Call for Participation - Ubuntu Friendly
Just recently, I discovered the the "Ubuntu Friendly" hardware self-validation program for desktops, netbooks and laptops has gone live. For more details, visit:
And what I am asking for is a call to participate from this great community for giving back to the larger FOSS community. If you find that your
model of HP system is not listed there, please take a few minutes and follow:
http://friendly.ubuntu.com/participate/
It's really rather painless to do, and even works from a LiveCD so that you don't have to install anything.
To submit the results, you'll need to have a Launchpad account.
P.S I've also asked some Canonical folks to see if a server-centric query program and site be made available as well, so will keep you informed as to that status, too
Recent blog posts
- Call for Participation - Ubuntu Friendly
- Real-Time Linux support survey
- CentOS 6.0 released on July 10, 2011
- Fedora 15 released on May 24, 2011
- Testing new hardware support for Debian 6.0.2
- Ubuntu User-Experience survey
- HP Linux Driver, Firmware, and Deployment Survey
- Call-to-Install ( testing Debian squeeze )
- Ubuntu Server Survey
- Installing Fedora 13 in HP Pavilion dv6-1245dx
Recent comments
- Hp Compaq NC6000 Driver Linux
13 weeks 2 days ago - Fedora 15
49 weeks 5 days ago - problem solved
1 year 33 weeks ago - need logical drives
1 year 33 weeks ago - Linux is fine
1 year 41 weeks ago - you can download latest
1 year 43 weeks ago - Linux is Reliable
1 year 44 weeks ago - Let's have a list of fully functional HP notebooks
1 year 51 weeks ago - SLED 11 EliteBook 8530w
1 year 51 weeks ago - HP has to provide better support for Linux
1 year 51 weeks ago
Comments
Hp Compaq NC6000 Driver Linux
Hi all
I have laptop HP Compaq NC6000, I have installed Ubuntu 10.04, try setting sensor
for temperatures cpu, fan, cmos battery, and other, but is impossible configuring
this chip sensor.
Do you know if there are drivers linux/ubuntu for configure, setting sensor chip?
Which driver to use?
Thanks
Regards