After you've installed 4.x-RELEASE, get cvsup from
ports or
packages.
Then, prepare your supfile. Here is my supfile.
I don't want to break my 4.0-RELEASE /usr/src, so I put current-src to
/export/home/cvsup(this is refered as $prefix
below). If you want to change it, edit
*default base=/export/home/cvsup
*default prefix=/export/home/cvsup
lines in your supfile.
Get the source. You must ensure that you have at least 260Mb of free
space to keep the whole source.
# cd $somewhere
# cvsup -g -L 2 supfile-current
Wait until cvsup will finish...
Before building your new kernel, please execute these commands:
(there is a directory location dependency on recent 5-current)
Now, my VAIO Z505NR(this is called Z505HS in U.S.) works like a charm
using 5-current (June 2, 2000). I can use these devices without
any problems. Thanks to all FreeBSD folks!!
NeoMagic MagicMedia 256AV controller on XFree86 3.3.6 using 16bpp
XGA This is my XF86Config.
Intel EtherExpress Pro 10/100B Ethernet as fxp0
Intel 82371AB/EB (PIIX4) USB controller as uhci0
Microsoft IntelliMouse as ums0
Fujitsu USB keyboard as ukbd0
Yamaha DS-1E (YMF744) as pcm0
Sony CD-ROM Drive for VAIO (CGA-CD51) as atapicd0
U.S. Robotics PCMCIA modem card (XJ/CC1560J) as sio4
fxp0
suspend/resume patch for Z505NR, Z505HS. This code is not
merged in the current source tree, but without this patch,
Z505NR(HS) will strongly hangs when it resumes from suspend. I
think this patch is recommended for all
Z505NR and Z505HS users.
HOW TO PATCH:
uhci0
suspend/resume patch for Z505NR, Z505HS, C1XF, and other
VAIOs. This code is also not merged in the current source tree.
Without this patch, these VAIOs can't use the USB device after
suspend. This patch is also recommended
for all recent VAIO users.
HOW TO PATCH:
Do you want to play mpg123 or any other sound applications?
Yes, when you are using FreeBSD-current, YMF744(Yamaha DS-XG) chip
is fully supported for playing and recording. You don't need any
patches for this feature. Just enable "device pcm" on your kernel
config file(refer to my kernel config
file).
You can use PCMCIA card listed above and Sony CD-ROM Drive without
any patches. Just enable your pccardd and plug in your PCMCIA
card. BE CAREFUL that all Cardbus cards
are not supported yet.
What I can't do on my Z505NR:
I can't use my winmodem (Don't ask me. It's FAQ!!)
I can't play sound after suspend (this will be fixed soon).
I can't use IEEE 1394 (because I haven't tested yet).
I can't use MemoryStick Interface (because I don't have
MemoryStick device :-) )
Anyway, these problems will be fixed sooner or later(except winmodem).
Akira Funahashi <funa@funa.org>
Last modified: Fri Jul 28 02:43:00 2000