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calamity (Fujitsu Lifebook P1110)

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Summary

Neat because of the Transmeta processor and the smaller than subnotebook design.

Notes

  • Modem is part of a combination modem/wifi mini-pci card.
  • Only has a single antenna for any wifi upgrades.
  • Neither battery size lines up with the screen's top edge when closed (poor aesthetics).
  • Keyboard makes a lot of compromises, but it is the smallest thing I can touch type on still.

Hardware

Make Fujitsu
Year 2002
Model Lifebook P1110
Chassis Lifebook P1110
Processor Transmeta Crusoe TM5800 - 733 MHz
Memory 256 MB
Ports 3.5mm headphone
  3.5mm microphone
  VGA dongle port
  RJ-11 Modem (not connected)
  2x USB A 1.0
Graphics ATI Rage Mobility-M
Storage 64GB mSATA SBe MDMS-SBe-064 with JM20330 PATA Bridge
Display 8.9" 1024x600
Int. Peripherals SigmaTel AC 9757T Audio
  Atheros AR5213A AR5BMB-44 802.11abg
  Fujitsu Resistive Touch Panel
Ext. Peripherals -
Dimensions  
Length/Depth 16.8 cm
Width 23.2 cm
Height/Thickness 3.1 cm
Weight 1.11 kg (2 lbs 7 oz)

Software

Operating System Windows XP Professional
Unique applications -

Log

[2014-05-13 Tue] A tiny Fujitsu with Transmeta CPU

Bought on ebay. I think I was specifically looking for Transmeta Crusoe machines at the time.

[2014-05-25 Sun] Linux Touchscreen calibration

A bit sketchy on the details of how I came up with this. If I had to guess I probably ran xev and recorded the coordinates when touching each screen edge. Anyway, here's some math and appropriate commands for setting the touch panel coordinate transform matrix:

left edge=56
top edge=37
right edge=23
bottom edge=13

touch height = 600+(37+13) = 650
touch width = 1024+(56+23) = 1103
horizontal offset = -56
vertical offset = -37

c0 = touch_area_width / total_width
c2 = touch_area_height / total_height
c1 = touch_area_x_offset / total_width
c3 = touch_area_y_offset / total_height

c0 = 1103/1024 = 1.077148
c2 = 650/600 = 1.083333
c1 = -56/1024 = -0.054688
c3 = -37/600 = -0.061667

xinput set-prop "Device Name" --type=float "Coordinate Transformation Matrix" c0 0 c1 0 c2 c3 0 0 1

xinput set-prop "Fujitsu Takamisawa USB Touch Panel" --type=float "Coordinate Transformation Matrix" 1.08333 0 -0.054688 0 1.083333 -0.061667 0 0 1

[2021-05-20 Thu] Drive upgrade

Swapped dual compact flash setup for a 64GB mSATA drive and PATA adapter. Dedicated about half to a Windows XP install.