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["Antonio J. de Oliveira" <ajoliveira@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello

It is by far better on Lucid release 32-bit. The only way of booting a
toshiba a10 is by putting it in the recovery mode. Neither the display
is detected or the wireless adapter work, but that is the lucant-agere
bug, described elsewhere. The computer worked fine on Karmic, and is
unusable now.

Best regards

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[i855] Xserver freezing on Toshiba Satellite A10 (Intel 82852/855GM)
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