing {{cmd|atitvout -f t}} you activate the SVideo output port. The command {{cmd|atitvout -f l}} you change the graphics output back to the LCD.

The atitvout doesn't seem to work on higher resolutions. To send a Xserver to a connected video device, it is possible to start a second Xserver e.g. with {{cmd|startx -- :1 -xf86config XF86Config-4_reduced-resolution}}. For resolutions up to 1024x768 the switching should work fine.

While this works very well for ordinary X applications, playing video files, say with mplayer or xine might result in wrong aspect ratio or otherwise distorted output.

Switch to a text console (preferably a non framebufferd one) and issue an {{cmd|atitvout -f t}}. Then start {{cmd| mplayer -vo svga}} and the filename and other options needed. After enjoying the show, switch back with {{cmd|atitvout -f l}}.

=== ThinkPads this has been successfully tested on ===
{{A30p}}

Talk:How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards

2005-08-16T00:20:11Z

Macfiron:

Please merge this page with the ATI Radeon 7000 page, no need for a seperate page.

M6 == Radeon 7000

This way people with other ThinkPads with the same chip can also benefit.

Tonko
----
While i agree to your argument, i kept it on a separate page because putting it on all the relevant adapters pages would cause redundant editing needs when something changes. However, i did put the links where i thought applicable. Probably needs verification. [[User:Wyrfel|Wyrfel]] 17:49, 15 Aug 2005 (CEST)
----

Yesterday I managed to get my TV-Out running, but it wasn't by the ati.2 theatre_drv driver for the Xserver. Instead I used a small and unmaintained tool named atitvout. I think it should work on other Radeon / Rage cards.

I have yet to test the theatre_drv variant, till now it didn't work as I expected. But I tried it with a second Xserver and perhaps that was the problem. I will try once more tomorrow running only one Xserver. By the documentation it should work, but my XFree.1.log said that the TVOutput Option was not used.

Now I'm not sure how to proceed with the documentation. If I succeed with the Xserver module, I would continue as I begun, but if it doesn't work, I only have the atitvout variant. Any hints on how to proceed?
--[[User:Macfiron|Macfiron]] 22:28, 15 Aug 2005 (CEST)
----
I just changed the sectioning of the page a bit, so we have two main sections now: the GATOS approach and the atitvout approach. This should help you going on. If you cannot validate the GATOS approach please remove the A30p entry from the "tested on" section.
[[User:Wyrfel|Wyrfel]] 00:28, 16 Aug 2005 (CEST)
----

Thanks for the advice. I already added the atitvout doku. And I managed to get up and run another test on the tv but I didn't get the ati.2 drivers to activate the SVideo out. And I got confused about the versions and dates of the GATOS drivers, XFree86 drivers and the drm-kernel module. Time for a break H-)
--[[User:Macfiron|Macfiron]] 02:20, 16 Aug 2005 (CEST)

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T23:40:15Z

Macfiron: function keys issue

This is a documentation of some of the installation and configuration steps required for installing Debian/Sarge on a Thinkpad A30p and getting the most out of it.

== Basic installation ==

The recommended procedure is, to get a Debian/Sarge DVD put it in the DVD-drive and boot from the DVD. Proceed with the installation as on an arbitrary computer.

== Components ==

=== ACPI ===

For a detailed description of how to operate ACPI on IBM Thinkpads, take a look at [[How to make ACPI work]]. Further it explains the steps necessary to get suspend to ram and hibernation to work. Be sure to check [[How to get special keys to work]] if some of the function keys don't work properly.

=== Xserver and TV-out ===

The A30p is supplied with an ATI Radeon Mobility 7000 graphics adapter. It comes with a tv output and a tv input connector. The XFree86 supplied by [[:Category:Debian|Debian/Sarge]] contains a working ati driver which supports acceleration and DRI. However at [http://gatos.sf.net GATOS] you can find up to date OpenSource drivers for both, XFree86 and Xorg (while the 7.0 release should come along with the GATOS drivers).

For information on the SVideo out read [[How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards]].

== Kernel ==

This is a short summary on the kernel features needed on the A30p.
The supplied kernel in Debian/Sarge is 2.6.8. It is advisable to get a newer Version. You can use either a newer debianized kernel or get a vanilla kernel. At the time this documentation is written, the latest known version is 2.6.12.4.

Enable support for: ''(recommended: as '''M'''odule or '''S'''tatically compiled in )''

* Modules and module unloading
* Support for Pentium-III processor
* ACPI ([[How_to_make_ACPI_work|how to make it work]]) '''S'''
* cpu-freq with ondemand governor (alternatively userspace governor) '''S'''
* PIIX chipset
* IDE/ATA drives and floppy (at least HDD '''S''' or initrd needed)
* PCMCIA - Yenta cardbus
* e100 network device '''M'''
* usb-uhci for usb host controller '''M'''
* i810 sound card '''M'''
* nvram '''M'''
* i2c '''M'''
* AGP and radeon support '''M'''

If using a debianized kernel, most features are compiled as modules. To get everything to work at boot you should put the according modules not detected by hotplug in {{path|/etc/modules}}:

ide-cd
ide-disk
ide-generic
psmouse
acpi
ac
battery
nvram
cpufreq_ondemand

''(not yet completed)''

== Software ==

* acpid
* acpi-support Version 0.21 ''(not contained in Debian, lent from [[Ubuntu]])''
* laptop-mode-tools
* atitvout [http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ tool for radeon video adapters]
* ati.2 driver [http://gatos.sf.net up to date driver for ATI radeon cards]

[[Category:Debian]] [[Category:A30p]]

User:Macfiron

2005-08-15T23:29:08Z

Macfiron: User Macfiron

My real name is Silvan Marco Fin.

