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| LFS pre6.0 || 0.27 || 2.6.7 || [[User:Wyrfel|Wyrfel]] || [[udev rules - wyrfel | These rules]] create some useful symlinks and a names.d folder with symlinks that can be used by scripts to trigger more expressive names for some devices. They are made for the T41p [[2373-GHG]], but should be easily adoptable to other models.
 
| LFS pre6.0 || 0.27 || 2.6.7 || [[User:Wyrfel|Wyrfel]] || [[udev rules - wyrfel | These rules]] create some useful symlinks and a names.d folder with symlinks that can be used by scripts to trigger more expressive names for some devices. They are made for the T41p [[2373-GHG]], but should be easily adoptable to other models.
 
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| Gentoo || 068 || 2.6.13 || Andi || [http://demandiseineseite.gmxhome.de/90-input.rules link This rules file] creates symlinks for Thinkpad's trackpoint, touchpad and a usb mouse (/dev/input/trackpoint -> /dev/input/eventX, etc...). This is handy for X11 configuration if you want to use the synaptics driver and need to know which event device is wired to the touchpad. Won't work with older udev versions. Tested on TP T43.
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| Gentoo || 068 || 2.6.13 || Andi || [http://demandiseineseite.gmxhome.de/90-input.rules This rules file] creates symlinks for Thinkpad's trackpoint, touchpad and a usb mouse (/dev/input/trackpoint -> /dev/input/eventX, etc...). This is handy for X11 configuration if you want to use the synaptics driver and need to know which event device is wired to the touchpad. Won't work with older udev versions. Tested on TP T43.
 
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Revision as of 20:12, 14 September 2005

You may find or publish Thinkpad related configuration files here or point to a page where they are published.

Please publish only configs which you think might really help others or through which you achieved something non trivial. Please also check if a similar config already exists, give a recommended version and comment on the link to your configs page what goal you have achived with it or in which way it can help someone.

Kernel

Version 2.4

Kernel 2.4 config files
Kernel User Purpose and Notes
Version Username provide your link within the description

Version 2.6

Kernel 2.6 config files
Kernel User Purpose and Notes
Version Username provide your link within the description
2.6.12-rc5 wolf For an R40 with ACPI, OSS, no modules. I am using this on Debian sarge without hotplug or other funny stuff.

X11

XFree86

Xfree86 config files
Xfree86 User Purpose and Notes
Version Username Provide your link within your description.
4.3.0.dfsg.1-14 wolf For a Radeon Mobility 7500, internal display only

xorg

xorg config files
xorg User Purpose and Notes
Version Username Provide your link within your description.
for xorg 6.8.0 seletz config for a IBM Thinkpad X40

Modules

modules.conf

moules.conf config files (for Kernels prior 2.6)
Kernel User Purpose and Notes
Version Username Provide your link within your description

modprobe.conf

modprobe.conf config files (for Kernels starting from 2.6)
Kernel User Purpose and Notes
Version Username Provide your link within your description
2.6.x Alan modprobe.conf with configured IR, modem, thinkpad drivers, firewire, etc..

udev

rules

udev rules files
Distro udev Kernel User Purpose and Notes
LFS pre6.0 0.27 2.6.7 Wyrfel These rules create some useful symlinks and a names.d folder with symlinks that can be used by scripts to trigger more expressive names for some devices. They are made for the T41p 2373-GHG, but should be easily adoptable to other models.
Gentoo 068 2.6.13 Andi This rules file creates symlinks for Thinkpad's trackpoint, touchpad and a usb mouse (/dev/input/trackpoint -> /dev/input/eventX, etc...). This is handy for X11 configuration if you want to use the synaptics driver and need to know which event device is wired to the touchpad. Won't work with older udev versions. Tested on TP T43.

permissions

udev permissions files
Distro udev Kernel User Purpose and Notes
+Version Version Version Username Provide the link within your comment.

ACPI

acpid action scripts
event Distro acpid ibm-acpi Kernel User Purpose and Notes
lid closed Debian Sid 1.0.4-1 0.7 2.6.10-rc1-mm1 xaiki

acpid script for suspending (to ram) when the lid is closed
/!\ YOU MUST CREATE MANUALY /var/cache/acpi OR THE SCRIPT WON'T WORK, YOU *NEED* IBM ACPI OR THE SCRIPT WON'T DO ANYTHING /!\ This script (trys to) add decent support to suspend the laptop when the lid is closed. on the x21 ( wich is the only ibm laptop i own ) one of crt or lcd *must* be on, please adapt the script to your needs. this script is intended to go to: /etc/acpi/actions/lm_lid.sh ( in debian ) or any action raised by: event=button[ /]lid.

  1. lm_lid.sh
power button Debian Sid 1.0.4-1 0.7 2.6.10-rc1-mm1 xaiki

acpid script for suspending (to ram) when pressing the power button.
/!\ YOU MUST CREATE MANUALY /var/cache/acpi OR THE SCRIPT WON'T WORK, YOU *NEED* IBM ACPI OR THE SCRIPT WON'T DO ANYTHING /!\ This script (trys to) add decent support to suspend the laptop when the pressing the powerbutton. on the x21 ( wich is the only ibm laptop i own ) one of crt or lcd *must* be on, and you can only switch the lcd off if you are out of X ( the chvt ugly thingy ), please adapt the script to your needs. this script is intended to go to: /etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh ( in debian ) or any action raised by: event=button[ /]power.

  1. powerbtn.sh

Windows

Windows config files
Windows Application User Purpose and Notes
Version Application Username Provide the link within your comment.


See Also

Configuration hints for Mplayer.