--- edoc wrote:
What, please, was the specific model and configuration?
I know that one chronic weak spot has been internal modems. Does yours have one? I regret buying one without a serial port -- a USB-Serial adapter doesn't always get it done.
As a service to others you may wish to locate the hardware compatiblity lists for Linux, or at least for SuSE 9, and post your positive results.
I know that when I was choosing a laptop I desperately sought accurate reports of 100% compatible laptops from which to choose.
-- dmc
Tom Nielsen wrote:
This email is mostly for the record. As someone else mentioned to me with their results being good, I installed SuSE 9.0 on my Toshiba laptop yesterday and everything went fine. I had to change the resolution of the LCD, but other than that, no problem.
Also, the installation was on a Windows XP laptop, so I now have it setup for dual booting. That too doesn't seem to be a problem.
Tom
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Same here. If you could be so kind to report more details on the beast, that would be great. I would like to suggest you to comment your installation also on some of the linux on laptop sites (i.e. mobilix.com, linux-on-laptops.com, or others) We old Toshiba users are starving for Linux-Toshiba reports. thanks for your cooperation.