Linux on Compaq LTE 5100
by Hans Schou <lte5100@schou.dk>
Based on Red Hat 6.0.
Here is what is static about your Compaq LTE 5100
- Pentium 90MHz
- 16MB RAM
- Cirrus Logic clgd7543 graphic chip
- TFT 800x600 display
- APM support
- Sound Blaster compatible soundcard
- IrDA interface
- PC-Card slot
- IDE harddisk, 800MB
- ATAPI CD-ROM drive
- Serial port
- Parallel port
Optional
- Something plugged in to the PC-Card slot
- +64MB RAM
- 2GB harddisk
- Docking station
- eepro Ethernet
- Extra CD-ROM
- Extra harddisk
Building a new kernel
As a lot of things is known with you Compaq LTE 5100 I could provide
you with a binary kernel, and you could save 50 minutes with
compiling the kernel. (Yes, it will take 50 min :)
Here is what I use to do:
mv linux-2.2.13.tar.bz2 /usr/src
bzip2 -cd linux-2.2.13.tar.bz2 | tar xvf -
mv linux linux-2.2.13
ln -s linux-2.2.13 linux
cd linux
make xconfig
mv .config .config_old
cp /root/.config-compaq5100 .config
make mrproper
make dep
make clean
make bzImage
make modules
make modules_install
Linux kernel newer than 2.2.13
As Linus sometimes put new stuff into the kernel, you will not
be able to use my .config file.
- Copy my .config file to /usr/src/linux
- Type make oldconfig
- Answer all the questions
Features
- Try apm -s (suspend)
- Try apm -S (standby)
I also use the laptop with a SmartMedia PC-card adapter together
with a Ricoh digital camera.