Installing Gentoo on a ThinkPad R40 - Revision history

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‎External Sources: added link to tuxmobil.org

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‎External Sources

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Use Todo template

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‎Installation

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‎Configuring Xorg

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‎Configuring Xorg

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Brian Jensen's tutorial about Gentoo an a R40

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 == External Sources ==
 *[http://home.in.tum.de/~jensen/gentoo.shtml Brian Jensen's Gentoo on a ThinkPad R40]
 [[Category:R40]] [[Category:Gentoo]]

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 == External Sources ==
 *[http://home.in.tum.de/~jensen/gentoo.shtml Brian Jensen's Gentoo on a ThinkPad R40]
 [[Category:R40]] [[Category:Gentoo]]

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-== Original source ==
+== External Sources ==
-* [http://home.in.tum.de/~jensen/gentoo.shtml Gentoo Linux on an IBM R40]
+*[http://home.in.tum.de/~jensen/gentoo.shtml Brian Jensen's Gentoo on a ThinkPad R40]
+*[http://thomasmarquart.net/debian-thinkpad-r40.html Thomas Marquart's Debian on a ThinkPad R40]
 [[Category:R40]] [[Category:Gentoo]]

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 All you have to do is restart acpid and you should be all set.
-TODO: I still need to cover Fn-F3(Screen blanking) and Fn-F5(Network on and off), the rest of the hotkeys work automatically because they are implemented in hardware. If you use KDE, you can use the KMilo Plugin to display hotkeys like windows does. For additional information on IBM Hotkeys under linux look here.
+{{Todo|I still need to cover Fn-F3(Screen blanking) and Fn-F5(Network on and off), the rest of the hotkeys work automatically because they are implemented in hardware. If you use KDE, you can use the KMilo Plugin to display hotkeys like windows does. For additional information on IBM Hotkeys under linux look here.}}
 ==Enabling CPU frequency switching==
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 ==KDE with KMilo plugin for thinkpad buttons==
-TODO
+{{Todo|...}}
 ==S3 Sleep clock problem fix==
-TODO
+{{Todo|...}}

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 I'm not going to cover every step of the installation, the gentoo install docs are very well prepared and easy to follow. Im only going to go over the things i think are important and not covered and there were a few thing that weren't covered.
-First things first, assuming you already partitioned your hd correctly, setup portage, unpacked the stage 1 tarball and correctly and chrooted into the install environment(There's really not much that can go wrong up till now) there are a few options you have to configure before bootstraping. At the top of the list is to configure /etc/portage/package.keywords so that we can bootstrap to gcc 3.4.x(This version of gcc has special optimizations for the pentium m :-) ). For that we do a quick:
+First things first, assuming you already partitioned your harddisk correctly, setup portage, unpacked the stage 1 tarball and correctly and chrooted into the install environment (There's really not much that can go wrong up till now) there are a few options you have to configure before bootstraping. At the top of the list is to configure /etc/portage/package.keywords so that we can bootstrap to gcc 3.4.x(This version of gcc has special optimizations for the pentium m :-) ). For that we do a quick:
   bash-2.05b$ echo -e 'sys-kernel/linux26-headers ~x86 \nsys-libs/glibc ~x86
   \nsys-devel/gcc ~x86 \nsys-libs/libstdc++-v3 ~x86' >> /etc/portage/package.keywords

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           Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
   EndSection
 ==Setting up ACPI==

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 This article has been taken from Brian Jensens homepage about [http://home.in.tum.de/~jensen/gentoo.shtml Gentoo Linux on an IBM R40]
+<br>Minor additions and edits by [mailto:jim_warlock@mycosmos.gr Jinxos]
 ==Introduction==

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          Load "dbe"
          Load "dri"
          Load "extmod"
          Load "glx"
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           VendorName "ATI Technologies Inc"
           BoardName "Radeon Mobility M7 LW [Radeon Mobility 7500]"
-          BusID "PCI:1:0:0"
+          BusID "AGP:1:0:0"
           Option "AGPMode" "4"
           Option "EnablePageFlip" "True"

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		+	== Some how-to's ==
		+	* [http://home.in.tum.de/~jensen/gentoo.shtml Gentoo Linux on an IBM R40]
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		+	[[Category:R40]] [[Category:Gentoo]]