Comments on: Fujitsu Launches LifeBook N7010 Laptop with Secondary Display http://laptoping.com/fujitsu-lifebook-n7010.html About Laptops and Other Mobile Computers - News, Reviews, Deals Thu, 24 May 2012 18:52:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Robert Madore http://laptoping.com/fujitsu-lifebook-n7010.html/comment-page-1/#comment-1255998 Robert Madore Sat, 17 Apr 2010 15:12:28 +0000 http://laptoping.com/fujitsu-lifebook-n7010.html#comment-1255998 I purchased this notebook December 08. Started having trouble about two months later. It would produce the BSD at random and the problem pointed to the ATI Video drivers. The NB came with 320GB 4GB and it was very nice at first. I think that ATI drivers SUCK BIG-TIME as I have had problems with them previously on other computers. The Vista 64bit Premium was not friendly. I replaced the OS with Ubunutu (currently 9.10) and all worked fine UNTIL I installed the ATI drivers and back came the BSD. I do not recommend this notebook to anyone who wants a carefree environment as there always appears to be a BSD lurking in the future. When I run the Ubuntu, the small 4 inch screen only works as a touch pad without video, but other than that the LINUX works great and everything else works. Bob I purchased this notebook December 08.

Started having trouble about two months later.

It would produce the BSD at random and the problem pointed to the ATI Video drivers.

The NB came with 320GB 4GB and it was very nice at first.

I think that ATI drivers SUCK BIG-TIME as I have had problems with them previously on other computers.

The Vista 64bit Premium was not friendly.

I replaced the OS with Ubunutu (currently 9.10) and all worked fine UNTIL I installed the ATI drivers and back came the BSD.

I do not recommend this notebook to anyone who wants a carefree environment as there always appears to be a BSD lurking in the future.

When I run the Ubuntu, the small 4 inch screen only works as a touch pad without video, but other than that the LINUX works great and everything else works.

Bob

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