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Posted: May 24 2006,01:06 QUOTE
Not a prob bud!

Just remember: Google is your friend!

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Posted: May 24 2006,05:18 QUOTE
roberts, that sounds very nice. :D
I'm using DSL-2.1b on my laptop. I will wait for the next version of DSL.

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Posted: May 24 2006,17:12 QUOTE
Yes

DSL version 2.1b or instead you could also try DSL-N

both should support ACPI.
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Posted: May 25 2006,13:06 QUOTE
I haven't tried DSL-N yet. How stable is it, compared to DSL? I suppose it works in very much the same way, with possibility of frugal/toram install, extensions and so on? I guess I must dig into it and give it a go...

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Posted: May 27 2006,17:37 QUOTE
DSL version 2.1b with Linux kernel version 2.4.31, SATA hard drive support and ACPI support is very stable.  DSL went back to the older 2.4.26 kernel with version 2.2+ of DSL in order to maintain maximum support for older hardware and to resolve issues with some wireless & pcmcia services with some specific pieces of hardware.

DSL-N is still in very early stages of development but is considered to be far enough along for everyday use for the many people who are already using it.
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