NB100 - trying to boot Ubuntu Netbook Remix

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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

• Has anyone installed Ubuntu netbook remix 9.04

  Last weekend, I downloaded and installed the beta version of UNR 9.04 on a USB key. Had a quick play with it on the Toshiba and it seemed to work OK in addition to being unable to scroll with the touchpad, I think it's related to this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/315882.

  I wanted to install the new version until I was happy that everything would work OK. Has anyone tried to install 9.04?

  Hello

  I didn't test a new version 9.04 but why you n t try just the newest pilot of the synaptic touchpad
  I mean its worth to try an I doubt a new version of the touchpad driver would cause serious problems
  So it of certainly worth a try

• NB100 will not boot from the XP CD in the external USB CD/DVD drive

  I try to install XP Home in my NB100
  The netbook still refuses to boot from the XP CD. It's just not more
  Returns the current operating system (Ubuntu) or give the error "Could not find NTLDR" dreaded.
  And yet - it will boot from an Ubuntu Live CD disk perfectly fine, AND
  If I connect this external hard drive on my computer Windows 7, (another Toshiba
  Portable satellite) that the machine starts quite successfully since the XP CD
  in the same external drive!

  Can anyone throw any light on what is happening on Earth on?

  Hello

  There are various reasons why this error message:
  In most cases this error because the laptop is trying to boot from a HARD drive or flash drive that is not configured correctly. Maybe the drive is not bootable or not compatible.

  It would also be possible that some sectors on the HARD disk, HARD drive failures are corrupt or BIOS is damaged. NTLDR error messages may also appear if the master boot record is damaged.

  In your case I recommend that you format the first HARD drive before booting from the hard drive CD7DVD external using Win XP CD.

  By the way: you must add SATA driver to CD Win XP using nLite.
  The SATA driver is placed on the European driver Toshiba page in the Intel Storage Manager

  The SATA driver is needed to recognize the HDD by Win XP!

• Failure of dual booting Ubuntu with Windows 8 on the Satellite P845t

  I tried in vain to dual boot Ubuntu 13.10 to a new Satellite from Toshiba with Windows 8.1. The laptop has UEFI. I used the two live DVD and live USB, and I tried with SecureBoot both active and disabled.

  Whenever I have the same failure. J
  UST before the next GRUB, the error message screen appears flashes briefly on the screen "error: variable 'root' is not defined". The GRUB screen appears. I tried Trying-out Installation and Installation and whenever once I have selected one of these options, then, the screen turns off and remains empty. When you use a DVD, the DVD still Purring for several seconds, before going to death.

  Out of curiosity I tried to install OpenSUSE 12.3 in the same way (with SecureBoot both enabled and disabled in turn, etc.) and stalls from installation to a similar point every time, which leads me to think that it is something to do with how UEFI is installed on the laptop.

  The laptop is a Toshiba Satellite P845T about 3 months with the HARD drive replaced with a SSD.
  It came with pre-installed Windows 8, and I've upgraded to 8.1 Windows last week, shortly before trying to install Ubuntu.

  Curiously, the Windows desktop 8.1 has a watermark in the bottom right that says: "SecureBoot is not configured correctly", but that may not be not relevant for this query, such as Google search, that suggests that many people have this watermark even if SecureBoot is properly configured. And activating/deactivating the SecureBoot makes no difference for the message.

  Any help would be welcome, as I'd like to get this double-started with Ubuntu.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Can you tell me if you tried to start a direct media from a USB?
  If YES - which was / is the result?

  BTW - I guess that's your feed:

  http://UbuntuForums.org/showthread.php?t=2184839

  BR

  Tom

  Post edited by: MannerhagenVPO

• 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

• How can I get beyond Darwin appear on my screen. i book g3. has not been started over the years and when I try towers for always (like 1-1/4 (h) and then goes to a black sceen of darwin. I tried to boot from the disc, but I it won't let me see the hard dr

  My son tried to update the OS and now it will not be in service in any OS. Does not see the hard drive. But after the spin cycle for more than an hour, it goes into the black screen Darwin/BSD (my-name - Computer.loca) (console)

  Login: IOATAController buses blocking device.

  I tried to boot from the OS disk and may not see the hard drive to load to. I even used disk utility to erase all hoping to make just a re-install.

