[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":238},["ShallowReactive",2],{"\u002Ffujitsu-lifebook-t730":3},{"id":4,"title":5,"body":6,"createdAt":226,"description":227,"draft":228,"extension":229,"image":230,"mastodonThread":230,"meta":231,"navigation":232,"path":233,"seo":234,"stem":19,"tags":235,"updatedAt":236,"__hash__":237},"content\u002FFujitsu Lifebook T730.md","Fujitsu_Lifebook_T730",{"type":7,"value":8,"toc":219},"minimark",[9,21,79,82,87,90,93,133,136,140,143,148,152,155,171,174,182,193,196,199,203,210,213,216],[10,11,12,13,20],"p",{},"I recently got a ",[14,15,19],"a",{"href":16,"rel":17},"http:\u002F\u002Fstore.shopfujitsu.com\u002Ffpc\u002FEcommerce\u002Fbuildseriesbean.do?series=T730",[18],"nofollow","Fujitsu Lifebook T730",", the package with these specs (from the website):",[22,23,24,28,31,34,37,40,43,46,49,52,55,58,61,64,67,70,73,76],"ul",{},[25,26,27],"li",{},"Intel i5-450M Processor (2.4 GHz, 3 MB L3 cache) with Turbo Boost Technology",[25,29,30],{},"12.1\" WXGA LED backlight",[25,32,33],{},"Dual digitizer (pen input and capacitive multi-touch screen)",[25,35,36],{},"Intel HD Graphics",[25,38,39],{},"Built-in webcam with dual digital array microphones for video chat",[25,41,42],{},"4 GB DDR3 1066 MHz SDRAM memory (2 GB + 2GB)",[25,44,45],{},"160 GB S-ATA, 7200 rpm hard drive (protected by Fujitsu Shock Sensor)",[25,47,48],{},"10\u002F100\u002F1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN",[25,50,51],{},"Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6200 WLAN",[25,53,54],{},"Bluetooth Wireless",[25,56,57],{},"Modular Dual-Layer Super-Multi DVD Writer",[25,59,60],{},"Embedded Fingerprint Sensor, integrated TPM, Security Panel",[25,62,63],{},"Integrated ambient light sensor",[25,65,66],{},"Full-size, spill-resistant keyboard with touchpad (includes scroll sensor)",[25,68,69],{},"High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) port",[25,71,72],{},"User-cleanable dust filter",[25,74,75],{},"Main battery: Lithium ion (6-cell, 5200 mAh)",[25,77,78],{},"Bundle code XBUY-T730-W7-003",[10,80,81],{},"Plus I got the extra battery for the swappable bay.",[83,84,86],"h2",{"id":85},"ubuntu-linux-1004-lucid-on-the-fujitsu-lifebook-t730","Ubuntu Linux 10.04 (Lucid) on the Fujitsu Lifebook T730",[10,88,89],{},"I thought I'd boot into windows to make sure all the hardware worked before replacing it with linux, but after it rebooted for the 4th time while doing it's configuration I gave up and killed it. I didn't even make it to the desktop. So unfortunately that means I can't do much of a comparison there.",[10,91,92],{},"So on to linux! I had an Ubuntu 10.04 disk, so I tried that first. Almost everything works out of the box! In fact, the only thing that doesn't work is the capacitive touch screen and screen buttons. I haven't tried the fingerprint reader, and probably won't mess with it at all. I also haven't tried the HDMI, though I'll probably give that a go eventually.",[10,94,95,96,99,100,102,103,105,106,108,109,114,115,117,118,120,121,123,124,126,127,129,130,132],{},"Highlights of what works, what doesn't",[97,98],"br",{},"\n|| Feature || Status ||",[97,101],{},"\n|| Pen input || Perfect, though needs some calibration ||",[97,104],{},"\n|| Touch input || Perfect, after much gnashing of teeth that turned out simple. See below. ||",[97,107],{},"\n|| Screen buttons || Didn't work until I got ",[14,110,113],{"href":111,"rel":112},"http:\u002F\u002Fsourceforge.net\u002Fapps\u002Fmediawiki\u002Ffjbtndrv\u002Findex.php?title=Main_Page",[18],"fjbtndrv",", now they work fine ||",[97,116],{},"\n|| Wireless || Perfect ||",[97,119],{},"\n|| Touchpad || Perfect, scrollyness and all. It needs to be more sensitive though. ||",[97,122],{},"\n|| Webcam || Perfect ||",[97,125],{},"\n|| Sound || Perfect ||",[97,128],{},"\n|| Screen || Perfect. Fully controllable via xrandr and some wacom tool. ||",[97,131],{},"\n|| Suspend to RAM || Perfect. Sweetness. ||",[10,134,135],{},"(Note that this info probably exactly applies for Linux on the Fujitsu Lifebook T900 and TH900 and probably a few others, since they have extremely similar hardware).",[83,137,139],{"id":138},"battery-life","Battery Life",[10,141,142],{},"One of my hopes with the extra battery has been to get a significant boost on the battery life.",[22,144,145],{},[25,146,147],{},"Unoptimized, listening to pandora over wifi - 5:00 hours",[83,149,151],{"id":150},"touch-input","Touch Input",[10,153,154],{},"I thrashed about for a few days before I got the touch input to work -- and most of the thrashing was because I didn't try to actually follow the directions linearly, as usual. Here are the two main resources that I found useful:",[22,156,157,164],{},[25,158,159],{},[14,160,163],{"href":161,"rel":162},"http:\u002F\u002Flinuxwacom.sourceforge.net\u002Findex.php\u002Fhowto\u002Fmain",[18],"Linux Wacom Project HOWTO",[25,165,166],{},[14,167,170],{"href":168,"rel":169},"http:\u002F\u002Fubuntuforums.org\u002Fshowpost.php?p=6546012&postcount=1",[18],"Ubuntu Forum LinuxWacom HOWTO post",[10,172,173],{},"Now the pen\u002Feraser inputs were listed out of the box in xinput --list, so I mistakenly believed that the issue was somewhere before X. Ubuntu switched from HAL to udev for Lucid (10.04), so I was digging around there. I also upgraded my Wacom X11 driver to the latest release, and then to the latest git. I poked at the \u002Fusr\u002Flib\u002FX11\u002Fxorg.conf.d\u002F10-wacom.conf, upgrading that to the latest recommended settings. Nothing worked. I knew it worked in general because 'xxd \u002Fdev\u002FttyS0' showed stuff when I touched the screen.",[10,175,176,177,181],{},"Finally I went ahead and created an \u002Fetc\u002FX11\u002Fxorg.conf. I was really reluctant to do that because I thought I'd end up having to have the full config, like in the old days. But no! I only had to specify the things I wanted to override, in this case some details on the touch screen. Everything else was still auto detected! Here is my ",[178,179,180],"em",{},"entire"," xorg.conf:",[183,184,189],"pre",{"className":185,"code":187,"language":188},[186],"language-text","Section \"InputDevice\"\n  Driver        \"wacom\"\n  Identifier    \"stylus\"\n  Option        \"Device\"        \"\u002Fdev\u002FttyS0\"          # SERIAL ONLY\n  Option        \"Type\"          \"stylus\"\n  Option        \"ForceDevice\"   \"ISDV4\"               # Serial Tablet PC ONLY\nEndSection\n\nSection \"InputDevice\"\n  Driver        \"wacom\"\n  Identifier    \"eraser\"\n  Option        \"Device\"        \"\u002Fdev\u002FttyS0\"          # SERIAL ONLY\n  Option        \"Type\"          \"eraser\"\n  Option        \"ForceDevice\"   \"ISDV4\"               # Serial Tablet PC ONLY\nEndSection\n\n# This section is for the TabletPC that supports touch\nSection \"InputDevice\"\n  Driver        \"wacom\"\n  Identifier    \"touch\"\n  Option        \"Device\"        \"\u002Fdev\u002FttyS0\"          # SERIAL ONLY\n  Option        \"Type\"          \"touch\"\n  Option        \"ForceDevice\"   \"ISDV4\"               # Serial Tablet PC ONLY\nEndSection\n\n\nSection \"ServerLayout\"\n        Identifier     \"Default Layout\"\n        InputDevice    \"stylus\"    \"SendCoreEvents\"\n        InputDevice    \"eraser\"    \"SendCoreEvents\"\n        InputDevice    \"touch\"     \"SendCoreEvents\"    # Only a few TabletPCs support this type\nEndSection\n","text",[190,191,187],"code",{"__ignoreMap":192},"",[10,194,195],{},"I haven't done calibration yet, looks like that is a bit of a manual process right now (they are transitioning codebases over at LinuxWacom). But it is close enough to be useable anyway :)",[10,197,198],{},"Once I got it working, I tried some plugins for firefox and also grabbed Fennec. Fun!",[83,200,202],{"id":201},"screen-buttons-and-swivel-auto-rotate","Screen Buttons and Swivel Auto Rotate",[10,204,205,206,209],{},"Installing ",[14,207,113],{"href":111,"rel":208},[18]," made the buttons work. It also comes with a daemon named fscrotd that does the auto-rotate on swivel. Finding it was the hardest part -- it works great.",[211,212],"hr",{},[10,214,215],{},"EDIT (By Erich.me) There is a file you can download in the T730 Driver\u002FUtility downloads on the Fujitsu site called AutoRotationSSD_FJ_v1.00.10.003SSD_W7-32.exe that makes the Auto-Rotate function work perfectly. I am trying out some of the other T731 Drivers and Utilities and I will post more if any of them add functionality.",[10,217,218],{},"(awwaiid asks) Question to Erich.me - how is an .exe useful in linux?",{"title":192,"searchDepth":220,"depth":220,"links":221},2,[222,223,224,225],{"id":85,"depth":220,"text":86},{"id":138,"depth":220,"text":139},{"id":150,"depth":220,"text":151},{"id":201,"depth":220,"text":202},"2010-07-27T16:14-04:00","I recently got a Fujitsu Lifebook T730, the package with these specs (from the website):",false,"md",null,{},true,"\u002Ffujitsu-lifebook-t730",{"title":5,"description":227},[],"2012-01-03T23:06-05:00","CMN5FkO0cYH01OQSbtKcv8SstEKj88fEq63RqH4H3N8",1778988311561]