Latest steps to install Ubuntu on the Asus T1. TAA year and a half on, its much easier to get a fully working Linux install on the Asus Transformer T1. TA. Remember when nothing really worked, and we had to jump through hoops just to get battery monitoring, or power off working And wifi was just a pain How things have changedMuch of the work testing and patching new kernels has been done by Brainwreck and the guys over at the Asus T1. Ubuntu Google group. How To Install Grub Bootloader Debian Wiki' title='How To Install Grub Bootloader Debian Wiki' />Hi eveyone I have a brand new Dell PowerEdge T130 server and it will not boot off the latest FreePBX USB or DVD. I have tried all the options such as UEFI or BIOS. Anleitung zur Installation eines LinuxHomeServers mit Ubuntu 14. Letztes Update 03. Juni 2014. Diese Dokumentation beschreibt die Installallation eines Linux. Ive been away moving house and job, and country, so sorry for not being around. I recently did a full reinstall, and here are the latest steps I took to get an almost fully working machine. This post refers heavily to the original installation post from 2. Current status updated 0. Graphics Working with accelerated 3. D graphics 81. 0Wifi Working well with stock Ubuntu and later kernels, some patching needed in latest 4. Touchscreen Working out of the box no multitouch though 1. Sound Working, minor configuration needed 91. SD card reader Working out of the box 1. Battery monitoring Working out of the box 1. How To Install Grub Bootloader Debian Wiki' title='How To Install Grub Bootloader Debian Wiki' />Edit Article wiki How to Install Arch Linux. Three Parts Booting into the Installer Creating Partitions Installing Community QA. This wikiHow teaches you how to. Why put Ubuntu on a tablet Why put Ubuntu on a tablet Installing Ubuntu Linux on a tablet Getting the hardware to work How to install the 32bit Grub bootloader Are. News and feature lists of Linux and BSD distributions. Version 18. 0 Rating 1 Date 20171125 Votes 0 Being based on Debian and Ubuntu I cant believe the primitive installer being used. Ubuntu and Mint use a simple. Hi, I would like to reinstall GRUB legacy, which means not GRUB2 not on MBR but on root directory of devsda3. Migration from UBUNTU 10. LTS to 14. 04. GNU GRUB short for GNU GRand Unified Bootloader is a boot loader package from the GNU Project. GRUB is the reference implementation of the Free Software Foundation. Tablet keys Volume updown etc Working out of the box 1. Power management Suspendresume Not yet working reliably following suspend, tablet keeps suspending. Shutdownrestart works fine though. Orientation sensor fully working, auto rotation working 1. Backlight ambient light sensor Fully working, auto backlight adjustment possible with custom script. Touchpad Working, no multitouch yet 81. Not yet working, but similar mt. ID 21. 0Bluetooth Needs patching with recent kernels 51. VMware_workstation_12_Install_GRUB_loader_screenshot.jpg' alt='How To Install Grub Bootloader Debian Wiki' title='How To Install Grub Bootloader Debian Wiki' />First steps Preparing for the Ubuntu Install. As before, prepare a bootable USB stick, but you can use the Ubuntu 1. Prepare the stick any way you like, but when done, browse to the EFIBoot directory, and place this bootloader named bootia. This bootloader was compiled from source using the latest Grub. If you dont trust random downloaded files from the Internet and you shouldnt, you can find the instructions for building it yourself here. Booting the Live Image. As before, ensure Secure. Boot is disabled and boot to the USB stick see the old post for detailed instructions if you dont know how. GNU GRUBGRand Unified BootloaderGNU. You can jump straight to Install Ubuntu once the Grub menu pops up no need to edit anything any more. The Ubuntu installer. In the installer, the partitioning scheme you choose is up to you but you will need to preserve the EFI partition, so dont just partition the entire disk for Ubuntu. In addition to the EFI partition, I prefer separate, home and boot mount points but that is up to you. You could squish down the Windows partition and create the additional partitions, or just delete the Windows partition altogether if you dont need it. Its up to you if you want to blow away Windows or not. The installer might fail when installing the bootloader. That doesnt matter even if it didnt fail, it wouldnt work. How To Install Grub Bootloader