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− | For an in-depth guide on the installation see the [[ | + | For an in-depth guide on the installation see the [[Beginners' guide]]. |
− | =Video= | + | ==Video== |
The GMA 500 in the 1101HAb works well with the gma500_gfx driver included in the kernel and the fbdev driver. Install the fbdev driver via pacman: | The GMA 500 in the 1101HAb works well with the gma500_gfx driver included in the kernel and the fbdev driver. Install the fbdev driver via pacman: | ||
# pacman -Syu xf86-video-fbdev | # pacman -Syu xf86-video-fbdev | ||
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(TODO: Add xorg configuration how-to) | (TODO: Add xorg configuration how-to) | ||
− | =Sound= | + | ==Sound== |
In at least one instance, sound worked out of the box. Just unmute and adjust the Master mixer using something like alsamixer. | In at least one instance, sound worked out of the box. Just unmute and adjust the Master mixer using something like alsamixer. | ||
− | =Camera= | + | ==Camera== |
The webcam makes use of the {{ic|uvcvideo}} module, which is part of the kernel as of linux-2.6. Just run: | The webcam makes use of the {{ic|uvcvideo}} module, which is part of the kernel as of linux-2.6. Just run: | ||
# modprobe uvcvideo | # modprobe uvcvideo | ||
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To load the module on startup, youmay add the module name to the MODULES array in {{ic|/etc/rc.conf}} | To load the module on startup, youmay add the module name to the MODULES array in {{ic|/etc/rc.conf}} | ||
− | =Hotkeys= | + | ==Hotkeys== |
After a clean installation, some of the media keys will not work. The ones that do (Volume Up/Down/Mute and Wifi) work well, but the rest require some tweaking. Adding | After a clean installation, some of the media keys will not work. The ones that do (Volume Up/Down/Mute and Wifi) work well, but the rest require some tweaking. Adding | ||
acpi_backlight=vendor acpi_osi=Linux | acpi_backlight=vendor acpi_osi=Linux | ||
should be enough to get all of the keys (except Fn+F7) mapped to keycodes, which may then be mapped to actions via either something like {{ic|speckeysd}} / {{ic|xbindkeys}} or the user's desktop environment. | should be enough to get all of the keys (except Fn+F7) mapped to keycodes, which may then be mapped to actions via either something like {{ic|speckeysd}} / {{ic|xbindkeys}} or the user's desktop environment. | ||
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+ | ==Fan== | ||
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+ | This model have more temperature than it seems to be "normal". It seems that fan does not work properly. It reaches 69 Celsius degrees. |
Revision as of 07:22, 16 February 2014
Device | Status | Modules |
Video (GMA 500) | Working | gma500_gfx / fbdev |
Ethernet | Working | atl1c |
Wireless | Working | ath9k |
Audio | Working | snd_hda_intel |
Camera | Working | uvcvideo |
Card Reader | Working | |
Function Keys | Partially working |
Installation
For an in-depth guide on the installation see the Beginners' guide.
Video
The GMA 500 in the 1101HAb works well with the gma500_gfx driver included in the kernel and the fbdev driver. Install the fbdev driver via pacman:
# pacman -Syu xf86-video-fbdev
As of linux-2.6, the user can no longer control the backlight. This can be remedied by adding acpi_osi=Linux
to the KERNEL line in your bootloader.
(TODO: Add xorg configuration how-to)
Sound
In at least one instance, sound worked out of the box. Just unmute and adjust the Master mixer using something like alsamixer.
Camera
The webcam makes use of the uvcvideo
module, which is part of the kernel as of linux-2.6. Just run:
# modprobe uvcvideo
and then you can use mplayer to test the camera's video:
$ mplayer tv:// -tv driver=v4l2:width=320:height=240:fps=200:device=/dev/video0 -nosound
To load the module on startup, youmay add the module name to the MODULES array in /etc/rc.conf
Hotkeys
After a clean installation, some of the media keys will not work. The ones that do (Volume Up/Down/Mute and Wifi) work well, but the rest require some tweaking. Adding
acpi_backlight=vendor acpi_osi=Linux
should be enough to get all of the keys (except Fn+F7) mapped to keycodes, which may then be mapped to actions via either something like speckeysd
/ xbindkeys
or the user's desktop environment.
Fan
This model have more temperature than it seems to be "normal". It seems that fan does not work properly. It reaches 69 Celsius degrees.