I'm easily spotted in freenode net on #unixag.

I own an ThinkPad [[:Category:A30p|A30p]] and a [[:Category:600|600]], called Tabaluga and Grisu. Even if a the name Tabaluga refers to a small dragon and an A30p is not really a small notebook.

How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards

2005-08-15T23:14:14Z

Macfiron: atitvout tested models A30p

This HOWTO should help you enable TV-Out support on your ATI Radeon or ATI Rage based ThinkPad.

==Using the GATOS driver==
===Getting the driver===
====XFree86====
Get the latest version of the [http://gatos.sf.net GATOS] ati.2 driver for your version of XFree86.
The ati.2 driver is a replacement for the one provided with the respective XFree86 distribution.

====Xorg====
For Xorg the ati.2 drivers are already contained within the latest releases. Just copy them to the given directories.

=== XServer configuration file ===
The documentation for the driver explains, that you have to add a line to the device section of your graphics adapter:

Option "TVOutput" "YYY"

where <tt>YYY</tt> is replaced by the desired video norm. Options are:
* NTSC
* NTSC-J
* PAL
* PAL-CN
* PAL-M
* PAL-N
* PAL-60

===ThinkPads this has been successfully tested on===

==Using atitvout==

Another approach is by using the
[http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ atitvout tool]
provided (but no longer maintained) by Lennart Poettering.

The provided archive contains a source release which can be compiled and installed by {{cmd|make}} and {{cmd|make install}} within the extracted directory. The atitvout tool will then be installed to {{path|/usr/local/sbin/atitvout}}.

The tool uses the VESA Bios Extensions (VBE) which are initialized only once during power on. So if you want to use the TV-out, be sure to get the corresponding video device such as a tv connected before powering your ThinkPad. Under some circumstances the tool fails to communicate properly with the VBE Bios. By issuing {{cmd|atitvout -f t}} you activate the SVideo output port. The command {{cmd|atitvout -f l}} you change the graphics output back to the LCD.

The atitvout doesn't seem to work on higher resolutions. To send a Xserver to a connected video device, it is possible to start a second Xserver e.g. with {{cmd|startx -- :1 -xf86config XF86Config-4_reduced-resolution}}. For resolutions up to 1024x768 the switching should work fine.

While this works very well for ordinary X applications, playing video files, say with mplayer or xine might result in wrong aspect ratio or otherwise distorted output.

Switch to a text console (preferably a non framebufferd one) and issue an {{cmd|atitvout -f t}}. Then start {{cmd| mplayer -vo svga}} and the filename and other options needed. After enjoying the show, switch back with {{cmd|atitvout -f l}}.

=== ThinkPads this has been successfully tested on ===
{{A30p}}

How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards

2005-08-15T23:10:15Z

Macfiron: /* Using atitvout */

How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards

2005-08-15T23:08:22Z

Macfiron: mentioned resolution

This HOWTO should help you enable TV-Out support on your ATI Radeon or ATI Rage based ThinkPad.

==Using the GATOS driver==
===Getting the driver===
====XFree86====
Get the latest version of the [http://gatos.sf.net GATOS] ati.2 driver for your version of XFree86.
The ati.2 driver is a replacement for the one provided with the respective XFree86 distribution.

====Xorg====
For Xorg the ati.2 drivers are already contained within the latest releases. Just copy them to the given directories.

=== XServer configuration file ===
The documentation for the driver explains, that you have to add a line to the device section of your graphics adapter:

Option "TVOutput" "YYY"

where <tt>YYY</tt> is replaced by the desired video norm. Options are:
* NTSC
* NTSC-J
* PAL
* PAL-CN
* PAL-M
* PAL-N
* PAL-60

===ThinkPads this has been successfully tested on===

==Using atitvout==

Another approach is by using the
[http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ atitvout tool]
provided (but no longer maintained) by Lennart Poettering.

The provided archive contains a source release which can be compiled and installed by {{cmd|make}} and {{cmd|make install}} within the extracted directory. The atitvout tool will then be installed to {{path|/usr/local/sbin/atitvout}}.

The tool uses the VESA Bios Extensions (VBE) which are initialized only once during power on. So if you want to use the TV-out, be sure to get the corresponding video device such as a tv connected before powering your ThinkPad.

Under some circumstances the tool fails to communicate properly with the VBE Bios. By issuing {{cmd|atitvout -f t}} you activate the SVideo output port. The command {{cmd|atitvout -f l}} you change the graphics output back to the LCD.

The atitvout doesn't seem to work on higher resolutions. To send a Xserver to a connected video device, it is possible to start a second Xserver e.g. with {{cmd|startx -- :1 -xf86config XF86Config-4_reduced-resolution}}. For resolutions up to 1024x768 the switching should work fine.

While this works very well for ordinary X applications, playing video files, say with mplayer or xine might result in wrong aspect ratio or otherwise distorted output.

Switch to a text console (preferably a non framebufferd one) and issue an {{cmd|atitvout -f t}}. Then start {{cmd| mplayer -vo svga}} and the filename and other options needed. After enjoying the show, switch back with {{cmd|atitvout -f l}}.

How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards

2005-08-15T23:06:26Z

Macfiron: Using atitvout

This HOWTO should help you enable TV-Out support on your ATI Radeon or ATI Rage based ThinkPad.

