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Home » News » Sony » Running Linux on the Sony UX-180p

Running Linux on the Sony UX-180p

By David Ciccone, posted Sunday, Jul. 9th, 2006
Reader Comments: 1

When you invest almost 2,000.00 dollars on one of the most innovative portable computing devices on the market, first thing on my mind is why not install Linux? Well apparently it can be done! Yikes I have to say this kinda scares the heck out of me.. But I guess what do you have to lose? Ummm... You tell me? Check out Mozy's entire story





Working features:
  1. Keyboard
  2. Mouse
  3. Screen (doesn't fill the screen yet)
  4. USB is detected (obviously because we booted from it!)
  5. CardBus chipset (which houses the Cingular WWAN adapter).
Non Working features:
  1. VAIO button
  2. Fingerprint scanner
  3. Intel WiFi card
  4. Zoom buttons
  5. Touchscreen (this might work if I look into it more..maybe later)
  6. Camera's DON'T work


Source: Handtops

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cool news..
Posted by roeland, Sunday, Jul. 9th, 2006
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