On Sun, 2005-06-26 at 22:25 -0400, fedora-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > On Mon, 2005-06-27 at 02:01 +0200, Markus Huber wrote: > > > > However, power management has been a bear - specifically, suspend and > > > resume and 3D acceleration. On FC3 (updated or stock), any GL > > > application will crash if started after suspend (sometimes taking the X > > > server with it and leaving the machine in a state that requires a > > > reboot, sometimes not). I fixed this under FC3, but I haven't put FC4 > > > on my machine yet. Since you have it on there, does 3D acceleration > > > work after an ACPI suspend/resume cycle on your laptop under Fedora Core > > > 4? > > > > I did not even try to get 3D acceleration, because I wanted a > > distribution which can handle the screen - and I am actually not using > > apps which need 3D acceleration badly. > > > > Unfortunately for me, I actually do need the 3D acceleration to run > some demonstrations for my students. > > If your machine works under FC4 like mine does under FC3, then you > probably have 3D acceleration enabled by default, at least with one of > the fedora-generated xorg.conf files. > > > So it seems I have to play around with Ubuntu a bit or give Suse 9.3 a > > try (should be on their servers for free download this week). > > The particular bug I ran into with 3D acceleration and suspend/resume > was fixed by the Ubuntu developers. Using a patch from the Ubuntu > kernel and using a CVS version of xorg was the only way I got my laptop > to behave with FC3. > > Ubuntu certainly seems more laptop-friendly than Fedora. > > I wish I could help with your widescreen issue, but unfortunately my > laptop is a little *too* compact to have a screen as wide as yours. :) > Have not followed all this thread but have FC4 on VIAO VGN-T150 successfully using 1280x800 res. 855resolution patch works for me on 855 chip. Put following in /etc/rclocal.d for automagic mode setting at boot. #set vbios to 1280x768 mode 855resolution 5c 1280 768 One oddity....had to go to Desktop > Preferences > Screen Resolution and choose 1280x768 the first time. Now boots to that mode every time. Don't recall if I did anything special with xorg.conf or not. Laptop is not presently available but will post that file tonight if you think it would be helpful. Cheers, B.J. Fedora Core 4, Linux 2.6.11-1.1369_FC4 athlon 09:33:47 up 21 min, 4 users, load average: 0.10, 0.06, 0.12