==Using the GATOS driver==
===Getting the driver===
====XFree86====
Get the latest version of the [http://gatos.sf.net GATOS] ati.2 driver for your version of XFree86.
The ati.2 driver is a replacement for the one provided with the respective XFree86 distribution.

====Xorg====
For Xorg the ati.2 drivers are already contained within the latest releases. Just copy them to the given directories.

=== XServer configuration file ===
The documentation for the driver explains, that you have to add a line to the device section of your graphics adapter:

Option "TVOutput" "YYY"

where <tt>YYY</tt> is replaced by the desired video norm. Options are:
* NTSC
* NTSC-J
* PAL
* PAL-CN
* PAL-M
* PAL-N
* PAL-60

===ThinkPads this has been successfully tested on===

==Using atitvout==

Another approach is by using the
[http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ atitvout tool]
provided (but no longer maintained) by Lennart Poettering.

The provided archive contains a source release which can be compiled and installed by {{cmd|make}} and {{cmd|make install}} within the extracted directory. The atitvout tool will then be installed to {{path|/usr/local/sbin/atitvout}}.

The tool uses the VESA Bios Extensions (VBE) which are initialized only once during power on. So if you want to use the TV-out, be sure to get the corresponding video device such as a tv connected before powering your ThinkPad.

Under some circumstances the tool fails to communicate properly with the VBE Bios. By issuing {{cmd|atitvout -f t}} you activate the SVideo output port. The command {{cmd|atitvout -f l}} you change the graphics output back to the LCD.

The atitvout doesn't seem to work on higher resolutions. To send a Xserver to a connected video device, it is possible to start a second Xserver e.g. with {{cmd|startx -- :1 -xf86config XF86Config-4_reduced-resolution}}.

While this works very well for ordinary X applications, playing video files, say with mplayer or xine might result in wrong aspect ratio or otherwise distorted output.

Switch to a text console (preferably a non framebufferd one) and issue an {{cmd|atitvout -f t}}. Then start {{cmd| mplayer -vo svga}} and the filename and other options needed. After enjoying the show, switch back with {{cmd|atitvout -f l}}.

How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards

2005-08-15T22:38:45Z

Macfiron: Didn't work

Video Controllers

2005-08-15T21:40:34Z

Macfiron: /* Western Digital */ Should appear in Category:Components

== ATI ==
* [[ATI Mobility FireGL 7800]]
* [[ATI Mobility FireGL 9000]]
* [[ATI Mobility FireGL T2]]
* [[ATI Mobility FireGL V3200]]
* [[ATI Mobility Radeon 7000]]
* [[ATI Mobility Radeon 7500]]
* [[ATI Mobility Radeon 9000]]
* [[ATI Mobility Radeon 9600]]
* [[ATI Mobility Radeon X300]]
* [[ATI Radeon IGP 330M]]
* [[ATI Rage Mobility M|ATI Rage Mobility M or M1]]
* [[ATI Rage Mobility M3|ATI Rage Mobility M3 or 128]]

== Chips and Technologies ==
* [[CT-65530]]
* [[CT-65535]]
* [[CT-65545]]
* [[CT-65550]]

== Intel ==
* [[Intel Graphics Technology]] (830MG)
* [[Intel Extreme Graphics]] (852GM)
* [[Intel Extreme Graphics 2]] (855GM)
* [[Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900]] (815GM)

== Neomagic ==
* [[Neomagic MagicGraph128ZV]] (NM2093)
* [[Neomagic MagicGraph128XD]] (NM2160)
* [[Neomagic MagicMedia256AV]] (NM2200)
* [[Neomagic MagicGraph256ZX]] (NM2360)

== NVidia ==
* [[NVidia GeForce FX Go5200]]

== S3 ==
* [[S3 Savage IX8|S3 Savage IX8 or IX8+]]
* [[S3 SuperSavage IX/C]]

== Silicon Motion Inc ==
* [[SMI LynxEM|SMI LynxEM+]]
* [[SMI Lynx3DM]]

== Trident ==
* [[Trident Cyber9320]]
* [[Trident Cyber9382]]
* [[Trident Cyber9385]]
* [[Trident Cyber9397]]
* [[Trident Cyber9397DVD]]
* [[Trident CyberBlade Aladdin i1]]

== Western Digital ==
* [[WD90C24]]
* [[WD90C26]]
* [[WD90C30]]

[[Category:Components]]

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T21:35:11Z

Macfiron: /etc/modules

This is a documentation of some of the installation and configuration steps required for installing Debian/Sarge on a Thinkpad A30p and getting the most out of it.

== Basic installation ==

The recommended procedure is, to get a Debian/Sarge DVD put it in the DVD-drive and boot from the DVD. Proceed with the installation as on an arbitrary computer.

== Components ==

=== ACPI ===

For a detailed description of how to operate ACPI on IBM Thinkpads, take a look at [[How to make ACPI work]]. Further it explains the steps necessary to get suspend to ram and hibernation to work. (The combination {{key|Fn}}{{key|F12}} which should put your Thinkpad into hibernation doesn't generate the proper acpi event.)

=== Xserver and TV-out ===

The A30p is supplied with an ATI Radeon Mobility 7000 graphics adapter. It comes with a tv output and a tv input connector. The XFree86 supplied by [[Debian/Sarge]] contains a working ati driver which supports acceleration and DRI. However at [[http://gatos.sf.net GATOS]] you can find up to date OpenSource drivers for both, XFree86 and Xorg (while the 7.0 release should come along with the GATOS drivers).

