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-====== Samsung NC10 anynet ======
-===== Powersaving =====
-==== Multi-Core Multi-Threaded====
-if no performance is needed or for extreme powersaving\\
-<code bash>echo 1 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/sched_mc_power_savings</code>
-for full performance (**default**)\\
-<code bash>echo 0 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/sched_mc_power_savings</code>
-you wont be able to edit those files with an editor so the shell lines above are the only way
-==== links ====
-http://www.lesswatts.org\\
-http://www.irqbalance.org
-===== HowTo - install Debian =====
-==== getting prepared ====
-I used the pre-installed XP to install a Debian-Installer (developer version) as I didnt want to launch a bootable usbstick
-==== installation ====
-I for one installed lenny with Xfce which was at this very moment "testing"\\
-as I didnt have wireless supported I did everything hardwired\\
-I wont get into installing debian here itself as there are enough howtos to refere to
-after installation, you will recognize everything working out of the box\\
-apart of some of the __**Fn-Keys**__, your __**wireless**__ (Atheros AR242x) and your __**sound**__ (Intel HDA ICHY7 Realtek ALC272)\\
-well you will have sound output but no input and not with all functions you could have (mute, control)
-==== wireless ====
-you need to build a vanilla [[useful:kernel]] your own to get the latest ath5k drivers and anything else you might not have with a current distro-kernel
-==== sound ====
-I have [[useful:alsa]] installed and just build the latest [[useful:alsa|alsa-drivers, -libs and -utils]] from source
-==== keyboard ====
-NOT FINISHED YET
-I have recognized that some of the keys are mapped for **"press"** but not for **"release"**
-==== touchpad ====
-[[useful:synaptics]]
-==== backlight ====
-you may install xbacklight\\
-<code bash>apt-get install xbacklight</code>\\
-but that will not help you much... the first step is to max out backlight intensity while no boot is initiated **(bios->grub/lilo/bootloader->boot)**\\
-you may set it in bios as default and include a\\
-<code bash>xbacklight -set 60</code>\\
-to your startup script
-===== hardware =====
-==== bluetooth ====
-as there is a bluetooth named port inside (guess its USB as it has 4 pins), you may order spareparts of another laptop with the same connector\\
-  * cable //BA39-00643A//  **CBF HARNESS-BLUETOOTH Palau Bluetooth Cable**
-  * BT //BA59-01691A//  **MODULE-BLUETOOTH Bluetooth V2.0 T60H928.**
-===== global links =====
-[[http://kettensaegenfee.de/index.php?/plugin/tag/Samsung+NC10/|german blog]] **by Andreas Thul**\\
-[[http://flickr.com/photos/12589320@N08/2994841531/|dissected pictures]]
-[[https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NC10|very useful for Fn+]]

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