Even though there is no support for Windows7 it was not difficult to obtain the missing drivers after the base installation, except for the well-known trouble with the onboard Intel 82855GM graphics not being supported (see below).
E8010D with Intel PentiumM 1.70GHz and 2GB memory, BIOS 1.44
Windows7 Enterprise 32bit
Chipset, ultra ATA controller, onboard Broadcom gigabit ethernet and 1394 firewire:
Detected and installed during the Windows7 installation.
Intel 2200BG wireless:
Downloaded and installed the Vista 11.5.1.2 drivers from Intel for the 2200BG wireless adapter.
Realtek AC97 onboard audio:
Drivers installed with Windows Update driver search.
FUJ02B1:
Windows 7 driver version 1.23, for a different Lifebook model (search for FUJ02B1 in the support area).
FUJ02E1:
Installed the XP driver from the E8010 downloads.
O2 Micro OZ711 CardBus Controller and Accelerator:
Installed the XP driver from the E8010 downloads.
Intel 82855GM onboard graphics:
The Intel 6.14.10.3722 drivers from Gateway work with my E8010D (driver part number 9527020) when other drivers have not yet been attempted (clean install).
They installed using the setup.exe with XP compatibility chosen (which added all the extra codec stuff for TV output). There is no Aero support for these old drivers, but I have the native 1400x1050 resolution of the panel and the DirectDraw video overlay is working fne in my video editing application.
I tried several other 82855GM drivers that did NOT work (the XP driver in the E8010 downloads fails, the Intel 6.14.10.4497 driver, other 82855GM drivers from Fujitsu, a 6.14.10.4656 driver that seems to work with certain notebooks, and drivers from a few other notebook companies). Most of them were initially accepted but then rejected with problems after booting, kicking Standard VGA back in. Or the system would just blue screen with their ialmnt5.sys.
I discovered that it makes a big difference whether or not a newer version of the Intel Unified Graphics are installed (like when manually added from Windows 7). After adding this from the Windows7 media, I could not get any Intel driver to work, even the 3722 that were working before. I did not investigate further because this was too deeply nested for me to figure out quickly, so I loaded a backup with the 3722 instead. Possibly the other newer drivers might work if this is installed first (legacy hardware) without the 3722 versions being anchored in the system. I dunno.
I'm staying with the 6.14.10.3722 drivers until I feel like experimenting again.
Device Manager overviews attached...