Hi Dave, all,
I've had fantastic success with both my laptop and my girlfriend's
laptops. They've both installed flawlessly (and as a side-effect, the
ACPI CPU stepping seems to be working properly on my girlfriend's
laptop now!) with zero hardware issues. I'd thoroughly suggest giving
the live CD a try... No need to bother with dual-booting to test the
hardware compatibility. ;)
I have had one issue, which when I have some time, I intend on
reporting to the ATARAID list and/or the Ubuntu dmraid maintainer.
dmraid doesn't detect my nvraid RAId-0 set with the 2.6.28-11 kernel
and the -15 dmraid release. Nothing changes with the 2.6.27-14 kernel
from Intrepid, BUT with the old kernel and the -14 release from
intrepid, it *does* work.
So at present my desktop machine is still having to use the old
kernel, until I can obtain a fix for the problem. Oddly enough the
RAID-1 device is detected perfectly - sadly this only has data on it,
and not my boot system.
So, aside from my 'silly' use of dmraid, I've not had a problem with
jaunty - I quite like it!
HTH,
Tom
Quoting dave <dave(a)staffslug.org.uk>:
> Hello one and all.
>
> I've currently got Debian 5.0 installed and working with the wireless
> (yeah!), but I'm reading interesting things with Ubuntu 9.04 and
> thinking, do I or don't I?
>
> What are peoples views?
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Well, took the plunge and installed Ubuntu 9.04. Wireless was a bit shaky
to start with, but with a quick tweak (no file editing required), wireless
up and running, appears to even work after hibernate!
So far, so good.. (and yes, I'm sending this email from Ubuntu wirelessly
just to be sure)