- ACER TRAVELMATE 5720 BLUETOOTH DRIVERS WINDOWS 7 INSTALL
- ACER TRAVELMATE 5720 BLUETOOTH DRIVERS WINDOWS 7 DRIVER
ACER TRAVELMATE 5720 BLUETOOTH DRIVERS WINDOWS 7 DRIVER
This device registers two PCI entries (only one of them can be active), one is using the SDHCI standard (the linux driver is called sdhci) and supports SD cards, and the other one a proprietary interface, but it supports SD/MMC/MS/xD type cards. Smart/MultimediaCard reader: Texas Instruments PCIxx12, shoud be OK but not tested.PCMCIA: Texas Instruments PCIxx12, shoud be OK but not tested.
However these features are being worked out and the iwlwifi driver is quickly improving and it is being merged mainstream, see also. Wireless: Intel 3945ABG, OK (and opensource drivers!) but it does not support master mode, WOWL and most important, the led is not working :).
ACER TRAVELMATE 5720 BLUETOOTH DRIVERS WINDOWS 7 INSTALL
Webcam: Suyin UVC compatible (very good quality), OK, you have to install the uvcvideo driver ( ). Ethernet: Tigon3, OK (including boot from network and WOL). DVD Writer: HL-DT-ST GSA-T20N, OK, i had to add the PCI id of the IDE contoller to drivers/ata/ata_piix.c (and this made my first Linux installation somewhat difficult), but this addition is now mainstream. Sound Card: Intel HDA+Realtek ALC268, OK, just compile the development version of ALSA ( ) and it will rock. That said, the performance is acceptable (Beryl runs perfectly), but not at the level of a good ATI/Nvidia. 
I recommend you to use latest drivers at and remember to compile mesa with -fno-strict-aliasing (Very important!).
Video Card: Intel 965G, OK (and opensource drivers!) but i’m still getting too many crashes while using 3D applications and OpenGL-2.0/FBO is not supported (yet). This should not be a big problem anyway, and even before blacklisting it for NCQ i did not have any data loss in any way. Hard drive: WDC WD1600BEVS-22RST0 (160Gb), OK but i’m getting “spurious completion during NCQ” kernel errors (NCQ is Native Command Queuing and should give better performance for concurrent accesses to the disk), so i had to blacklist my hard drive in the kernel in drivers/ata/libata.c, because the hard disk is probably not following the specification. Really, even if i chosed it trying to maximize linux support is was not expecting such a success.
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