AsusA6B00U

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The firewire port doesn't work. The firewire port doesn't work in Dapper only.
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The main display gets long, horizontal white lines going through it sporadically, especially when typing. External monitors are REALLY flickery to the point of being unusable, especially when typing.

The PCMCIA port doesn't work in Breezy only.
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|| External monitor works? || Yes || Untested || ||
|| External monitor - mirrors || Yes || Untested || ||		 || External monitor works? || Yes || No || ||
|| External monitor - mirrors || Yes || No || ||
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|| Hibernates? || Yes || Untested || ||
|| Sleep || Yes[2] || Untested || ||		 || Hibernates? || Yes || Yes || ||
|| Sleep || Yes[2] || Yes[2] || ||
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|| Blank monitor on inactivity || Yes || Untested || ||
|| Lid Close || Yes || Untested || ||		 || Blank monitor on inactivity || Yes || Yes || ||
|| Lid Close || Yes || Yes || ||
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|| + F1 || Hibernate || || Yes || Untested || || || + F1 || Sleep || || Yes || Yes || ||
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|| + F8 || LCD/Monitor Toggle || || No || Untested || || || + F8 || LCD/Monitor Toggle || || No || No || ||
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The screen is a little off during installation, which makes it a bit difficult to get through (you can't see the buttons in some dialogs). This problem is also manifested during each boot, but the login screen is fine and everything looks fine after that. After installation, this problem can be solved (as described in ["../AsusA500U"]) by adding the boot parameter "vga=771". Just edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst file and add that parameter to the end of each kernel line. Thanks, ["IstvanKapcsandi"]. The screen is a little off during installation, which makes it a bit difficult to get through (you can't see the buttons in some dialogs). This problem is also manifested during each boot, but the login screen is fine and everything looks fine after that. After installation, this problem can be solved (as described in ["../AsusA6500U"]) by adding the boot parameter "vga=771". Just edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst file and add that parameter to the end of each kernel line. Thanks, ["IstvanKapcsandi"].
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[3] The Intel Pro 2200BG wireless card isn't detected correctly during Dapper installation, however after logging in the first time, it does work. [3] The Intel Pro 2200BG wireless card isn't detected correctly during Dapper installation, however after logging in the first time, it does work.  If your wireless card doesn't work at all, then you may be using an A6500U, which requires some manual configuration for wireless to work. For details: ["../AsusA6500U"]

Current Issues

The webcam doesn't work. Further details here: ["../AsusA6BG16E-RWDL"].

The memory card reader doesn't work: Ricoh

The disable touchpad button doesn't work.

The wireless On/Off function key doesn't work.

The wireless LED doesn't work by default. Please see ["../AsusA6BG16E-RWDL"] for details on how to enable it.

The built-in microphone doesn't work.

The firewire port doesn't work in Dapper only.

The "Internet" special key tries to launch "mozilla-firefox" which doesn't exist.

The main display gets long, horizontal white lines going through it sporadically, especially when typing. External monitors are REALLY flickery to the point of being unusable, especially when typing.

The PCMCIA port doesn't work in Breezy only.

Hardware details

in Breezy (current stable)?

in Dapper (current development)?

Installation works?

Yes

Yes

Hardware Information

Screen & Monitors

Device

Works?

Bug #

in Breezy (current stable)?

in Dapper (current development)?

Screen

Yes[1]

Yes[1]

Correct resolution?

Yes

No[1]

Correct refresh rate?

Yes

No[1]

3D Acceleration

No

No

External monitor works?

Yes

No

External monitor - mirrors

Yes

No

External monitor - extend desktop

Untested

Untested

Power Management

Battery detected?

Yes

Yes

Hibernates?

Yes

Yes

Sleep

Yes[2]

Yes[2]

Dim monitor on battery

Yes

Yes

Blank monitor on inactivity

Yes

Yes

Lid Close

Yes

Yes

Cpu frequency scaling

Untested

Untested

Sound

Sound works?

Yes

Yes

Correct volume?

