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Distribution: CentOS, RHEL, Solaris 10, AIX, HP-UX
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Hye
did you check Tuxmobile or Linux on Laptops website? There are plenty of installation descriptions. Check if there is your device or if there is similar hardware where installation works.
If you provide some detailed hardware specs it will be easier for us to say if installation will work or not. Only the device type is some rare information.
Yes, I did, but g560 hes been released only few weeks ago, so there's nothig about it
CPU - Intel i3 - 330M
Chipset - Intel HM55
Graphics Card - GeForce 310M DDR3, 512 MB
WiFi - Intel WiFi link 5100
Audio - Conexant CX20561-12Z Codec
As I checked, all previously stated components should work, so I decided to buy it. But I worry about battery life and mainly s2r. Later Ill add this type on www.linlap.com
Distribution: CentOS, RHEL, Solaris 10, AIX, HP-UX
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Hi,
did you check all power saving possibilities are enabled? I disable bluetooth and wifi and usb if they are unused. This saves me up to 40% battery life on my IBM T41.
Be aware that in nearly all cases the vendor provides sugarcoated battery life values. If 3,5h is stated, mostly al little bit more than 2h in real life usage are possible.
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