800M is weird. It’s Fermi, Kepler and Maxwell. You need to look up your specific gpu to see what architecture it uses.
Edit: It’s even stupider than I thought. Some of the 800M series are either Fermi or Kepler. Like the 820M is both. You need to make sure the GPU family is Maxwell or Kepler.
I will be honest, I don’t think that will be the case. Also even Chevy moved to a thicker oil that should maintain fuel economy on their newer engines and maybe fix it. It’s still 0w. Its probably not going to do much of anything tbh and GM is covering their ass.
Also the recall is literally manufacturing debris on the Chevy trucks. It’s a race to the bottom in quality. Making cars less efficient isn’t going to make them magically more reliable.
We have 2 cars that are 4 years apart in build. 2008 sienna, paint is perfectly smooth, (ignoring the many scratches on it from it being a work van). 200k mi. The 2012 VW Passat, the paint quality is actually horrific. You can see the orange peel 10 feet away after all the jpeg compression and the denoiser in a photo. The 2gr is a new engine for that platform. The 07K in the Passat is oops all plastic for literally everything. Mind you this is the second revision of an engine that came out in the mid 2000s with a gearbox that came out in the early 2000s. So they’re cost saving where they can, the plastics do kind of break. (I’m also aware that it’s an iron block so it’s gonna be heavier than a comprable aluminum block engine)
The engine issues are almost always manufacturing failures. WHAT DO WE MEAN SWARF/METAL DEBRIS is in the engine block. How the fuck do we forget how to clean an engine.
It’s the Hyundai GDi recall all over again. Also, these are new engine families. Even if we reduce the fuel economy limits, it will happen again when car manufacturers introduce new engines.
Edit: the last engine recall I can think of that wasn’t a manufacturing issue was the Saab oil sludge issues.
I know there is a surface specific kernel. I wonder if that would work for you.
https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface
I highly doubt it though.
Also if it’s that similar to the surface, maybe something related to the Intel ISP module? Only thing I can think of. All my Intel stuff is ancient and/or properly supported.
Edit: best I can tell, if it’s truly based on surface hardware, the camera issues are due to the intel image processing unit (IPU3). So whatever you’re missing lies here. It’s not a true camera issue. Basically your camera isn’t really USB, It goes into the blackbox that is the intel processing thing. Since there’s a skycam driver on the Lenovo driver page for your tablet, it’s probably along those lines.
Most cameras on windows are just USB. My 7th/8th gen Intel laptop is USB.
This is just me googling.
https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/discussions/1352
This is the discussion for it on that same GitHub. Good luck with this.
Unfortunately work/jobs. We are full into Microsoft and have lab equipment which is annoying at a bare minimum.
I use bunsenlabs Linux and it reports as the version type, which in this case is boron. There’s a lot of scripts that see boron and not oslike which is debian. I have to manually edit a lot of install scripts for them to work as boron isn’t a valid debian version.
5825u laptops are like $300 for the same amount of ram and storage as a T480. They are much faster and quite efficient.
T480s are around the $200-300 range. I will be honest, it’s not worth it at that point.
Also true. It’s currently my media ripping machine. If I find a cheap 2 GHz pentium m I might put it in.
What’s your budget? T480/580 are still good but they’re getting expensive.
Some of those atoms use weird powervr graphics that aren’t supported by anything. Mine has an ati gpu which is helpful.
For HP laptops you can just a flash drive now. You can extract the bios file and signature file from the bios updater.
You can just extract the bios.files now. As long as you have a flash drive you can update the bios on HP.laptops.
And can’t be replaced. Sister has a t580 with a mangled USB c poet. Only one left to charge.
T480 but I’m wondering 7th or 8th gen Intel. Both options were offered.
More like 2005
Pentium m laptops are almost useable. The biggest issue is the lack of 32 bit software.
Guided access on ios.
I knew someone on Reddit who did it. Be thankful that Lemmy renders the thorn.
4000 and 5000 series AMD laptops are around the $300 range for a decently specced model. I have a 5825u laptop and it’s fast and efficient.
The stupid ai touch up tools do so much more now. My friends bought a house and all my friendgroup has been helping them fix it and paint it. I needed a reference photo when reinstalling vents so I decided to use the listing to figure out which vent went where.
The fuckass realtor who listed the house removed every single vent with the stupid ai tool. Same with the kitchen, there was no sink in the photos. Like what are we doing
A. What laptop is it? B. What charger is it? C. What’s the voltage of your old and new charger?
Lots of laptops use 19.5v or 20v chargers, but I’ve seen some that charge on 5v barrel.
Also they are usually smart chargers. Dell uses onewire for communication, idk what HP or other companies use.
820M is Fermi and Kepler. Same with the 810M. As if that makes any fucking sense.
I remembered it being stupid, I didn’t realize it was that stupid.