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pto wrote:I also have problems to find a way to transfer Mandriva to a USB stick.

Do you mean install to or install from?

http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/

Can you offer a bit more info regarding OS version, Xserver, etc.

The issue is now fixed by default with Karmic.

So does that mean we will always be reliant on Compulabs for a 'FitPC2 version' of Ubuntu???

Status of Poulsbo drivers under karmic? David Mandala david.mandala at canonical.com Tue Aug 4 17:30:30 BST 2009 * Previous message: Status of Poulsbo drivers under karmic? * Next message: ctrl-alt-backspace oddities * Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Morten Kjeldgaard...

@ Leonid I did a quick install of Windows XP pro and it was fine with normal settings in bios, hyper threading enabled, etc. I then did an install of Windows 7 to the second partition to dual boot. On reboot I got the "no operation system" error. I went back into bios and disabled hyper threading ag...

Hmmm, I've just updated my BIOS and have the same issue 26th Aug 2009. Before I found the thread, I found that it would boot back in to the system if I turned Hyper Threading off in bios. I guess the key thing here was that I was able to reproduce the error by turning hyper threading back on in bio...

Is it possible to get a low video memory choice added to the bios?

Something which will be enough for text mode only systems which have no GUI like servers, maybe 8MB or 16MB shared instead of the 128MB minimum.

33 views and nobody said 'Thanks' - geesh!

Thanks for the hard work on Jaunty, Denis (+team)!

BTW, tiny typo in the last apt-get line, here and on the wiki. "aapt-get" should be "apt-get".

Hmmm, I've just updated my BIOS and have the same issue 26th Aug 2009. Before I found the thread, I found that it would boot back in to the system if I turned Hyper Threading off in bios. I guess the key thing here was that I was able to reproduce the error by turning hyper threading back on in bios...