For information on the SVideo out read [[How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards]].

== Kernel ==

This is a short summary on the kernel features needed on the A30p.
The supplied kernel in Debian/Sarge is 2.6.8. It is advisable to get a newer Version. You can use either a newer debianized kernel or get a vanilla kernel. At the time this documentation is written, the latest known version is 2.6.12.4.

Enable support for: ''(recommended: as '''M'''odule or '''S'''tatically compiled in )''

* Modules and module unloading
* Support for Pentium-III processor
* ACPI ([[How_to_make_ACPI_work|how to make it work]]) '''S'''
* cpu-freq with ondemand governor (alternatively userspace governor) '''S'''
* PIIX chipset
* IDE/ATA drives and floppy (at least HDD '''S''' or initrd needed)
* PCMCIA - Yenta cardbus
* e100 network device '''M'''
* usb-uhci for usb host controller '''M'''
* i810 sound card '''M'''
* nvram '''M'''
* i2c '''M'''
* AGP and radeon support '''M'''

If using a debianized kernel, most features are compiled as modules. To get everything to work at boot you should put the according modules not detected by hotplug in {{path|/etc/modules}}:

ide-cd
ide-disk
ide-generic
psmouse
acpi
ac
battery
nvram
cpufreq_ondemand

''(not yet completed)''

== Software ==

* acpid
* acpi-support Version 0.21 ''(not contained in Debian, lent from [[Ubuntu]])''
* laptop-mode-tools
* atitvout [http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ tool for radeon video adapters]
* ati.2 driver [http://gatos.sf.net up to date driver for ATI radeon cards]

[[Category:Debian]] [[Category:A30p]]

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T21:24:33Z

Macfiron: -> Xserver and TV-Out

This is a documentation of some of the installation and configuration steps required for installing Debian/Sarge on a Thinkpad A30p and getting the most out of it.

== Basic installation ==

The recommended procedure is, to get a Debian/Sarge DVD put it in the DVD-drive and boot from the DVD. Proceed with the installation as on an arbitrary computer.

== Components ==

=== ACPI ===

For a detailed description of how to operate ACPI on IBM Thinkpads, take a look at [[How to make ACPI work]]. Further it explains the steps necessary to get suspend to ram and hibernation to work. (The combination {{key|Fn}}{{key|F12}} which should put your Thinkpad into hibernation doesn't generate the proper acpi event.)

=== Xserver and TV-out ===

The A30p is supplied with an ATI Radeon Mobility 7000 graphics adapter. It comes with a tv output and a tv input connector. The XFree86 supplied by [[Debian/Sarge]] contains a working ati driver which supports acceleration and DRI. However at [[http://gatos.sf.net GATOS]] you can find up to date OpenSource drivers for both, XFree86 and Xorg (while the 7.0 release should come along with the GATOS drivers).

For information on the SVideo out read [[How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards]].

== Kernel ==

This is a short summary on the kernel features needed on the A30p.
The supplied kernel in Debian/Sarge is 2.6.8. It is advisable to get a newer Version. You can use either a newer debianized kernel or get a vanilla kernel. At the time this documentation is written, the latest known version is 2.6.12.4.

Enable support for: ''(recommended: as '''M'''odule or '''S'''tatically compiled in )''

* Modules and module unloading
* Support for Pentium-III processor
* ACPI ([[How_to_make_ACPI_work|how to make it work]]) '''S'''
* cpu-freq with ondemand governor (alternatively userspace governor) '''S'''
* PIIX chipset
* IDE/ATA drives and floppy (at least HDD '''S''' or initrd needed)
* PCMCIA - Yenta cardbus
* e100 network device '''M'''
* usb-uhci for usb host controller '''M'''
* i810 sound card '''M'''
* nvram '''M'''
* i2c '''M'''
* AGP and radeon support '''M'''

''(not yet completed)''

== Software ==

* acpid
* acpi-support Version 0.21 ''(not contained in Debian, lent from [[Ubuntu]])''
* laptop-mode-tools
* atitvout [http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ tool for radeon video adapters]
* ati.2 driver [http://gatos.sf.net up to date driver for ATI radeon cards]

[[Category:Debian]] [[Category:A30p]]

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T20:52:52Z

Macfiron: Key template doesn't work in note template...

This is a documentation of some of the installation and configuration steps required for installing Debian/Sarge on a Thinkpad A30p and getting the most out of it.

== Basic installation ==

The recommended procedure is, to get a Debian/Sarge DVD put it in the DVD-drive and boot from the DVD. Proceed with the installation as on an arbitrary computer.

== Components ==

=== ACPI ===

For a detailed description of how to operate ACPI on IBM Thinkpads, take a look at [[How to make ACPI work]]. Further it explains the steps necessary to get suspend to ram and hibernation to work. (The combination {{key|Fn}}{{key|F12}} which should put your Thinkpad into hibernation doesn't generate the proper acpi event.)

=== Tv output ===

The A30p is supplied with an ATI Radeon Mobility 7000 graphics adapter. It comes with a tv output and a tv input connector. Read [[How to get SVideo output on Radeon/Rage chips to work]].

== Kernel ==

This is a short summary on the kernel features needed on the A30p.
The supplied kernel in Debian/Sarge is 2.6.8. It is advisable to get a newer Version. You can use either a newer debianized kernel or get a vanilla kernel. At the time this documentation is written, the latest known version is 2.6.12.4.

