Re: FC6 Notebook

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For now, I would stay away from an X86_64 notebook as from my experience, they run VERY hot.

I have had very good luck with Toshiba and IBM laptops and Linux.  My earlier Dell laptops had issues unless you ran the i8k utilities to control the fan (fan was SW controlled, not by the BIOS).  Some examples:  Toshiba T320?, T8000 (multiple), IBM 755, IBM A31p, Dell Inspiration 8100, Gateway MX6421 (I believe these are the models).  The only internal modems I have had working were on the earlier IBM and the T8000.

Good luck, YMMV.
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On 12/28/06, Jafaruddin Lie <jafaruddin.lie@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I use an older version of HP notebook, HP NC6220.
Comes with Intel chipset, Intel video card and Intel wireless network card.
All works out of the box except for the wireless. I have to download and install ipw2200 from rpm.livna.org, then everything works fine (_including_ wireless)


On 12/29/06, Gérard Milmeister < gemi@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,

I am going to acquire a new notebook.
It should have adquate battery power. No high-end video card is needed,
I think Intel 9xx should be enough. Other than that, some features such
as card reader would be nice.

I have a choice among the following brands:
Acer
Asus
HP
Toshiba
Fujitsu
Is there any model that is particularly suited for FC6?
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