  Did he talk about Darwin?

  Also do not know if she had 10.2, 10.3 or 10.4 charged thereon.

  If the HARD drive is not visible in disk utility, then he is dead and must be replaced. When you start the computer to the disconnect is that the operating system cannot find a reader from which to load the OS. The last iBook G3 came with 10.4.11. The first iBook G3 came with 10.3.9. Many models of iBook G3, so I don't know what version of the OS is the minimum requirement for your.

• Received error BSOD, ran Diagnostics, got the error code 2000-0146, tried to boot from different HARD drive, got the same stop error message

  So my friend gave me his computer dell laptop. The thing would boot normally for a few days until he would give me a blue screen of death with the "UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME" message constantly to not even upward. I ran the diagnostics and got the error code 2000-0146. What I've read, this code error means that the HARD drive is bad and must be replaced. So, to make sure that it's the hard drive, tried to boot from an old hard drive, I got around the installation by USB and windows gave me the same stop error message. May - so that means it's a motherboard problem?

  No, it isn't - unless the operating system was installed on this drive AND the system in question, that it won't work as a bootable drive.

  Unplug the system, remove or disconnect the battery and hold the power for 30 seconds approximately.  Turn on and re-run the diagnostic tests - if the same error appears again, the drive is bad.  Replace it.

• Computer tries to boot from the external drive

  I use a desktop computer with Windows 7.  I have an external hard drive connected as a backup drive.

  While booting, the computer tries to boot from the external drive and nothing happens.

  In order to get the machine to start, I have to unplug the drive hard Ext., which is a waste of time.

  I would like to back up on the drive internally the computer c:

  Is there a way I can stop trying to boot from the external drive?

  At the start of the pc, open the BIOS, usually output tab, search (priority boot device), set C: 1st, 2nd or 3rd external

  Save and exit. Also, more need of HDs to put in shape before using it, most come in a "raw" State the mfg

• Satellite A100-496 continually trying to boot

  My laptop Toshiba A100-496 continually tries to start and that Windows logo appears it goes back to the options to select for example safe mode, I tried all the optuions but in vain.

  However, I see a flash of a blue screen with writing and pressing a button, not sure what one I could read the blue screen that gave me a piece of management of memory information.
  Windows XP pre loaded in my laptop so I don't have a disc.

  I don't want to lose the docs and the photo I stored, can I do to fix this?

  Help, please.

  Hmm.
  I see just one solution;
  You must use a Linux Live CD or WinPE bootable disk to boot from that disk and gain access to the HARD drive.
  Then you can back up the data on external HARD disk or USB key, and then you would be able to restore the operating system using a Windows XP Vista or Win 7 disc

  Google for WinPE and how to create a CD bootable image that you can download.

  Welcome them

• How dual boot ubuntu and windows 8?

  HP envy 6 sleekbook 6z 1100

  I already turn off secure in the BIOS startup

  But I can not install ubuntu 13.04

  The installation was smooth and good

  But after the reboot, there is no start menu doesn't appear for me to choose what operating system I want to start

  I wonder if something blocked HP... or should I turn on the legacy support in the BIOS? But ubuntu 13.04 should support EFL BIOS

  I need Ubuntu to work!

  Hello

  The following tutorials will help:

  http://apcmag.com/how-to-dual-boot-Windows-8-and-Linux.htm

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=wNCSbTyUzoM

  Kind regards.

• Laptop with XP/Ubuntu Dual Boot (grub 2, not to wubi). How to safely to Windows 7 without losing the dual boot ubuntu?

  Hello

  I have a laptop Dell Inspiron 6400/1505 (1.73 Gz, Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 GB RAM, 750 GB (7200 RPM) HARD drive) with Windows XP and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS installed in dual boot. I installed Ubuntu in a separate partition, not not using WUBI. Since support for XP runs in the month of April, I have to upgrade to Windows 7. I would like to know if I could pass safely XP to Windows 7 (I understand the parameters and programs cannot be transferred to the upgraded version of Windows and must be done manually) without disturbing my score of Ubutnu and the GRUB that starts when I turn on the computer. What are my options if this is not possible. I know one option is to completely wipe the hard drive and start over. But I just wanted to know if I could save my Ubuntu installation.

