Linux on M52 8113 D1U

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• Maximum HARD drive size in a ThinkCentre M52 8113

  Hello.

  First of all, I'm sorry that my English is not good.

  I need to change my ThinKCentre HARD drive. It comes with a SATA HDD, size: 80Gb and I want to put a larger HARD drive. What is the maximum size allowed by the BIOS? ¿Does, it supports a SATA2 HARD disk?

  Thank you

  Mauricio

  I have 320 GB and 640 GB HARD drive in my 8113 M52 and it works fine.  The site says Intel 945 chipset used in the 8113 provides a SATA II interface.  My HARD drives are also SATA II.

  I've updated the BIOS using the download on the Lenovo support site.

  Larry Lobdell

• ThinkCentre m52 8113 upgrade to Windows 7 64 bit

  I have the specifications of the processor in this machine that says 64-bit. With Windows XP, I don't have full use of the 4 GB of Ram installed.

  Someone at - it successfully installed Windows 7 64-bit to use fully the 4 GB. I'll also be able to find the necessary drivers?

  PROCESSOR / CHIPSET

  • CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT

  4 531 Intel Pentium / 3 GHz

  • 64-bit Computing

  Yes

  • Data Bus speed

  800 MHz

  • Chipset type

  Intel 945G Express

  • Main features of the processor

  Technology Hyper-Threading, Intel Extended Memory 64 Technology, Intel Execute Disable Bit

  • The processor socket

  Socket LGA775

  For the benefit of anyone who wants to know.

  #1 Windows 7 will all use the 4 GB of ram.

  #2 this forum is dead!

• RAM Kingston IBM ThinkCenter M52 problem (8113)

  I just bought a new RAM to my computer and it does not work. It's a Kingston DIMM DDR2 1024Mo (1 GB 2Rx8-5300U-555-12). The computer does not seem to recognize this RAM but it fits perfectly into the slot.

  Did some research on this problem, I found that each motherboard takes support only a certain range of types of memory in certain combinations. However, he went to the shop with the original RAM and he showed to the saleswoman and that's what I get for replacement.

  Can indicate you where I can check what kind of RAM your motherboard accepts? Or in the case where this is taken in charge, how can I install?

  Hello people! I solved the problem. Main problem is that IBM ThinkCenter M52 (8113) Bios does not configure the frequency of the RAM, so it must be PC-4200, 533 MHz instead of PC-5300 (667 MHz).

• BIOS update question

  Hi, I recently got a ThinkCentre M52 8113-E7U TC series

  My question is about the BIOS update.

  If I update to the latest version, this is includes all fixes from previous versions?

  I noticed, that I can not boot from USB more than flash drives 2 GB, I see it as a fix in an update of the earlier BIOS, so if I update to the latest version of BIOS will it also include this fix?

  Thank you

  Rick

  Hello and welcome,

  The BIOS updates are cumulative and include previous fixes and improvements.

  Z.

• M52 Question of replacement motherboard

  Hi all

  I have a thinkcentre M52 that has a blown motherboard. All 6 of the plugs under the cpu radiator are blown and the northbridge is fried. I found several motherboards renovated in line with the same room but the Rev is 3.3 instead of 3.2. The Rev 3.3 will work in my computer? Food will also be replaced.

  The old card mother # is 29R9726; Rev: 3.2; w / Pentium 4 HT processor; Intel NH82801GB L7155C84 SL8FX. The Office has MT-M-8113-EJU listed at the beginning. Thank you.

  If the number is the same, you will have no problem.

• What are good Options for installing Linux on a Mac?

  I have a Macbook Air in 2013 with a SSD 256 GB and 8 GB of memory. I have 80 GB free. I have Hyperacusis and had problems with a noisy computer a few years back, so wanted to avoid noisy readers.

  I need to be able to access my files from either OS X / Mac OS or Linux. This is the biggest problem. If I can't work on the same files in OS X / Mac OS and Linux, I can't really do much with Linux.

  I have trouble with some accessibility problems in OS x:

  1. I have sensory problems and need to disable more animation and more still of the blinking cursor. I used a hack to disable flashing cursors in some applications, but it does not work in LibreOffice, Pages, Mail, etc. It should work in Scrivener, and I plan to spend to Scrivener. He also works in bean and Textedit.

  2. I have problems of coordination/proprioception and could use the wider scroll bars. I currently use Scroll + scroll software, but it doesn't go anywhere. I could use a version of sticky keys, but the current version is not yet there. It shows the active keys on the screen, but I need to update t on the keyboard.

  I will need to avoid some problems of accessibility on Linux:

  1. I have sensory problems and you will need to disable the animation and flashing cursors. I need to be able to boot Linux with minimum brightness. I tried Kde always open in blinding brightness.

  2. I have problems of coordination/proprioception and need to disable the touchpad gestures and listen; This required a patch kernel in Ubuntu, which meant running a non - lts version, which meant not being not able to use the Ubuntu repositories after support missed. I need to be able to keep the visible scroll bars and expand their. Sometimes, I need to use a software of scrolling.

  One option is to use refined and a full install. It's intimidating. I'm done with installation of Xubuntu broke at some point because it crashed while it was installing. Another option is to use VMWare Fusion or Parallels or an equivalent Mac of Wubi.

  One of these options would allow me to access my files from Linux? Those who would work with my lack of experience and power limited processor programming limited disk space?

  Thank you.

  Yes, I would say that all VMs are options to save money, I would try to go with oracle virtualbox, it is free I use osx to run a Windows 10 and machines virtual ubuntu it allows me to access the files across, although you mind a program under osx, maybe not 100% safe to use the same format as the same program under linux so that could cause a problem if this is the case.

