FujitsuAmiloA1650G
- Contact: [toobaz]
- Make: Fujitsu
- Brand: Amilo
- Model: A1650G
Website: http://www.fujitsu-siemens.com/Resources/192/1393125806.pdf
Current Issues
3D acceleration only works with proprietary drivers, but with those drivers the computer doesn't wake up from sleep...
Hardware details
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in Breezy? |
in Dapper (current development)? |
Installation works? |
Yes, except graphic card under X |
Yes |
Hardware Information |
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Screen & Monitors |
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Device |
Works? |
Bug # |
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in Breezy? |
in Dapper (current development)? |
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Screen |
Not out of the box, but I friend of mine succeded |
Yes |
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Correct resolution? |
Not out of the box, but easy |
Yes |
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Correct refresh rate? |
Untested |
Untested |
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3D Acceleration |
Almost |
Almost (only with fglrx) |
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External monitor works? |
Almost |
Almost (had to reboot, resolution is wrong) |
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External monitor - mirrors |
Untested |
Almost (resolution is wrong) |
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External monitor - extend desktop |
Untested |
No (fglrx is buggy, with "ati" I don't know how to try) |
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Power Management |
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Battery detected? |
Yes |
Yes |
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Hibernates? |
Untested (it fails, but I see in dmesg "not enough swap") |
Untested (it fails, but I see in dmesg "not enough swap") |
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Sleep |
Yes (with parameters noapic nolapic) |
Yes |
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Dim monitor on battery |
Yes (hardware feature, isn't it?) |
Yes |
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Blank monitor on inactivity |
Untested |
Untested |
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Lid Close |
Untested |
Yes (screen off, nothing more) |
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Cpu frequency scaling |
Yes |
Yes |
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Sound |
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Sound works? |
Yes |
Yes |
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Correct volume? |
Yes |
Yes |
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Hardware volume switch |
Yes |
Yes |
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Headphone jack |
Yes |
Yes |
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Mic jack |
Untested |
Almost* |
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Networking |
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Wired NIC |
Untested |
Yes |
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Wireless NIC |
No |
Yes (really NOT out of the box)**** |
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PCMCIA NIC |
Yes |
Yes |
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Firewire |
Untested |
Untested |
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Modem |
Untested |
No ** |
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Touchpad & Mice |
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Touchpad |
Yes |
Yes |
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Touchpad - Doubletap = double click |
Yes |
Yes |
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Touchpad - Scroll down side |
Yes |
Yes |
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External mouse - USB |
Yes |
Yes |
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Additional Hardware |
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CD/DVD drive |
Yes |
Yes |
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PCMCIA cards |
Yes |
Yes |
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Card reader(s) |
No |
No |
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Function and other keys |
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Fn key |
Operation |
Keycode |
Works? |
Bug # |
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in Breezy? |
in Dapper (current development)? |
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+ F1 |
?? There's a question mark |
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Untested |
Untested |
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+ F2 |
?? There's the drawing of a moon |
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Untested |
Untested |
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+ F3 |
External monitor |
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Untested |
No |
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+ F4 |
Monitor off |
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Yes (hardware feature, I suppose) |
Yes (hardware feature, I suppose) |
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+ F5 |
Mute |
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Yes |
Yes |
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+ F6 |
Volume down |
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Yes |
Yes |
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+ F7 |
Volume up |
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Yes |
Yes |
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+ F8 |
Brightness down |
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Yes (hardware feature, I suppose) |
Yes (hardware feature, I suppose) |
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+ F9 |
Brightness up |
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Yes (hardware feature, I suppose) |
Yes (hardware feature, I suppose) |
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+ F10 |
Wireless on/off |
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No (wireless doesn't work, led doesn't enlight) |
No (wireless doesn't work, led doesn't enlight) |
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+ F11 |
Num lock |
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Yes |
Yes |
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+ F12 |
Scroll lock |
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Untested |
Untested |
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Other special keys |
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Key |
Operation |
Keycode |
Works? |
Bug # |
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in Breezy? |
in Dapper (current development)? |
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Key |
button 1: wireless on/off (same task as fn+F10) |
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No |
No |
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Key |
button 2: start browser (or any other application, under Windows it can be configured) |
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No |
No |
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Key |
button 3: fan silent/normal mode |
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No |
No *** |
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Notes
* Can't tell whose fault it is, but when listening and in the meanwhile recording, frequency of recorded sounds is approximatly a half of real. I noticed it on Audacity, recording while listening to recorded tracks. It happens every time, with both the "mic" and the "line in" jacks. Seems like data input rate is a half of what the driver expects.
** the modem monitor asks me for the modem port; I try the automatic recognizing, it doesn't work
*** Onestly I don't find a difference even when I do it under Window, except an icon appearing on taskbar; I say "no" just because nothing appears in dmesg
**** The wireless radio module problem was finally solved thanks to the acer_acpi module, downloaded from http://www.archernar.co.uk/acer_acpi/acer_acpi_main.html and very easy to install and to use. Notice that to have a good behaviour ndiswrapper has to be used; with bcm43xx dhclient only works one time out of ten. I had the same results with the "hardware way", but I think it's less interesting for a laptop-owner to open his machine than to install a module... anyway, here's the link: http://madwifi.org/wiki/UserDocs/MiniPCI.