  PS. forgive me if this has been discussed already, please redirect.

  Thank you

  Joseph.

  To begin with, as you already know, there is no way to upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7, it will have to do a clean install.  When you install Windows 7 it will rewrite the MBR and dislodge the grub, you need to reinstall GRUB after Windows installation and you need to add the Windows installation for the grub.

  John

• Blue screen after trying to boot vista, no given safe mode option

  After trying to repair windows, as he asked me when I turned on my computer, my HP with Vista 32 bit at startup now automatically goes to a black screen with a white loading bar indicating "windows loading files. then eventually goes to a clear blue screen with only my cursor available to use. Any ideas? Also while booting, I have more option to enter SafeMode etc.

  Hello

  1 have had any changes made on the computer before the show?

  2. do you get an error message? If Yes, what is the full and exact error message?

  3. How have you tried to repair the Windows Vista operating system?

  I suggest you try to do a restore from WinRE (Windows Recovery Environment) system and check if it helps.

  Insert the installation disk to perform the WinRE .

  What are the system recovery options in Windows Vista?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-are-the-system-recovery-options-in-Windows-Vista

• Pavillion dv6: try to Dual-Boot Ubuntu with Windows 10 (Windows 7 upgrade)

  I try to dual-boot Windows 10 with Ubuntu 15.04, but realize that this is not possible, because laptops HP reached default limit partition of 4 primary partitions.

  I have the following partitions:

  199 MB - system

  533.5 GB - C:\

  20.38 GB - recovery (D:\)

  103 MB - HP_TOOLS

  42 GB - no limit (I intend to make an extended partition with 3 logical partitions for home, root and swap for Ubuntu)

  My question is, which of these partitions should I back up and delete, and how to create a backup for this? I want to make a new partition extended to 3 logical partitions with host, root and exchange for Ubuntu.

  Another thing to note is I had originally from Windows 7, but I have upgraded to Windows 10and used CCleaner to remove the old files of Windows 7.

  The info below is a response that typically post on the forums Ubuntu on situations like yours:

  Since you have already four partitions, this is the maximum allowed. Remove just HP_TOOLS is not the solution - as it is too small to be of any use.

  So first, copy all files and folders inside the HP_TOOLS partition in your OS Win10 partition.

  Second, open the Win 10 disk management tool.  NOW you can delete the partition HP_TOOLS.

  Thirdly, shrink the Win10 OS partition to make room on the disk. Win10 is very skittish about its partition to the OS being messed up
  with "outside" with other tools - like GParted. Although it is OK, it is more likely to cause filesystem corruption, which will then make Win10 no longer starts.

  Fourth, you need a way, in the future, to restore Win10 in its current state - and you can do it without using the
  Recovery partition.  Download and install the free version of Macrium Reflect.  Plug an external hard drive and use MR for
  image out of the OS Win10 and its partition on this disk.  Then, use the MR option to create a USB startup key.

  Now, using this USB key, you can restore your current configuration of the Win10 of this backup.

  Fifth, you can now return to the Win10 disk management tool and remove the recovery partition. Do not format the free space, leave it as what.

  For more assistance, you should post in the Ubuntu forums: Ubuntu Forums

• No sound in Windows 7 after installing dual boot Ubuntu (Sound Blaster Audigy)

  I recently put my Windows 7 system to dual-boot with Ubuntu 9.10.

  Now, Ubuntu will play audio through my Sound Blaster Audigy, but Windows 7 will not. I reinstalled all the drivers and installed correctly. I went through the troubleshooting Control Panel section; She didn't find any problem, but there is still no sound. When I play music, volume control shows that the audio is playing.

  I can only assume that there is a problem with the installation of Ubuntu, that seems odd, since BONES are on separate partitions on my hard drive. Like I said, Ubuntu played outside the Audigy with no problems.

  Meanwhile I use my onboard sound for Win7, but I'd love to get my audigy...

  Any ideas or suggestions are welcome.

  Nope checked all the possible power for audio setting in windows 7.  The only solution I found was disabling Audigy, plug in my onboard sound, allowing it and restart the computer.  On restart I could activate audigy, plug on it and activate the audigy player.  It was my only solution, but this is not going to work whenever I want to use ubuntu. No solution practice.