• How to run the file executable python for linux on mac?

  I have an executable file coded in python. I can run this program on linux but not on Mac.

  Do you have any idea how to run it please?

  Thank you.

  Python is available in the Terminal, which provides a unix command-line environment.

  Some python applications may need to be recompiled to run on Mac. You should maybe download and install Xcode Tools to get full access to all the compilers and related tools.

• If you use firefox for linux, I'm unable to open the game client for a called flash browser game darkorbit.

  I'm using Linux Mint 17.2 xfce.
  The Firefox I use is 42.0 Mozilla Firefox for Linux Mint Mint - 1.0.
  Shockwave Flash is 11.2r202.
  The browser Flash game is DarkOrbit ( www.darkorbit.com ).
  The game was working fine until about 2 months ago.

  I log in the game (as before) and get on the last page without any problem.
  When I click on 'Start' to go to the game client, the screen is black. The browser tab written game client will blink twice.
  Please note that everything works fine when I use the chrome Web browser.
  DarkOrbit works very well with Firefox on Windows.

  Is there a way to use the pepper Flash used in Chrome/chrome using the freshplayerplugin wrapper.

  Your Linux distro may have related packages for it.

  Alternatively, you can use Chrome or chrome for that one site and use Firefox for everything else.

• Firefox sync (Linux Mint 17.02)

  Hey there! I tried to set up Firefox sync. Remove the .mozilla folder in my home directory synchronization does not work yet to reinstall Firefox several times. I tried to use Firefox 41.02 and 42.0.
  The sync connection is successful and Firefox tries to sync (blue circle), but nothing happens. When you go to about: preferences #sync, then to 'Manage', it takes a while to load before you get an "unexpected error".
  I'm trying to sync between my laptop and my desktop, the two Linux Mint 17.02.

  Any suggestions?

  Hello

  Your first journal suggests synchronization completed. It has a few warnings bookmark weird and disturbing, but otherwise it's okay.

  Your second newspaper told me that you are on a network of Unitymedia.

  https://Bugzilla.Mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1118958

  You must reduce your MTU, so it doesn't cut it connections.

• How to activate the screen touch gestures for Firefox (Nightly gtk3) under Linux

  If Firefox touchscreen works for windows and mac.

  Under Linux, we were not working because it is worn in gtk2, now, I got a night version that is compiled with gtk3 yet, I couldn't make gestures touch screen works, for example hit the scroll, zoom, etc.

  How can I make it work?

  It seems that https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=978679 is waiting on https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1217515

  However you can check if you are using default e10s?

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• Where can I download itunes for Linux OS Ubuntu?

  Where can I download itunes for Linux OS Ubuntu?

  There is not an iTunes for Linux OS

• What is the best Linux distribution to work with Firefox (or Thunderbird)?

  With the advent of Win8 & Win10, I am considering (re) installation of Linux. I stopped using it because I was not getting timely Firefox and Thunderbird updates. I rely on Thunderbird calendar & Tbird interface.
  So what is the Linux distribution to be more likely to be kept up to date?
  Thank you
  paladin_3

  Regular distributions Linux versions may be supported for a few years more or less Long term releases of the same or other Linux distributions support there.

  The drawback with the LTS (like Ubuntu with some versions) versions, is that they tend to use older packages more stable vs using the most current set.

  Older versions LTS which are always supported by distribution may not meet required minimums to use the current version of Firefox for example.

  https://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/41.0/system-requirements/

  The current currency out June 30, 2025 is supported until April 2019, so there are options.

  openSUSE is a community which tries to keep some older versions updated when openSUSE drops in support.

  https://en.openSUSE.org/lifetime
  https://en.openSUSE.org/openSUSE:Evergreen

  Linux for Firefox 41.0 requirements are the same for Firefox 17.0. However, a big change in a while is GTK 3.4 or newer will be the new requirement, probably to start Firefox 43.0 communicated that he was going to be Fx 42.0 release.

• Since the update to Thunderbird worm. 41 it is fixed as the preferred application for browsing the web in Linux Mint 17.2?

  What could be the cause of Thunderbird to set as the favorite in Linux Mint 17.2 browser client. If I reset it to Firefox, the next time I open Thunderbird, it still resets the preferred setting Thunderbird client. When I open Firefox, it pops up a window saying that this isn't the default browser, asking if I want to change. When I click Yes, any link I clicked in Thunderbird previously will now appear in new tabs.

  How can I fix it?

  Linux Mint just put update to Firefox_41.0 + linuxmint2 + rafaela and now Firefox works fine with Linux Mint.

• Firefox 40 (Linux) opens with the white window, no menus without content.

  Firefox 40.0.3 (Linux version 3.19.0 - 26-generic (buildd@lgw01-05) (gcc version 4.8.2 (Ubuntu 4.8.2 - 19ubuntu1)))

  Start Firefox (by a shortcut or command line); window opens, but has only the title bar, more buttons min/max/resize. Tried to click blindly, without response. Same thing with "firefox-safe-mode" and "firefox-preferences". Shortcut keys seem to work on the blank screen; for example Ctrl-N still produced a vacuum. 'firefox-private' gives an empty window, but with the correct window title ("you are now browsing... (' etc).

  I tried completely delete $HOME/~.mozilla and $HOME/.cache/mozilla/firefox, but that makes no difference.

  Very inconvenient. Cannot use FF at all in this State. [Display NB from another machine altogether; ignore the version data and the plugin below]

  It was very good work. Play well.
  Please report your last post as solved while others will know.