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This: I've searched all over the forum and read a lot of post, man pages and docs, yet still I can't make head or tails on how to configure the pins for the Realtek 0x0236 on my notebook. - Sound (pcm0) works but is substandard (compared to the way it sounds on the preloaded Windows and a test...

Sad but true, the touchpad on the Lenovo 330s actually is connected to the i2c bus and FreeBSD has no support as of yet. I'm going to leave the following link for further information: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D16698

The intel module has worked for me too .. the thing is that his card doesn´t seem to be supported by it :s

Even if ACPI is not FreeBSD´s strongest point, your problem seems to be the lack of a reliable driver for your graphic card (which I can assume is an Intel Ironlake). FreeBSD´s Konstantin Belousov seem to be working on it...

Has this one been solved too? http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=kern/136946 Could you please let me know, or even better, comment on the PR?

Good to know, but which one of them all did get fix? bge? fwohci? firewire? ad?

Maybe you could find some useful info in here: http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=3886&highlight=dell+1318 and here: http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=kern/136876 hope it helps

That´s why I asked before attempting an install ... Mandriva 2010.1 runs like a charm on my Compaq CQ10-120LA (even if Im not a Linux guy anymore) but when you buy hardware from certain vendors ... you just never know ... and when you are from south america and have to pay for harware from two...

I just got one and was wondering if anyone was running FreeBSD on it and how well does it work out of the box. All comments are welcome. Best Regards. Gonzalo Nemmi

Then you still need a bios that supports S4BIOS ... And then he´s still talking about amd64 ... And then ... you still need the thing to wake up ... let alone the drivers ... So, is it supported? Or is it that under some particular circumstances and given the right conditions it works or may...

AFAIK: No ... Furthermore "suspend" is hardly supported on UP and still broken on SMP (I might be wrong tough).. if "hibernate" was supported, I would be amazed ...

you are welcome mate ! have fun :)

Written a really long time ago, all you need to know and then some more can be found on development

Damn it guys .. !! fronclynne's post got me laughing really hard ... sossego's post and his rotary sander idea turned that laugh into a burst of tears and _out_of_control_ laugh that got me out of air !!! way to start a day ! thanks _a_lot_ for the humor guys :D

I got that one ;) It gave me good laugh and really good memories ... Thanks :)

Too bad the germans got the english out of the cup ... we wanted to do that ;) Still, Argentina v. Germany is a classic game that should be played in every decent worldcup ... so .. here we go =D BTW: Too bad Italy and France didn't make it in ...

You should probably read: rc.conf, wlan, wpa_supplicant & wpa_supplicant.conf .. or section 31.3 of the FreeBSD Handbook

I knew about it but when I saw it for the first time (like a year and a half ago) the specs sheet wasn't complete. Anyways, and as much as I would buy it with my eyes closed, the price tag is probably nowhere near something I can afford ... let alone the import's feed I'd have to pay for it...

Safest bet on getting up to date info on kde on FreeBSD would be to follow KDE on FreeBSD. Hope that helps.

It's awesome ... we call it "mate cocido" over here and usually have it at breakfast (just like you may have a cup of coffe or tea) or at 5 or 6 in the afternoon .... There's two ways to do it though and they have different names: "Mate de leche" Just prepare a usual "Mate" but use boiled milk...