Is TOSHIBA AC100 - possible to install Linux?

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  Hello

  I'm a french so please forgive me for my bad English.
  I just want to know if it is possible to install Linux on my system without compromising my warranty.

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  Post edited by: OxMoZ

  Hello

  You can install Linux without losing the warranty. Toshiba doesn't support Linux on this laptop, but you can install it of course.

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• Re: How would I do the successful Toshiba AC100

  Hi all

  I post my ideas for improvements here, maybe someone Toshiba reads this.
  The original blog post is here:
  http://soltesza.WordPress.com/2011/05/09/how-i-would-make-the-Toshiba-AC100-successful/

  Please feel free to contribute here or on the blog.

  -------------------------------------------------

  The AC100 is first Toshiba attempts to create an ARM-based netbook (a smartbook) chipset Nvidia Tegra2 successfully.
  Although the AC100 resembles an adequate hardware design, it became only
  success. Some of the reasons may have to do with the primary
  operating system, Android ([see my previous article on this subject | http://soltesza.wordpress.com/2010/06/27/toshiba-a100-smartbook-with-android-but-why/]), but more can be attributed to the fact Toshiba design decisions.

  Since these machines are now available in my country of origin (Hungary)
  at very attractive prices (~ US $250, some people seem to be)
  trying to get rid of him, shortly after the purchase) I can't bump into
  That's all the time. Sinc [view post | http://soltesza.wordpress.com/2011/05/09/2011/05/09/how-i-would-make-the-toshiba-ac100-successful/] e
  I'm a fan of gadget, I always have my trembling hand see these prices
  and I need to cool down before proceeding to an impulse purchase - I'm sorry
  thereafter.

  What I could click on the button "buy"?

  * Memory more *.

  First of all, 1-2 GB of RAM instead of the meager 512 MB the AC100
  hosts. Why the hell I tried Toshiba sell a netbook with 512 MB of RAM when
  ALL Atom N450 netbooks seemed to come with 2 GB at this time here?
  This amount of RAM would slap Ubuntu on the machine and not
  worry about running out of memory when loading of OpenOffice. Ubuntu has
  been demonstrated on the AC100 and looks like even catchy. (see this [site dedicated to Ubuntu on the AC100 | http://tosh-ac100.wetpaint.com/]). Toshiba could easily put 2 GB of RAM in the machine without significant cost increase.

  * OS or Android Office *.

  Put 1 to 2 GB of RAM in the AC100 would open the door to use a
  appropriate, based on the netbook desktop OS that can take advantage of the
  form factor. They should use Ubuntu, because that could be fixed up
  This material at any time (especially if they're buying tips
  from Canonical).

  I don't think Android needs to stay on the machine but if
  Toshiba still think it is a good idea for any group of users, what they
  could do the AC100 dual-booting, or better yet, to run two operating systems
  parallel (2 GB of RAM would do that quite possible). Android would be
  be the light and easy operating system on the device, but the user could at any time
  switch to a full Ubuntu desktop with an icon of the Android launcher and start
  using OpenOffice or another decent desktop software. The
  paravirtualization developed by B-labs would be a [instant solution | http://armdevices.net/2011/04/04/android-virtualization-on-ti-omap4-processors-dual-core-cortex-a9/] for this problem and would be future proof machine for a possible Windows8 scenario later.

  * Battery more *.

  The 8 hour duration of the AC100 is pretty decent, but more
  battery time is always welcome. The speaker has a LOT of free/empty
  the space under the keyboard because of the ultra compact nature of Tegra2 and
  its support circuits. Toshiba should again take advantage of the
  form factor and add one or more additional battery bays home under the
  a keyboard that could extend the duration of 16 to 24 hours. (Of course,
  they would make the unit but much more weight since these batteries
  would be optional, this decision is up to the user. A 24 hours
  running with a 3-battery arrangement would make the AC100 extremely
  seeking a large set of users. It is acceptable that the
  batteries are charged in the series (so the charging process is longer)
  While Toshiba doesn't have to switch to a more expensive diet.
  (Although the power issue is probably not a serious cost
  Factor).

  * What else *.

  Of course, there are many things to be improved (more USB
  ports, high-resolution screen... etc) but I have tried to make things
  that require a smaller redesign so that could be an improved version
  faster implementation.

  According to me, the AC100 line could be really successful and Toshiba to take the necessary steps to get there.

  Thanks for your interesting ad. :)

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  Yes, it is possible.
  Satego P100 series is very similar to the Satellite P100 series and if you need Win 7 drivers I recommend that you also check the drivers released for Satellite P100.

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  I'm not a Linux Professional, but perhaps the following links can help you.

  These links are of Toshiba Europe and Japan, maybe that your laptop is not listed because you have a U.S. model.

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