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Does anyone use Yoper on a laptop? I read in some of the documentations that an AGP card is required to run X and KDE? Is this really the case? ...
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- 02-17-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Yoper on laptops?
Does anyone use Yoper on a laptop? I read in some of the documentations that an AGP card is required to run X and KDE? Is this really the case? thanks
- 02-18-2005 #2Linux Engineer
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It should work, but it really depends what kind of laptop you're talking about. I haven't heard anything about Yoper not working on laptops specifically before. The only major difference between Yoper and other distros is that it's optimized for i686 processors. So if you don't have an i686 processor on the laptop in question, it will not work, of course.
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i am assuming a 1.13 P3 -m is a i686? I thought i read somewhere that all P3 would be classified as i686?
- 02-18-2005 #4
Yoper is a i586 standard, not i686 stantard architecture, so Yoper should work on the P3 you have;
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Re: Yoper on laptops?
I had problems installing YOS 2.1.0-4 on my Compaq Evo N1015v laptop. It didn't cause problems when installing other distros (like Debian or Suse) so it was Yoper specific and it didn't work on Yoper although I tried hard.
Originally Posted by metallicafan
With 2.2 (testing) I also had problems but it did install.
On the other hand, on my mom's Sony VAIO is didn't cause any problems, except for 3d not working (ATI card). So I guess it strongly depends on the specific hardware you have.
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michux - thanks for the reply i think i might try it on my laptop i can always take it off if it dont work
dylunio - i just looked on Yoper's website and it is a i686 standard
- 02-23-2005 #7err, sorry about that, I think I need new glasses.
Originally Posted by metallicafan
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hahaha no problem man
- 06-08-2005 #9Linux User
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A. The i686 version of Yoper desktop supports the following CPU's:
* Pentium II
* Pentium Pro/ Celeron
* Pentium III /Celeron Coppermine
* Pentium 4 /Xeon
* Athlon/Duron/K7 (Athlon-xp and Athlon-mp)
* Cyrix M2
There you go, basicly any pentium, and a few others...
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ATHLOn - XP-M
The installation went without a hitch(as far as I can tell, very blind installation).. after the reboot I chose YOS from LILO then I saw the 2 two lines with the BIOS bla bla, and then when it usually changes the resolutrion my laptop died, nothing was active, HDD, KBD, Screen ... nothing! I don't know what's wrong.... has someone had the same situation?


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