Has anyone installed Ubuntu netbook remix 9.04

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• Enjoyed the time on Ubuntu Netbook Remix OS

  The time of reading, that I got with the system was great. Delays were expected with it being a SATA device and no flash. But everything was good and quickly loaded applications. The home router connection was simple and easy to follow. I wasn't expecting to be able to use this "remix" so quickly and achieve internet access with an email client, shortly behind.

  Thanks for sharing your experience with this new Netbook and the installed operating system.

  Greetings

• NB100 - trying to boot Ubuntu Netbook Remix

  Hi all

  I have a Toshiba NB100 with Windows XP and I'm trying to install UNR, I tried to boot from a USB USB Kingston Datatravel or of a LiteOn CD/DVD external and it does not start. I changed the BIOS settings to boot from USB and cd/dvd and nothing happened yet.
  Any idea?

  Thank you

  Ivan

  Hello!

  I know on this laptop it s possible to boot from a USB stick so I m wondering what it doesn t work.

  However, perhaps that the USB drive is not bootable, or they are some missing files to boot from it. I m not an expert of Ubuntu, but maybe this Wiki article is useful to you:
  https://wiki.Ubuntu.com/UNR

  Good luck!

  Good bye

• Has anyone install version 9.0 of the OfficeJet Pro K8600 on Windows XP SP 3 driver?

  I have successfully loaded down the Basic and full versions of this driver.  The two do not settle with the error that Setup is looking for USB.inf in c:\WINNT\inf.  The only problem is that there is no file on Windows XP - have checked more than one box.  Also, there is no such folder in \WINNT...

  It seems that this installation is broken, but...

  The installation works on Vista and Windows 7 (after a few patches/updates).

  Any suggestion or help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Bill.

  I hate to reply to my message, but I found a solution.

  I downloaded the version 'Corporate' drivers.  This is a very limited edition of the software, compared to what I had tried to install earlier.

  Once it is not compressed and available on the system, I then could 'Add you a printer' and find the suitable driver for what XP (32 bit) planned.

  Detective Conan...

• Satellite M30-154: is - that someone has installed Ubuntu 9.04

  Hi all

  I just installed Ubunti Desktop 9.04 on my Toshiba Satellite M30-154.

  I was wondering if anyone of you has already installed Ubunti 9.04 (or previous) on this laptop and as appropriate
  you know specific drivers to install to properly manage the CPU power, energy etc...

  Thank you

  Matt

  Hello

  I'm no Linux expert, but until you wait for someone who has the same laptop with audit of preinstalled Ubuntu Linux for the PC Toshiba under http://linux.toshiba-dme.co.jp/linux/ information page

  Maybe you can find something interesting there.

• After installing Ubuntu 11.04, Windows Vista has disappeared.

  Original title: Windows vista is missing

  After installing Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) my other OP system Windows vista has disappeared. I don't get a menu to choose which OP system I want to use. The grub menu 2 does not include an entry for windows. My computer directly boots into Ubuntu. I tried to put the installation disc in the status bar to try to recover the system but nothing works. Can someone help me please? Isetta cordially.

  Hi Isetta,

  It seems that after installing Ubuntu, grub 2 took control of Boot Manager and changed the boot sequence. To change the startup entries to get Vista, you must contact Ubuntu for assistance on changing the grub boot entries 2.

  You can see the following link to get in touch with Ubuntu.

  Ubuntu Forum

  Hope this information is useful.

• Cannot install Ubuntu 14.04.2 on Acer Aspire E5 - 511G with Windows 8

  Hello. I have tried everything I can to install Ubuntu 14.04.2 alongside Windows 8 on my laptop and I'm not going to be successful. I have Ubuntu on a USB key, and whatever I have, I get the message "the system has no USB boot option." So far, I have:

  -Disabled the quick start.

  -Disabled Secure Boot UEFI firmware settings.

  -Tried to set the USB FDD and USB HDD at the top of the order of priority of Boot and Windows Boot Manager to the lowest priority.

  These measures appear to allow most people to access Ubuntu on their flash drive, but it does not work for me. Anyone know what I can try? Is there anyone here who has the same model and who has installed Ubuntu?

  If USB is not, probably you did not create a proper EFI bootable USB.

  Rufus allows you to create a bootable USB flash drive, selecting only for UEFI system.

  http://Rufus.AKEO.IE/?locale=en_US

  Please re-enable secure too boot.

• How to install Ubuntu for PowerEdge 1850 - updated: installed, but does not start?

  I recently got a used PowerEdge 1850 (BIOS A04 version) without OS, with plans to install Ubuntu Server. I read that you can boot from a flash drive USB for it, so I used a tool to make a 8 GB USB 2.0 flash drive bootable for installing the operating system. I put USB drive on auto emulation and the USB controller on with BIOS support. In the order of start, emulated floppy USB drive has been updated with the top priority. The flash player has been connected to the USB port right front, with a keyboard at the front left, if it matters.

