I got problems booting Ubuntu 7.10. It freezed suddenly. I booted again passing some params to kernel: acpi=off.
I updated kernel from Ubuntu Hardy. Kernel version is kernel 2.6.24-8 . It still freezes if I don't give acpi=off as kernel params.
Rename /lib/modules/2.6.24-8-generic/kernel/drivers/acpi/video.ko in something else. To be sure udev doesn't load this module I blacklisted it editing /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist and adding blacklist video. I edited /boot/grub/menu.lst, removed acpi=off and added acpi_fake_ecdt=1.
Everything seems to work now. I can scale cpu clock too.
It works fine if you have at least 1.5 Giga swap partition. After some test, I got a "stop" in 28 seconds and a "start" in 50 seconds. I know it depends on my services, but it's 2x faster than before.
It works nice with intel driver. I can play movies very well. I didn't check if Compiz Fusion works. I can't enable it because intel driver is blacklisted. You should edit compiz script to un-blacklist it.
I got my external 20" LCD working. Usefull infos to get dual monitor here
My /etc/X11/xorg.conf: Download Remember to rename it.
I created a simple bash script to switch Intel 965 Dual Monitor On and Off. Currently it manages two modes:
Works fine. Check here for drivers.
Works fine out of the box. I checked it with Ekiga, Skype too. One importat thing. Edit your /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base and add:
options snd-hda-intel model=hippo
to solve "no sound after suspend" and "no sound after hibernate".
Works fine out of the box.
Works fine out of the box.
To get access to cpu scaling with CPU Frequency Scaling Monitor Gnome applet you need to reconfigure it:
$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure gnome-applets
and answer "Yes" to the question regarding setting the suid of the cpufreq-selector executable.
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