It’s back!
You probably saw that blog is suspended. I have wrote to support, and they say it was a system error.
Now it’s back. Don’t forget to check last post about brightness.
Ubuntu On Sony Vaio FW Series
Tips & Tricks related to Sony Vaio FW series laptops
- Sony finally unlock Intel Virtualization
- Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala beta
- Brightness patch for FW4x models
- HDMI sound output switcher for PulseAudio
- Headphones/Front switch script
- Quick brightness guide for Jaunty
- On Jaunty
- VT-x/VMX Virtualization patch for Sony Vaio FW
- sony-laptop patch included in 2.6.28-11.36 jaunty update
- New sony-laptop brightness control
- 64bit and brightness
- S1 and AV Mode keys
- Headphones detection, auto switch off laptop speakers
- HDMI Works
- Undervolt for Intrepid
Why there isn’t any post about the problem with Memory Stick?? I’m the only one that have to face with it??
thx
ivan
December 20, 2008 at 22:20
Well, it’s a global problem. Sony wont open memory stick specs for third people like linux. There is driver based on reverse engineering of windows drivers, but it’s not stable and wont work on my FS series laptop.
egaistek
December 21, 2008 at 1:53