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Revision as of 00:56, 6 December 2012
Works with no known issues.
Contents
Configuration
Power Management
Suspend and Hibernate
Works flawlessly. See Suspend to Disk. Also known to work with Pm-utils.
Sleepmode
An easy way is to use "suspend to swap" by appending
resume=/dev/sdx
to the kernel line in /boot/grub/menu.lst
Laptop Mode Tools
Works flawlessly. See Laptop Mode Tools.
CPU frequency scaling
Works as described in CPU Frequency Scaling.
Hotkeys
They work better after loading the thinkpad_acpi module, to assign the generated keycodes to their supposed functions.
tpb
Install tpbAUR, available in the Arch User Repository.
tpb (for Thinkpad Buttons) adds an on-screen volume bar for the volume buttons, THINKPAD button assignment, on-screen messages for Thinklight, (on and off) and more.
NumLock
If not already working, this key may be configured by adding:
keycode 77 = Num_Lock
to ~/.xmodmap.
Xorg
Works fine with driver xf86-video-savage. Eye-candy like compositing will not work with this card.
Please note, if you have an SXGA+, the graphics card will not support a higher depth than 16 bit.