Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (3459 mails)

[Aaron Kulkis <akulkis00@xxxxxxxxxx>]

John E. Perry wrote:
> Will Stephenson wrote:
> > ...
> > The above 4 paragraphs are reasonable for a report.  The burden does not lie 
> > on you to know in detail what to report, just to respond to our (hopefully 
> > easy to follow) requests for extra info.    You could start the ball rolling 
> > by putting the raw info from /proc/acpi/battery and the output of lshal -l in 
> > the bug report.   If do we need any extra info we'll ask in the BR. 
> >
> > Remember there may be others with the same problem who aren't willing to 
> > switch to g-p-m so it's worth reporting the bug.
>
> Will, I'm sorry I haven't responded any more to this -- I didn't realize
> so much time had passed (your message is from 27 January!).
>
> As I mentioned in yet another thread, hp wants me to dump suse and
> restore the machine to its original xp pro configuration, then they'll
> work with me to find out if my hardware problems (no sound, either under
> xp or suse, bad readings from kde, power switch dead) can be fixed under
> warranty.


For this reason (and only this reason), I pull the Windows
drive, and buy a different drive to put SuSE on.

When the computer needs repair..the original drive with
the Windows installation goes back in solely to please
the techs.

> I'm so dependent on this laptop that it's been a real hassle getting my
> last 20+G of information onto dvd's so I can wipe the machine and
> reinstall xp.  It'll still be at least a couple of weeks, and that's
> only if I can get the thing fixed reasonably quickly.

That's the part that sucks about laptops...


> Others are whining about 10.3 being fragile -- for me it's been great!
> better even than 9.0 pro, 9.1, and 9.3 (which were, however, on a
> different machine).  I just wish this damn hp dv6000 were anywhere near
> as good.
>
> John Perry



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