Enable support for: ''(recommended: as '''M'''odule or '''S'''tatically compiled in )''

* Modules and module unloading
* Support for Pentium-III processor
* ACPI ([[How_to_make_ACPI_work|how to make it work]]) '''S'''
* cpu-freq with ondemand governor (alternatively userspace governor) '''S'''
* PIIX chipset
* IDE/ATA drives and floppy (at least HDD '''S''' or initrd needed)
* PCMCIA - Yenta cardbus
* e100 network device '''M'''
* usb-uhci for usb host controller '''M'''
* i810 sound card '''M'''
* nvram '''M'''
* i2c '''M'''
* AGP and radeon support '''M'''

''(not yet completed)''

== Software ==

* acpid
* acpi-support Version 0.21 ''(not contained in Debian, lent from [[Ubuntu]])''
* laptop-mode-tools
* atitvout [http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ tool for radeon video adapters]
* ati.2 driver [http://gatos.sf.net up to date driver for ATI radeon cards]

[[Category:Debian]] [[Category:A30p]]

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T20:50:12Z

Macfiron: ACPI, suspend and hibernation link and note on FN-F12 issue

This is a documentation of some of the installation and configuration steps required for installing Debian/Sarge on a Thinkpad A30p and getting the most out of it.

== Basic installation ==

The recommended procedure is, to get a Debian/Sarge DVD put it in the DVD-drive and boot from the DVD. Proceed with the installation as on an arbitrary computer.

== Components ==

=== ACPI ===

For a detailed description of how to operate ACPI on IBM Thinkpads, take a look at [[How to make ACPI work]]. Further it explains the steps necessary to get suspend to ram and hibernation to work. {{NOTE|the combination {{key|Fn}}{{key|F12}} which should put your Thinkpad into hibernation doesn't generate the proper acpi event.}}

=== Tv output ===

The A30p is supplied with an ATI Radeon Mobility 7000 graphics adapter. It comes with a tv output and a tv input connector. Read [[How to get SVideo output on Radeon/Rage chips to work]].

== Kernel ==

This is a short summary on the kernel features needed on the A30p.
The supplied kernel in Debian/Sarge is 2.6.8. It is advisable to get a newer Version. You can use either a newer debianized kernel or get a vanilla kernel. At the time this documentation is written, the latest known version is 2.6.12.4.

Enable support for: ''(recommended: as '''M'''odule or '''S'''tatically compiled in )''

* Modules and module unloading
* Support for Pentium-III processor
* ACPI ([[How_to_make_ACPI_work|how to make it work]]) '''S'''
* cpu-freq with ondemand governor (alternatively userspace governor) '''S'''
* PIIX chipset
* IDE/ATA drives and floppy (at least HDD '''S''' or initrd needed)
* PCMCIA - Yenta cardbus
* e100 network device '''M'''
* usb-uhci for usb host controller '''M'''
* i810 sound card '''M'''
* nvram '''M'''
* i2c '''M'''
* AGP and radeon support '''M'''

''(not yet completed)''

== Software ==

* acpid
* acpi-support Version 0.21 ''(not contained in Debian, lent from [[Ubuntu]])''
* laptop-mode-tools
* atitvout [http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ tool for radeon video adapters]
* ati.2 driver [http://gatos.sf.net up to date driver for ATI radeon cards]

[[Category:Debian]] [[Category:A30p]]

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T20:37:23Z

Macfiron: /* Tv output */

This is a documentation of some of the installation and configuration steps required for installing Debian/Sarge on a Thinkpad A30p and getting the most out of it.

== Basic installation ==

The recommended procedure is, to get a Debian/Sarge DVD put it in the DVD-drive and boot from the DVD. Proceed with the installation as on an arbitrary computer.

== Components ==

=== ACPI ===

For a detailed description of how to operate ACPI on IBM Thinkpads, take a look at [[How to make ACPI work]].

=== Tv output ===

The A30p is supplied with an ATI Radeon Mobility 7000 graphics adapter. It comes with a tv output and a tv input connector. Read [[How to get SVideo output on Radeon/Rage chips to work]].

== Kernel ==

This is a short summary on the kernel features needed on the A30p.
The supplied kernel in Debian/Sarge is 2.6.8. It is advisable to get a newer Version. You can use either a newer debianized kernel or get a vanilla kernel. At the time this documentation is written, the latest known version is 2.6.12.4.

Enable support for: ''(recommended: as '''M'''odule or '''S'''tatically compiled in )''

* Modules and module unloading
* Support for Pentium-III processor
* ACPI ([[How_to_make_ACPI_work|how to make it work]]) '''S'''
* cpu-freq with ondemand governor (alternatively userspace governor) '''S'''
* PIIX chipset
* IDE/ATA drives and floppy (at least HDD '''S''' or initrd needed)
* PCMCIA - Yenta cardbus
* e100 network device '''M'''
* usb-uhci for usb host controller '''M'''
* i810 sound card '''M'''
* nvram '''M'''
* i2c '''M'''
* AGP and radeon support '''M'''

''(not yet completed)''

== Software ==

* acpid
* acpi-support Version 0.21 ''(not contained in Debian, lent from [[Ubuntu]])''
* laptop-mode-tools
* atitvout [http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ tool for radeon video adapters]
* ati.2 driver [http://gatos.sf.net up to date driver for ATI radeon cards]

[[Category:Debian]] [[Category:A30p]]

Talk:How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards

2005-08-15T20:28:11Z

Macfiron: was to stupid to login properly H-))

Talk:Video Controllers

2005-08-15T09:37:11Z

Macfiron:

Why are the links to ATI Radeon adapters all spelled
ATI Mobility Radeon XYZ?

