# Laptop/Fujitsu

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## Model List

Model version | Date | Video | Sound | Ethernet | Wireless | Bluetooth | Power management | Modem | Other | Remarks
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Lifebook T902 | 2017.08.01 | mesa works great (Intel) | Works (Intel) | Works (Intel) | Works (wifi-menu and networkmanager) (Intel) | Works | TLP works | untested | Touchscreen / pen works with xf86-input-wacom, but the driver needs to be manually removed and readded after suspend. Fingerprint scanner works with fprint. | Have not found a way to program the button panel by the power button yet. Sound buttons work, super key button works (in kde at least) but rotation lock, A and B buttons do nothing. Also have not found a way to rotate screen and disable the keyboard / touchpad automatically when switching to tablet mode, making tablet mode essentially unusable.
Lifebook T904 | circa 2014 | ?? | ?? | ?? | Works (Intel) | ?? | ?? | ?? | According to the Fprint wiki, the reader does not appear to be a supported model. If the reader is unused, it is recommended that the device be physically disabled in the bios. | Fan noise was an issue on initial BIOS revisions. The change log for BIOS version 1.08 noted a fan settings update which has since resolved the fan noise issue. User confirmations of the fix may be found after post #540 [1]
Amilo Se 1520 | circa 2007 | Works | Works poorly with ALSA. Both SPDIF and the external microphone do not work. The internal microphone above the LCD works, however the volume cannot be changed or the microphone disabled. | ?? | Works (ipw3945 chipset, see Wireless network configuration#iwlegacy) | ?? | Works | ?? | Touchpad works with Synaptics | `Alt`+`Function` key commands work, but the special buttons on the left side of the keyboard do not work out of the box.

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