Yes

Yes

Hardware volume switch

Yes

Yes

Headphone jack

Yes

Yes

Mic jack

Yes

Yes

Networking

Wired NIC

Yes

Yes

Wireless NIC

Yes

Yes[3]

PCMCIA NIC

Untested

Untested

Firewire

Untested

Untested

Bluetooth

Untested

Untested

Modem

Untested

Untested

Infrared

Untested

Untested

Touchpad & Mice

Touchpad

Yes

Yes

Touchpad - Doubletap = double click

Yes

Yes

Touchpad - Scroll down side

Yes

No

External mouse - USB

Yes

Yes

External mouse - Serial

N/A

N/A

Docking Station/Port Replicator

AC through replicator

Untested

Untested

USB

Untested

Untested

Serial

Untested

Untested

Parallel

Untested

Untested

External Monitor - VGA

Untested

Untested

External Monitor - DVI

Untested

Untested

Modem

Untested

Untested

NIC

Untested

Untested

PS/2

Untested

Untested

Additional Hardware

Fingerprint reader

N/A

N/A

CD/DVD drive

Yes

Yes

PCMCIA cards

No[4]

Yes

Parallel Ports

Untested

Untested

Card reader(s)

No[5]

No[5]

Function and other keys

Fn key

Operation

Keycode

Works?

Bug #

in Breezy (current stable)?

in Dapper (current development)?

+ Space

N/A

N/A

+ Esc

N/A

N/A

+ F1

Sleep

Yes

Yes

+ F2

Wireless On/Off

Yes

No

+ F3

N/A

N/A

+ F4

N/A

N/A

+ F5

-Brightness

Yes

Yes

+ F6

+Brightness

Yes

Yes

+ F7

LCD On/Off

Yes

Yes

+ F8

LCD/Monitor Toggle

No

No

+ F9

N/A

N/A

+ F10

Mute

Yes

Yes

+ F11

-Volume

Yes

Yes

+ F12

+Volume

Yes

Yes

+ Ins

Num Lock

Yes

Yes

+ Del

Scroll Lock

No

No

Other special keys

Key

Operation

Keycode

Works?

Bug #

in Breezy (current stable)?

in Dapper (current development)?

Power4 Gear+ Key

Switch between power saving modes

No[6]

No[6]

Email Launch Key

Launches email program

Yes

Yes

Internet Launch Key

Launches web browser

Yes

No

Pad-Lock Key

Locks the touchpad when using an external mouse

No[7]

No[7]

CD PLayer Key

Opens your music player

Yes[8]

Yes[8]

Previous Track

Moves to the previous track or the beginning of the current track

Yes[8]

Yes[8]

Next Track

Moves to the next track

Yes[8]

Yes[8]

Stop

Stops the music

Yes[8]

Yes[8]

Play-Pause

Plays or pause music

Yes[8]

Yes[8]

Notes

[1] Breezy:

The screen is a little off during installation, which makes it a bit difficult to get through (you can't see the buttons in some dialogs). This problem is also manifested during each boot, but the login screen is fine and everything looks fine after that. After installation, this problem can be solved (as described in ["../AsusA6500U"]) by adding the boot parameter "vga=771". Just edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst file and add that parameter to the end of each kernel line. Thanks, ["IstvanKapcsandi"]. Also, the resolution settings don't get detected during installation. You must check "1280x800" manually, or you will need to add it to xorg.conf later.

Dapper:

The screen is still slightly off during installation, but you can see all the buttons now. Thanks to whoever fixed that! Smile :) "1280x800" needs to be manually checked during installation for Dapper also. After logging in, xorg.conf has the correct resolution and refresh rate shown (1280x800@60), but the actual resolution is 1280x780. In the resolution preferences gui 1280x800 isn't in the drop-down choices, and there are no choices for refresh rate.

[2] This doesn't work by default. However, it will work if you edit /etc/default/acpi-support and turn #ACPI_SLEEP=true into ACPI_SLEEP=true (as described in ["../AsusA6BG16E-RWDL"]). Thanks, ["ThomasBasset"]

[3] The Intel Pro 2200BG wireless card isn't detected correctly during Dapper installation, however after logging in the first time, it does work. If your wireless card doesn't work at all, then you may be using an A6500U, which requires some manual configuration for wireless to work. For details: ["../AsusA6500U"]

[4] Ricoh Co Ltd RL5c476 II

[5] Ricoh

[6] As described in the manual, this button is supposed to cycle through different power schemes. By default it turns off the LCD.

[7] This button is supposed to disable/enable the touchpad. It doesn't do anything. It doesn't even register anything in xev.

[8] By default the CD Player button opens the cd tray and the other buttons do nothing. However, these can easily be configured to do whatever you want using the keyboard shortcuts dialog in System->Preferences.

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