  When I turn it on with this set all when it reaches the last line ("press CTRL-E to enter the BMC configuration within 5 seconds," without any player flash it just says only: "boot device available" at this stage "), it does nothing. Just on a blank line, no error or anything. I know that it did not freeze because underscore flashing. By pressing a button any will result in a single beep, same F2 to enter the BIOS setup.

  There are 73 GB HARD drive at location 0 (left), nothing in the Slot 1 (right) and 4 GB of RAM. No material inside has changed.

  Anyone know what I am doing wrong? If I just have something wrong set, can you give me instructions step by step from scratch (that is, a blank flash drive/CD and ISO downloaded), or at least point me in the right direction to correctly set up the flash player if it is the problem?

  EDIT: All right. Ignore my next post in the thread. I'll post if no new complication.

  Roadsguy

  It still hangs on the last line in the commissioning after the line 'Press CTRL-E to installation of BMC', with the blinking underscore, so I know that it is not frozen.

  It is bootable media and try to boot from it. It seems that the bootstrapper does not initialize correctly. I would suggest reformatting and reinstallation of the operating system again. The question is not hardware related. You can try another version of Ubuntu.

  Thank you

• New to VMWARE: installed Ubuntu 10.4 don't journal with correct password

  Hello community,

  I know this should be taken for the Ubuntu forums, but Ubuntu 10.4 just came out and I can't wait to test drive it. I downloaded VMWare and installed far.

  After you have created an account, I selected the account and by typing my password. As I type the password nothing would show up. I guess that when you type in you password nothing is displayed, not even * then I'm thinking maybe that VMWare does not receive the keyboard input. Has anyone faced this kind of problem?

  The password is correct, I'm sure of that

  Thank you

  -Smart Corey

  In the new Wizard of VM, there is a page where you choose a CD-ROM drive or ISO file to use with easy installation. The last choice is "I'll install the operating system later. Choose this one, and no guest will be installed up until you do it yourself.

• Satellite L300D-10B - how to install Ubuntu

  Hello. I recently bought a Satellite L300D-10B and I need to install Linux in dual boot in this laptop.

  Also, I don't want to lose utilities backup of the laptop has preinstalled, in case of emergency.
  Could someone be so kind and tell how to install Ubuntu 8.10 without having to lose the ability to restore the system (for MS vista) during an emergency?

  I also read on the internet of Wubi and you?

  Wubi is an officially Ubuntu install for Windows. Wubi allows you to only install Ubuntu as a Windows application, in a simple and safe way.
  Check it!
  http://wubi-Installer.org/

• Satellite L300D-12U - two problems after installing Ubuntu Linux

  Hello

  I installed Ubuntu 8.10 on my brand-new u. Satellite L300D-12
  So far, everything works fine, but there are two things bother me.

  1. I have problem with suspends to RAM. It does not work. If I use the option to boot, the screen goes black but the laptop is still running (you can hear it).
  In addition, nothing happens when I press the power button to exit the sleep option.
  I completely close the laptop and restart to be back in Ubuntu.
  Maybe someone has some ideas how I can fix the problem?

  My/etc/default/acpi-support have these entries:

  # Comment the following line to disable the ACPI suspend to RAM
  ACPI_SLEEP = true

  # Comment the following line to disable the suspension on disc
  ACPI_HIBERNATE = true

  # Change the following of 'sleep' to use ACPI S1 sleep, rather than S3.
  # This will save less energy, but can run on machines more
  # ACPI_SLEEP_MODE = mem
  ACPI_SLEEP_MODE = standby

  2 battery life
  My current maximum battery life is 01:10 hours. On windows, it's 2 hours >. Maybe someone has some ideas of configuration to increase the time of battery under Ubuntu?

  Any help is appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  Kind regards
  Manual

  Hello manual

  I'm really skeptical about Linux here support. I heard that Toshiba will start with Linux support, but of course, it is not started yet.

  If nobody here can offer help I recommend you discuss this on some Linux forum. You have more chance of getting help here.

• Satellite L505D-S5986 - trouble installing Ubuntu using live CD/USB

  Hello everyone I need to all emergency assistance and the ubuntu community.

  I am a passionate user of Ubuntu, and I used it for a year. My old laptop got crashed when I flashed the bios.
  Now, I bought a laptop TOSHIBA L505d-S5986 which has amd athlon 2 dual core M300 processor and an ATI Radon 4100 video card.

  I had enormous difficulties to install ubuntu when I put cd/usb live that it took a long time to start and when he got this gel inside the BONE.
  Then I tried fedora but even this work force well he got in the same problem freeze!

  I searched and found that its due to the acpi:lnxvideo error:' exit unexpectedly with a status of 0 x 0009.
  This has also given in this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1301101

  Then I put the acpi = off in the grub boot menu and then added to the gconf and now ubuntu works. But the system monitor shows a processor to use (again due to disabling acpi I guess) and of course when I remove her dosent Ubuntu power dim screen and dosent show no sign of the battery.