I think that should be ATI Radeon Mobility XYZ?
--[[User:Macfiron|Macfiron]] 11:37, 15 Aug 2005 (CEST)

Talk:Video Controllers

2005-08-15T09:36:19Z

Macfiron:

Why are the links to ATI Radeon adapters all spelled
ATI Mobility Radeon XYZ?

I think that should be ATI Radeon Mobility XYZ?

Video Controllers

2005-08-15T09:33:54Z

Macfiron: ATI Radeon Mobility M6

== ATI ==
* [[ATI Mobility FireGL 7800]]
* [[ATI Mobility FireGL 9000]]
* [[ATI Mobility FireGL T2]]
* [[ATI Mobility FireGL V3200]]
* [[ATI Mobility Radeon 7000]]
* [[ATI Mobility Radeon 7500]]
* [[ATI Mobility Radeon 9000]]
* [[ATI Mobility Radeon 9600]]
* [[ATI Mobility Radeon X300]]
* [[ATI Radeon Mobility M6]]
* [[ATI Radeon IGP 330M]]
* [[ATI Rage Mobility M|ATI Rage Mobility M or M1]]
* [[ATI Rage Mobility M3|ATI Rage Mobility M3 or 128]]

== Chips and Technologies ==
* [[CT-65530]]
* [[CT-65535]]
* [[CT-65545]]
* [[CT-65550]]

== Intel ==
* [[Intel Graphics Technology]] (830MG)
* [[Intel Extreme Graphics]] (852GM)
* [[Intel Extreme Graphics 2]] (855GM)
* [[Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900]] (815GM)

== Neomagic ==
* [[Neomagic MagicGraph128ZV]] (NM2093)
* [[Neomagic MagicGraph128XD]] (NM2160)
* [[Neomagic MagicMedia256AV]] (NM2200)
* [[Neomagic MagicGraph256ZX]] (NM2360)

== NVidia ==
* [[NVidia GeForce FX Go5200]]

== S3 ==
* [[S3 Savage IX8|S3 Savage IX8 or IX8+]]
* [[S3 SuperSavage IX/C]]

== Silicon Motion Inc ==
* [[SMI LynxEM|SMI LynxEM+]]
* [[SMI Lynx3DM]]

== Trident ==
* [[Trident Cyber9320]]
* [[Trident Cyber9382]]
* [[Trident Cyber9385]]
* [[Trident Cyber9397]]
* [[Trident Cyber9397DVD]]
* [[Trident CyberBlade Aladdin i1]]

== Western Digital ==
* [[WD90C24]]
* [[WD90C26]]
* [[WD90C30]]

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T09:27:37Z

Macfiron: ACPI link adjusted

This is a documentation of some of the installation and configuration steps required for installing Debian/Sarge on a Thinkpad A30p and getting the most out of it.

== Basic installation ==

The recommended procedure is, to get a Debian/Sarge DVD put it in the DVD-drive and boot from the DVD. Proceed with the installation as on an arbitrary computer.

== Components ==

=== ACPI ===

For a detailed description of how to operate ACPI on IBM Thinkpads, take a look at [[How to make ACPI work]].

=== Tv output ===

The A30p is supplied with an ATI Radeon Mobility M6 graphics adapter. It comes with a tv output and a tv input connector. Read [[How to get SVideo output on Radeon/Rage chips to work]].

== Kernel ==

This is a short summary on the kernel features needed on the A30p.
The supplied kernel in Debian/Sarge is 2.6.8. It is advisable to get a newer Version. You can use either a newer debianized kernel or get a vanilla kernel. At the time this documentation is written, the latest known version is 2.6.12.4.

Enable support for: ''(recommended: as '''M'''odule or '''S'''tatically compiled in )''

* Modules and module unloading
* Support for Pentium-III processor
* ACPI ([[How_to_make_ACPI_work|how to make it work]]) '''S'''
* cpu-freq with ondemand governor (alternatively userspace governor) '''S'''
* PIIX chipset
* IDE/ATA drives and floppy (at least HDD '''S''' or initrd needed)
* PCMCIA - Yenta cardbus
* e100 network device '''M'''
* usb-uhci for usb host controller '''M'''
* i810 sound card '''M'''
* nvram '''M'''
* i2c '''M'''
* AGP and radeon support '''M'''

''(not yet completed)''

== Software ==

* acpid
* acpi-support Version 0.21 ''(not contained in Debian, lent from [[Ubuntu]])''
* laptop-mode-tools
* atitvout [http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ tool for radeon video adapters]
* ati.2 driver [http://gatos.sf.net up to date driver for ATI radeon cards]

[[Category:Debian]] [[Category:A30p]]

How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards

2005-08-15T08:41:49Z

Macfiron: corrected gatos url

{{NOTE|Should work for other Radeon/Rage chips, but I only tried it on my A30p with an ATI Radeon Mobility M6 chip}}

Get the latest version of the [[http://gatos.sf.net GATOS]] drivers for your Xserver. The ati.2 driver is a replacement for the one provided with the respective xserver distribution. For Xorg the ati.2 drivers are already contained within the latest releases. Just copy them to the given directories.

