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Article ID: 192
Last update: 05-11-06
Issue:
I am having trouble getting Linux installed or configured on my laptop computer. What should I do?
Resolution:

Laptops are one of the hardest pieces of hardware to support for any operating system. Many times, the company that constructs the hardware has to tweak a chipset to make it fit in the confined structure or meet certain power requirements. These changes are usually only documented internally for trade secret reasons and can only be reverse-engineered or worked around.

When Red Hat Support finds itself with a laptop question, our first (and sometimes only) reference is the Linux Laptop Pages, which can be found at http://www.linux-laptop.net.


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