Yes, the patch applies to allow static switching between video cards
(I've not been able to get Xorg to work properly using kernel tuning).
The BIOS patch worked very nice, but I would have prefer not to apply
it and use pure Linux settings.
I still have a drive outside the soft RAID volume, so I'll try to
install Maverick and let you know whether the dynamic switching works.
Regards,
Jef
On 14/09/2010 15:45, Mauri wrote:
Hi Jean,
many thanks for the reply and all advice.
I'm sorry but I'm not a expert, then, why I can patched the bios? only
for the video card switch?
In my Sony VPCZ12X5E (2 SSD (64gb x 2) - 1920 resolution) Can I install
only ubuntu (10-10 beta) without any patch? I'm afraid to change the
bios...
@Martin: I don't undestand what do u mean...
Cheers,
Lain
Hi Expert,
i'm novel, and this is my first post on this community :-)
I have a Sony VPCZ12X5E with 2 SSD (64gb x 2) with 1920 resolution
monitor and 8 gb of RAM. I want use ubuntu as a normal desktop, I'll
work every day with this lapdop, but I don't want use windows ;-)
I'm reading on internet, that the linux installation, on this hw, is
not easy (path kernel etc.)
Can I install this ubuntu testing version? (Linux kernel 2.6.35) Ubuntu
10.10 (Maverick Meerkat) Alpha 3
I would like install Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, but I'm terrified of problems
during installation.
Another question. I don’t want install 64bit, but a 32bit with a
big-kernel (8gb ram). Is it a problem?
What do u suggest me?
Many thanks to all.
Cheers,
Lain
