[Sussex] PCMCIA-CS

[Steve Dobson]

Nik

As it would happen the e-mail below yours was on getting sound on the
FX to work.  Appears my advice on backing out the ACPI patch is bogus.

Hope the stuff below helps.

I would suggest subscribing to debian-laptops - but there is a far
amount of traffic on it.  Just going to have a look at linux-sony 
and see if that's worth it.

Steve

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From: Ionel Mugurel Ciobica <tgakic at chem.tue.nl>
Reply-To: Ionel Mugurel Ciobica <tgakic at chem.tue.nl>
To: Debian Laptop List <debian-laptop at lists.debian.org>
Date: Fri, 8 Nov 2002 11:46:57 +0100
Subject: Re: running debian on a laptop - Sony Vaio

On  8-11-2002, at 02h 58'33", Joe Wreschnig wrote to debian-laptop about "Re: running debian on a laptop - Sony Vaio"
> 
> > Has anyone gotten sound to work on their Vaio?  I hear that Emperor
> > Linux has figured out all the configuration stuff for that, but they
> > don't publish their configuration files.
> 
> Getting sound to work on my Vaio GRX and the other one I worked with
> (don't remember the number, but I don't think it was an FX) required the
> ACPI patch at http://www.sf.net/projects/acpi. There's an IRQ problem
> without it.

I configures 3 Sony Vaio FX so far, sound, modem, etc. All is working
fine. You need the acpi patch for that and oss sound modules.

Please ask if you need more help. Their is a sony notebooks mailing list
at linux-sony at returntonature.com.

Ionel


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