  All the guys and linux developers please post a solution for this equipment module.

  Waiting for your answers

  Thank you
  Vineeth

  Hi Vineeth,

  It's very strange and I m using only the DVD bootable Knopix sometimes if I m not an expert in Linux.

  There is no support for Linux from Toshiba but only interesting that I founded are as follows:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/Ann.jspa?annID=14

  Here, you may get more help.
  Good luck

• Has anyone got the upgrade of GPU for H8-1234 with motherboard HP M3970AM HP (Angelica2)?

  I improved my diet for a Corsair CX series CX500M 500W ATX 80 Plus Bronze modular power supply 12V successfully and I want to assure you that I have buy a compatible GPU for the motherboard.

  If I go to http://www.pc-specs.com/mobo/HP/HP_M3970AM-HP (Angelica2) _ / 2042 and click on compatible GPU it lists AMD and Nvidia cards.

  The series of HD AMD goes up to the HD6000 series and does not list any HD 7000 series.

  The only Nvidia 600 series which is decent is the GeForce GTX-660-670-680 or 690.

  The site also shows (these graphics cards have an appropriate interface to work with and integrate into the HP M3970AM - (Angelica2). Because this motherboard does not have a GPU chip on board, we have also limited GPU integrated only to those which are integrated to die of a CPU.)

  Cards GTX listed are all much more expensive than 650 Ti DirectCU OC Boost 1085 MHZ 2 GHz 6.0 GB GDDR5 2xDVI card PCI-E HDMI DP that is not listed or even GTX550 TI, which is not listed

  The Amd HD listed series cards are unavailable or more expensive than most of the HD 7000 series.

  Has anyone successfully installed a card $ 100 from low to medium priced which is a significant improvement on the hd 7450? If you could please let me know what graphics card you purchaced.

  Thank you

  Gbrown13, welcome to the forum.

  The limiting factor for the video card upgrade is the power supply unit (PSU).  It is 300W.  Intermediate level maps latest require at least 400W to work properly.  7450 HD comes with the computer has been designed for HP operate with OEM PSU.  A detail 7450 HD very probably would not work.  In addition, you should limit the length of the video card to no more than 9 ".  This ensures that it fits in the space provided.  The majority of the double cards are 1.5 "wide.  These are normally without any problems.

  I hesitate to recommend a video card on the grounds that it will be much better than an existing map.  It is difficult to say that this is the case.  Here is a map which might work for you, with an upgrade of the power supply.  Read the reviews to see what users have to say about it.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• Failed to install Ubuntu on L650D - 10 H - ACPI / Bios problem

  Hello

  It is not possible to install Ubuntu newer than 9.10 to Toshiba laptop, L650D - 10H.

  This is where the Live CD stuck (you get not even the menu)

  http://www.casimages.com/img.php?i=100809073739544531.jpg

  I made ist with the spare DVD menu, disabled ACPI by pressing F6, but then, if you choose to install the Black Guard screen.

  Summary:

  9.04 64 bit without any problem to install, but wireless lan doesn't work, but you can fix it.
  Dist upgrade to 9.10 no problem
  installation of Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit does not work, even with 10.10

  ACPI or disable is not serious.

  I read in several forum that it is a problem of ACPI. For most notebook, toshiba has provided an update of the BIOS, then there was no problem.

  Unfortunately there is no update of the BIOS so far for the L650D - 10H.

  Any other idea?

  Thank you in advance.

  Hat someone die gleichen problem? VIELLEICHT eine Lösung?

  This is a user forum.
  Linux isn't officially supported OS and don t expect too much from Toshiba.

  Try contacting experts Linux on some Linux forum. You have better chances to get help there.

• Missing operating systems after trying to install Ubuntu

  I have a dv6 7010 WE

  I used to have Windows 7 x 64. I tried to install a dual boot Ubuntu, but if it worked I would not write this.

  I tried to install Ubuntu with a live CD. I've been running Ubuntu, I thought it was over install and I restarted the computer. When he came back he said "Missing Operating System". The live CD was not in when he did this, and then I put it back on and restarted and he returned to Ubuntu and offered to install again. I didn't install it and I restarted just once again (error). Yet once he came with "Missing Operating System". I restarted again, but press the ESC key and went to the start menu. I've sailed around, trying to make a boot recovery and try to do a system restore, but none of them worked.

  Now when I put the Ubuntu CD in I don't you Ubuntu, but the same screen lack of operating system

  I tried to get a download of Windows 7 and reinstall it on another drive, but I didn't do well do things and don't want to take the risk even once.

  I cannot enter in a command window and can do stuff with it, but I have no idea what to do at this point.

  I'm stuck and I really really need help. I really really want to buy a new computer. My computer did not come with a Windows 7 installation disc.

  Help please.

  Please do not answer. I just ordered recovery through Staples discs.

  To anyone else reading this, I suggest you just buy the recovery disc for your computer.

  The recovery discs also got rid of all the stuff of Ubuntu