Good day -
I know it's somewhat heretical to post this in a Fedora forum, but I've got Ubuntu Hardy Heron (8.04.1) running flawlessly on my Poulsbo-based Dell Mini 12. Perhaps my experiences will be useful to you all - see in particular
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...014534&page=10, post #94.
The Ubuntu folks have spun an OEM edition of Hardy specifically for netbook and MID manufacturers, and they seem to have access to code from Intel that I can't find anywhere else on the web. The Moblin psb-kmod and xf86-video-psb repositories havn't been updated in 6 months. However, you can get a newer source tarball for the Xorg driver from the Ubuntu Mobile package archive at
http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-mobi...org-video-psb/ - make sure you get both the original tarball and the patch file!
I don't know if you will be able to compile this on F10 - and I don't know whether or not it will function without its DRM kernel module(s). That code is squirreled away in the Ubuntu Hardy lpia architecture's kernel (kernel.ubuntu.com) - but it's only 2.6.24. The folks in the aforementioned forum thread found a patch from the Mandriva project to forward-port it to 2.6.27, but have had mixed results.
Good luck getting F10 to run on a Poulsbo-based system! My preferred distro is Fedora - after many, many years spent with RedHat-derived systems, Ubuntu feels weird - but having working hardware won out this time. Intel seems to be investing heavily in Poulsbo as a platform, so I'm hoping that the situation will improve over the next 6 months or so.