Debian Wiki' title='How To Install Grub Bootloader Debian Wiki' />When the installer completes, reboot, leaving the USB stick in. First boot. Ubuntu wont boot yet. Well need to install the bootloader properly. Just Cause Full Game Pc. So well have to manually bootstrap Ubuntu the first time. Boot back to the Grub welcome screen on the USB stick. Hit c to drop to a Grub command line. Youll need to provide Grub with the path to your kernel and initrd to boot. These are both in your boot directory. First, the path to the kernel linux hd. Here, hd. 2, gpt. Partition numbering begins at 1 and disk numbering begins at 0. This will vary depending on how you installed and your T1. On my 3. 2GB model, Grub assigns the USB stick as hd. Fortunately, grub has good auto completion features, so you can hit twice as you type, and grub will list possible completions for you just keep trying until you see the various vmlinuz kernels. The rootdevmmcblk. It will be your root partition. Unfortunately this cant be auto completed, so if you cant remember your partition setup, youll need to try by trial and error. Only the number after the p will change and it will probably be p. To complete the line, press Enter. Then you need to specify the location of your initrd. This is easy, its in the same place as the kernel initrd hd. Then Enter. Then boot with boot. With luck after hitting Enter, youll boot through to Ubuntu. If it boots but you get dropped to a Busybox prompt, you got everything correct apart from the root location. Dont be disheartened keep trying. Enabling wifi To get further, well need wifi. This is much, much easier than before the driver is included with stock Ubuntu. We just need to copy across an nvram file from our firmware to the driver firmware, so open a terminal and type replace XXXXXX with the real name just press tab to autocomplete sudo cp sysfirmwareefiefivarsnvram XXXXXX libfirmwarebrcmbrcmfmac. Just a year ago we were custom compiling whole kernels just to get those efivars mounted, how times have changedThen reload the brcmfmac driver sudo modprobe r brcmfmacsudo modprobe brcmfmac. And your wifi should come up. Completing the installation. Time to fix the bootloader. To do this, we can just install grub efi ia. We need to add a line to the kernel boot options to prevent disk corruption. Edit the grub configuration file sudo nano etcdefaultgrub. Find the line starting GRUBCMDLINELINUXDEFAULT and add intelidle. Then ctrl o, ctrl x to save exit, and type sudo update grub to update Grub. Remove the USB stick and reboot, and you should now have a self sufficient booting system. Sound. I killed my speakers playing with early sound drivers fortunately I replaced them with speakers that came along when I had to replace a broken touch screen. Things are much better now though. The driver is already loaded and working in stock ubuntu, we just need to load an Alsa state file Grab the file here, and copy it to varlibalsaasound. Load the state file into alsa with sudo alsactl restore. Sound should start working. Upgrading to a newer kernel. To get backlight, hotkeys, tablet keys, etc working, well need a newer, patched kernel. I havent played too much with the latest kernels yet, but there seem to be a few regressions. I found the this, compiled kernel to be the best available. The usual warnings apply about trusting stuff other people have compiled. Download the amd. Other scripts. I have made andor borrowed some additional support scripts to improve usability. Download and save all the raw files somewhere I put mine in scripts. Set them all to be executable chmod ugox scripts. Onboard on screen keyboard when you undockdock the tablet. Set up the onscreen keyboard first in System Settings Accessibility or type onboard in the terminal, and set it to automatically run on system start, then the scripts will enabledisable they keyboard for text fields. A nice notification is also displayed when the dock status is changed. Add it to your users startup scripts type Startup Applications in the dash so it runs on login. Dont add it to etcrc. Kirill Belyaev auto rotates the screentouchscreen. Again, add it to Startup Applications NOT etcrc. Ensure the light sensor driver is loaded sudo modprobe cm. Test it by shining a torch on the light sensor. And thats it by this point, you should have a fairly workable installation, provided you avoid using suspend and hibernation, and dont need to use the webcam.