== XServer configuration file ==

The documentation for the driver explains, that you have to add a line to the device section of your graphics adapter:

<pre>
Option "TVOutput" "YYY"
</pre>

where ''YYY'' is replaced by the desired video norm. Here is a list of the recognized names:

* NTSC
* NTSC-J
* PAL
* PAL-CN
* PAL-M
* PAL-N
* PAL-60

How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards

2005-08-15T08:41:15Z

Macfiron: corrected note

{{NOTE|Should work for other Radeon/Rage chips, but I only tried it on my A30p with an ATI Radeon Mobility M6 chip}}

Get the latest version of the [[http://gatos.sf.net|GATOS]] drivers for your Xserver. The ati.2 driver is a replacement for the one provided with the respective xserver distribution. For Xorg the ati.2 drivers are already contained within the latest releases. Just copy them to the given directories.

== XServer configuration file ==

The documentation for the driver explains, that you have to add a line to the device section of your graphics adapter:

<pre>
Option "TVOutput" "YYY"
</pre>

where ''YYY'' is replaced by the desired video norm. Here is a list of the recognized names:

* NTSC
* NTSC-J
* PAL
* PAL-CN
* PAL-M
* PAL-N
* PAL-60

How to get TV-Out working on ATI graphic cards

2005-08-15T08:40:11Z

Macfiron: new page

{{Note|Should work for other Radeon/Rage chips, but I only tried it on my A30p with an ATI Radeon Mobility M6 chip}}

Get the latest version of the [[http://gatos.sf.net|GATOS]] drivers for your Xserver. The ati.2 driver is a replacement for the one provided with the respective xserver distribution. For Xorg the ati.2 drivers are already contained within the latest releases. Just copy them to the given directories.

== XServer configuration file ==

The documentation for the driver explains, that you have to add a line to the device section of your graphics adapter:

<pre>
Option "TVOutput" "YYY"
</pre>

where ''YYY'' is replaced by the desired video norm. Here is a list of the recognized names:

* NTSC
* NTSC-J
* PAL
* PAL-CN
* PAL-M
* PAL-N
* PAL-60

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T08:25:35Z

Macfiron: /* Tv output */

This is a documentation of some of the installation and configuration steps required for installing Debian/Sarge on a Thinkpad A30p and getting the most out of it.

== Basic installation ==

The recommended procedure is, to get a Debian/Sarge DVD put it in the DVD-drive and boot from the DVD. Proceed with the installation as on an arbitrary computer.

== Components ==

=== ACPI ===

For a detailed description of how to operate ACPI on IBM Thinkpads, take a look at [[How_to_make_ACPI_work]].

=== Tv output ===

The A30p is supplied with an ATI Radeon Mobility M6 graphics adapter. It comes with a tv output and a tv input connector. Read [[How to get SVideo output on Radeon/Rage chips to work]].

== Kernel ==

This is a short summary on the kernel features needed on the A30p.
The supplied kernel in Debian/Sarge is 2.6.8. It is advisable to get a newer Version. You can use either a newer debianized kernel or get a vanilla kernel. At the time this documentation is written, the latest known version is 2.6.12.4.

Enable support for: ''(recommended: as '''M'''odule or '''S'''tatically compiled in )''

* Modules and module unloading
* Support for Pentium-III processor
* ACPI ([[How_to_make_ACPI_work|how to make it work]]) '''S'''
* cpu-freq with ondemand governor (alternatively userspace governor) '''S'''
* PIIX chipset
* IDE/ATA drives and floppy (at least HDD '''S''' or initrd needed)
* PCMCIA - Yenta cardbus
* e100 network device '''M'''
* usb-uhci for usb host controller '''M'''
* i810 sound card '''M'''
* nvram '''M'''
* i2c '''M'''
* AGP and radeon support '''M'''

''(not yet completed)''

== Software ==

* acpid
* acpi-support Version 0.21 ''(not contained in Debian, lent from [[Ubuntu]])''
* laptop-mode-tools
* atitvout [http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ tool for radeon video adapters]
* ati.2 driver [http://gatos.sf.net up to date driver for ATI radeon cards]

[[Category:Debian]] [[Category:A30p]]

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T08:21:38Z

Macfiron: Adjusted link

This is a documentation of some of the installation and configuration steps required for installing Debian/Sarge on a Thinkpad A30p and getting the most out of it.

== Basic installation ==

The recommended procedure is, to get a Debian/Sarge DVD put it in the DVD-drive and boot from the DVD. Proceed with the installation as on an arbitrary computer.

== Components ==

=== ACPI ===

For a detailed description of how to operate ACPI on IBM Thinkpads, take a look at [[How_to_make_ACPI_work]].

=== Tv output ===

The A30p is supplied with an ATI Radeon Mobility M6 graphics adapter. It comes with a tv output and a tv input connector. Read [[How to get SVideo output to work]].

== Kernel ==

This is a short summary on the kernel features needed on the A30p.
The supplied kernel in Debian/Sarge is 2.6.8. It is advisable to get a newer Version. You can use either a newer debianized kernel or get a vanilla kernel. At the time this documentation is written, the latest known version is 2.6.12.4.

Enable support for: ''(recommended: as '''M'''odule or '''S'''tatically compiled in )''

* Modules and module unloading
* Support for Pentium-III processor
* ACPI ([[How_to_make_ACPI_work|how to make it work]]) '''S'''
* cpu-freq with ondemand governor (alternatively userspace governor) '''S'''
* PIIX chipset
* IDE/ATA drives and floppy (at least HDD '''S''' or initrd needed)
* PCMCIA - Yenta cardbus
* e100 network device '''M'''
* usb-uhci for usb host controller '''M'''
* i810 sound card '''M'''
* nvram '''M'''
* i2c '''M'''
* AGP and radeon support '''M'''

''(not yet completed)''

== Software ==

* acpid
* acpi-support Version 0.21 ''(not contained in Debian, lent from [[Ubuntu]])''
* laptop-mode-tools
* atitvout [http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ tool for radeon video adapters]
* ati.2 driver [http://gatos.sf.net up to date driver for ATI radeon cards]

[[Category:Debian]] [[Category:A30p]]

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T08:19:34Z

Macfiron: link adjusted

This is a documentation of some of the installation and configuration steps required for installing Debian/Sarge on a Thinkpad A30p and getting the most out of it.

