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Old 13-Feb-2007, 18:46
gregmcgregor
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After installing several different laptops with SUSE 10.2 for people, the Sony VIAO FS 875 was the worst. Here is what we had to do:

* Didn't see the cdrom after install -
boot option: hdb=cdrom

* Kept freezing -
boot option: acpi=off

* After using acpi=off, the Intel Pro Wireless card would not power up (dmesg | grep ipw) showed TX_POWER failure.
boot options: lapci irqpoll

All together now:

Boot Options: hdb=cdrom lapci irqpoll acpi=off

For anyone else out there with this laptop, I hope this helps.
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Old 16-Feb-2007, 06:53
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Thats crazy. I own IBM ThinkPad R50e . I never had problem while installing any Linux distro. May be because my laptop is Centrino = Intel original board with all Intel chips? Quit possible.

This is the first time i hear that you/some1 tried Linux on SONY VAIO . I am sure SONY is not so good supported vendor for other OS than Windows. :unsure:




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Old 30-Mar-2007, 14:29
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sony don't seem to like any os other than windows, it voids your warranty if you change your os
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Old 13-May-2007, 14:04
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I have a Sony Vaio FX905 which I have installed various versions of SuSE, currently opensuse 10.2, and Kubuntu without any issues at all. No tweeking required to get any of them running.
 

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