My X13-1 thinkpad with Ryzen 7 4750U has not crashed in the year I have it
either. I suspend it a lot, have run out battery a few times, rarely reboot
post update
When it was new, it needed newer kernel than in Ubuntu 20.04 at the time
though. One of the point releases upgraded the kernel a
On Mon, 29 Nov 2021, Ben Koenig wrote:
There are also some stability issues with Ryzen systems. I get about 10-30
minutes in KDevelop before my thinkpad e485 crashes. Happens on my desktop
too.
Ben,
My Ryzen 7/2700 desktop has not crashed; the last reboot (user error, not
hardware) was 121
On Mon, 29 Nov 2021, Russell Senior wrote:
Then there is the question of whether you are paying the microsoft tax. My
initial reading about the frame.work laptop shows it ships with Windows,
whether you use it or not.
And it's their DIY model (or one option) that requires an NVIDIA driver.
Formally only thinkpad line is supports linux and allows hw upgrades. I am
not sure if that excludes customer electronics models such as idea pad.
There are rumors, not sure if true - I have exclusively enterprise thinkpad
experience, that upgrades may be somewhat restricted in bios for
The primary problems tend to be closed hardware with no open-source
drivers, and for a laptop that often manifests as Broadcom wifi
radios. If you can make sure that the laptop does not come with a
Broadcom wifi (and maybe Nvidia graphics), the likelihood is that you
won't have trouble.
Then
On Mon, 29 Nov 2021, Randy Bush wrote:
fwiw, i would be deeply shocked if a modern lenovo did not run linux. you
might need ubu as opposed to deb, because of lagging drivers.
Randy,
The newer hardware is the issue.
Regards,
Rich
> Thanks for sharing your experiences. There are series newer than the T
> and X and I cannot find linux compatability information for them.
fwiw, i would be deeply shocked if a modern lenovo did not run linux.
you might need ubu as opposed to deb, because of lagging drivers.
randy
On Mon, 29 Nov 2021, Bruce Kilpatrick wrote:
My Lenovo had no problem running several different distributions over the
years it was in service...for what that's worth.
Bruce,
Thanks for sharing your experiences. There are series newer than the T and X
and I cannot find linux compatability
My Lenovo had no problem running several different distributions over
the years it was in service...for what that's worth.
Bruce
On 11/29/21 10:09 AM, Rich Shepard wrote:
On Mon, 29 Nov 2021, Rich Shepard wrote:
I believe that Lenovo is continuing it's linux support in its new
laptops.
Is
On Mon, 29 Nov 2021, Randy Bush wrote:
https://frame.work
Thanks for the suggestion, Randy.
Rich
> Newegg's chat person could not find an answer to my question and
> Lenovo doesn't have a chat service and every attempt to contact
> them via their web site requires a product serial number.
>
> I don't follow hardware for linux and cannot find whether this
> laptop supports the OS so I guess
On Mon, 29 Nov 2021, Rich Shepard wrote:
I believe that Lenovo is continuing it's linux support in its new laptops.
Is there any reason why I could not install linux on the Lenovo Laptop
IdeaPad 5 15ALC05 82LN006CUS AMD Ryzen 7 5000 Series 5700U (1.80GHz) 8 GB
Memory 512 GB PCIe SSD AMD Radeon
I believe that Lenovo is continuing it's linux support in its new laptops.
Is there any reason why I could not install linux on the Lenovo Laptop
IdeaPad 5 15ALC05 82LN006CUS AMD Ryzen 7 5000 Series 5700U (1.80GHz) 8 GB
Memory 512 GB PCIe SSD AMD Radeon Graphics and upgrade the memory and the
Which boards are they?
I have some older Soekris 48xx boards, and some PC Engines Alix. The
Alix are probably still useful to Personal Telco.
On Sun, Nov 28, 2021 at 5:05 PM Eric House wrote:
>
> 10-15 years ago I was running LEAF (a linux-based router OS) on mini-pc
> boards from these two
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