== Basic installation ==

The recommended procedure is, to get a Debian/Sarge DVD put it in the DVD-drive and boot from the DVD. Proceed with the installation as on an arbitrary computer.

== Components ==

=== ACPI ===

For a detailed description of how to operate ACPI on IBM Thinkpads, take a look at [[How_to_make_ACPI_work]].

=== Tv output ===

The A30p is supplied with an ATI Radeon Mobility M6 graphics adapter. It comes with a tv output and a tv input connector. Read [[tvout_radeon_mobility|tv out on ATI Radeon mobility cards]].

== Kernel ==

This is a short summary on the kernel features needed on the A30p.
The supplied kernel in Debian/Sarge is 2.6.8. It is advisable to get a newer Version. You can use either a newer debianized kernel or get a vanilla kernel. At the time this documentation is written, the latest known version is 2.6.12.4.

Enable support for: ''(recommended: as '''M'''odule or '''S'''tatically compiled in )''

* Modules and module unloading
* Support for Pentium-III processor
* ACPI ([[How_to_make_ACPI_work|how to make it work]]) '''S'''
* cpu-freq with ondemand governor (alternatively userspace governor) '''S'''
* PIIX chipset
* IDE/ATA drives and floppy (at least HDD '''S''' or initrd needed)
* PCMCIA - Yenta cardbus
* e100 network device '''M'''
* usb-uhci for usb host controller '''M'''
* i810 sound card '''M'''
* nvram '''M'''
* i2c '''M'''
* AGP and radeon support '''M'''

''(not yet completed)''

== Software ==

* acpid
* acpi-support Version 0.21 ''(not contained in Debian, lent from [[Ubuntu]])''
* laptop-mode-tools
* atitvout [http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ tool for radeon video adapters]
* ati.2 driver [http://gatos.sf.net up to date driver for ATI radeon cards]

[[Category:Debian]] [[Category:A30p]]

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T08:08:28Z

Macfiron: TV Output

This is a documentation of some of the installation and configuration steps required for installing Debian/Sarge on a Thinkpad A30p and getting the most out of it.

== Basic installation ==

The recommended procedure is, to get a Debian/Sarge DVD put it in the DVD-drive and boot from the DVD. Proceed with the installation as on an arbitrary computer.

== Components ==

=== ACPI ===

For a detailed description of how to operate ACPI on IBM Thinkpads, take a look at [[How_to_make_ACPI_work|How to make ACPI work]].

=== Tv output ===

The A30p is supplied with an ATI Radeon Mobility M6 graphics adapter. It comes with a tv output and a tv input connector. Read [[tvout_radeon_mobility|tv out on ATI Radeon mobility cards]].

== Kernel ==

This is a short summary on the kernel features needed on the A30p.
The supplied kernel in Debian/Sarge is 2.6.8. It is advisable to get a newer Version. You can use either a newer debianized kernel or get a vanilla kernel. At the time this documentation is written, the latest known version is 2.6.12.4.

Enable support for: ''(recommended: as '''M'''odule or '''S'''tatically compiled in )''

* Modules and module unloading
* Support for Pentium-III processor
* ACPI ([[How_to_make_ACPI_work|how to make it work]]) '''S'''
* cpu-freq with ondemand governor (alternatively userspace governor) '''S'''
* PIIX chipset
* IDE/ATA drives and floppy (at least HDD '''S''' or initrd needed)
* PCMCIA - Yenta cardbus
* e100 network device '''M'''
* usb-uhci for usb host controller '''M'''
* i810 sound card '''M'''
* nvram '''M'''
* i2c '''M'''
* AGP and radeon support '''M'''

''(not yet completed)''

== Software ==

* acpid
* acpi-support Version 0.21 ''(not contained in Debian, lent from [[Ubuntu]])''
* laptop-mode-tools
* atitvout [http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/ tool for radeon video adapters]
* ati.2 driver [http://gatos.sf.net up to date driver for ATI radeon cards]

[[Category:Debian]] [[Category:A30p]]

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T07:59:35Z

Macfiron: Additional Configuration removed

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T07:59:13Z

Macfiron: As Summary

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T07:57:22Z

Macfiron: Components + ACPI added (restructuring article)

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T00:43:48Z

Macfiron: Category A30p added

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T00:42:20Z

Macfiron: Category:Debian added (hope I got it right)

Installing Debian 3.1 (Sarge) on a ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-15T00:39:15Z

Macfiron: acpi-link

Installation instructions for the ThinkPad A30p

2005-08-14T23:27:46Z

Macfiron: Instructions/Documentation for Debian/Sarge

Specific installation notes for the ThinkPad A30p.

Please choose (or create) the Operating System of interest:

* [[:Category:Gentoo | Gentoo]] [[Installing Gentoo on a Thinkpad A30p | installation]]
* [[:Category:Debian | Debian/Sarge]] [[Installing Debian/Sarge on a Thinkpad A30p | installation]]

[[Category:A30p]]