[Bug 109051] intel_idle.max_cstate=1 required to prevent crashes - Baytrail

[Georg F K Hoehn]

If anyone is willing to put up with an even smaller screen, I've been overall very happy with the OneMix Yoga 2s, a 7 inch convertible. Only two account issues are that the stylus is essentially not supported on Linux and the usb-C port is very picky about the voltage (only 12V), which also makes using video -out via USB-C a hit and miss game (doesn't work with my Thinkvision P24h screen, but other people have reported they get video via USB-c).

I can live with both issues although I'd like to see at least the first one fixed. I think they may be fixed on the newer OneMix Yoga 3s. That one also has a larger 8.4 inch screen, but I'm set for the moment. (Might check again when there are some 10nm cpu units in a small form factor).

Just thought I'd share my experience in case anyone is looking for a performance upgrade to the Toshiba Click.

Grg

On 30 May 2019 14:30:57 CEST, E Jonsen <e_jonsen at hotmail.com> wrote:
>>In the meantime, I bought a cheap Thinkpad x230, which is 50% heavier,
>>much larger but still portable enough, and brought absolutely 0
>problem
>>with Linux... I still like the tiny TCM, but can't use it except as an
>>on-the-move emergency terminal.
>>--
>>Nicolas Huillard
>
>I had the TCM on holiday a few weeks ago, to monitor my various hosting
>servers and it performed admirably, including the bluetooth Elecom
>mouse. Prior to going on holiday, I've rebuilt the kernel to now
>include encrypted files systems (LUKS), which can be found in the
>'untested' section of toshibaclick.info.
>I haven't been able to find a cost effective replacement for my daily
>Dell E4200 (1Kg) and the X230 weighs a good deal more, as does the Dell
>7240. 🙁
>
>EJ

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