Hi Phil
Thanks for looking into this.
have you tried this method? [1] If it is not correct, then the instructions
> need updating to include systems it will not work on :/
I am a little confused. This is telling me how to install Lubuntu onto
a flash disk. Part of that involves loading a boot l
Hi Tyler,
> When I updated my BIOS (from a FreeDOS-formatted USB stick), it continued
> to report the older version until I physically unpowered it and repowered
> it after a delay.
Using the Windows client, over 20 hours ago and following a power
down, nothing has changed.
I'll let you know abo
Hi Anton,
-contacting lenovo about that matter may be a good starting point
I'll be on it when they open this morning.
However having a quick look
> (choosing a lenovo x121e on the site) and going through the 6 step process
> to select the OS (chose win7) it comes back with a "bios update bootab
Having spoken to Lenovo, i am rather unsatisfied.
Their story is that they don't know why the windows client won't work.
They also suggest that i use the live CD as a means for updating the
BIOS - this is the recommended method. Unbelievably (to my mind, at
least), they only have instructions for
On 18 July 2012 11:25, James Morrissey wrote:
> Having spoken to Lenovo, i am rather unsatisfied.
>
> Their story is that they don't know why the windows client won't work.
> They also suggest that i use the live CD as a means for updating the
> BIOS - this is the recommended method. Unbelievably
On 2012-07-18 11:25, James Morrissey wrote:
> Having spoken to Lenovo, i am rather unsatisfied.
>
> Their story is that they don't know why the windows client won't work.
> They also suggest that i use the live CD as a means for updating the
> BIOS - this is the recommended method. Unbelievably (t
> If it is a recurrent problem that has been fixed in the past then I
> don't see how a BIOS upgrade will fix it. What did they do to fix it
> previously I wonder.
Fan replacement
System board replacement
BIOS update.
Keyboard replacement
A person with the exact same problems on the same piece o
> Wny not use any one of the USB-creator tools to turn a live CD image into a
> Live USB image? Or do you not have that as an ISO?
I thought of this, but all the information seemed to suggest that i
needed a boot loader installed separately. If i have an ISO can i just
create a live USB out of i
On 18 July 2012 11:39, James Morrissey wrote:
>> Wny not use any one of the USB-creator tools to turn a live CD image into a
>> Live USB image? Or do you not have that as an ISO?
>
>
>
> I thought of this, but all the information seemed to suggest that i
> needed a boot loader installed separately
Thanks Kris, i'll have a look at that.
j
On 18 July 2012 11:44, Kris Douglas wrote:
> On 18 July 2012 11:39, James Morrissey wrote:
>>> Wny not use any one of the USB-creator tools to turn a live CD image into a
>>> Live USB image? Or do you not have that as an ISO?
>>
>>
>>
>> I thought of thi
On 18 July 2012 11:36, James Morrissey wrote:
>> If it is a recurrent problem that has been fixed in the past then I
>> don't see how a BIOS upgrade will fix it. What did they do to fix it
>> previously I wonder.
>
> Fan replacement
> System board replacement
> BIOS update.
> Keyboard replacement
The last couple of updates to Chrome on my Ubuntu 10.04 have
been well nigh unusable. If I move the mouse over the screen the
whole thing starts flickering and redrawing itself. The latest
release (Version 20.0.1132.57) is a lot better and I'm now
only having problems with eBay. In particular if I
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