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Packard Bell I-Go 2491
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Description: Mobile AMD Athlon XP, 1600mhz 1900+ L1 Code Cache 64KB, L1 Data Cache 64KB, L2 Cache 256KB
356MB SDRAM
S3 ProSavage KN133 (S3 Twister) Frame Buffer Size 32MB
VIA AC'97 Audio Controller (PCI)
1024X768 TFT 60HZ Display
IBM Travelstar 80GN 40GB HDD
QSI DVD/CDRW SBW-161
IBM enhanced (101- or 102-key) keyboard
HID-compliant mouse
VIA PCI 10/100MB Fast Ethernet Adapter
Keywords: i-go notebook redhat
/sbin/lspci output: Uknown (Not running linux at moment, Packard Bell told me I should really install Windows, but Redhat 9 worked like a charm.)


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Old 04-01-2004, 03:23 PM   #1
Skatoony
 
Registered: Feb 2004
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I would like to add on here that my 56k modem doesn't work, but linux does detect it. Not sure what it is. RedHat linux 9 test and runs, display needs to be set to a notebook panel of 1024x768 (it doesn't detect this, so choose it from the list in the setup) The original would have a Fujitsu 30GB hdd, ATA-100.

Forgot: Battery indicator does NOT work, so use the lights on the display panel to check if the battery is almost dead. (flashes red and SHOULD beep, not too sure on the beep)
 




  



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