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Subject: Re: Dell D600 odds-n-ends
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On Thursday 14 October 2004 09:27 am, Eric Anderson wrote:
> Ok, so just curious if I'm missing some 'features' that should be
> working on my Dell D600.  I'm running FreeBSD 5.3-BETA6.
>
> Here's what's working:
> X.Org configuration
> USB stuff (bluetooth, mouse, flash key, etc)
> Cardbus (firewire, etc)
> Sound
> DVD-ROM/CD-RW
> suspend/resume on lid close, so acpi 'level 3'
> wireless (aftermarket 802.11a/b/g card, Atheros)
> est/estctrl (speedstep - thanks Colin!)
> and all the other basic out-of-box stuff of course
>
> Here's what I'm curious about:
> Hibernate mode?
> IRda port on the side - does it work? how?
> Secondary battery/DVD swapping - no worky (doesn't find the new
> device, crashes, etc)
>
> Any hints?
>
> Eric

Do you get sound output through the headphone jack?  On two I8600's I 
can get no sound through the headphone jack.  Plugging into the jack 
disables the speakers, but there is no output to the headphones.  It 
does not seem to be a hardware problem as it all works as it should 
under windows.