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* [[{{PAGENAME}} - Windows|Windows]]
* [[{{PAGENAME}} - Windows|Windows]]
** [[{{PAGENAME}} - Windows - Files|Configuration files]]
** [[{{PAGENAME}} - Windows - Files|Configuration files]]
* [[{{PAGENAME}} - (DISTRIBUTION_NAME)|(DISTRIBUTION_NAME)]]
* [[{{PAGENAME}} - Ubuntu|Ubuntu]]
** [[{{PAGENAME}} - (DISTRIBUTION_NAME) - Files|Configuration files]]
** [[{{PAGENAME}} - Ubuntu - Files|Configuration files]]


== System ==
== System ==
=== Hardware ===
=== Hardware ===
;ASUS N550JV-CM202H
To be completed
* Bought in 2013 &dmash; See [[New PC - 2013]] for selection page
* Default OS: ''Win 8 64''
* CPU: ''[http://ark.intel.com/products/75116 i7-4700HQ]''
** Micro-architecture: ''Haswell'' ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haswell_(microarchitecture) wikipedia page])
* RAM: ''8GB''
* GPU: ''Nvidia GeForce GT 750M 4GB''

=== References ===
* Install Ubuntu alongside Windows 8: [http://www.everydaylinuxuser.com/2013/09/install-ubuntu-linux-alongside-windows.html Detailed blog entry], [http://askubuntu.com/questions/221835/installing-ubuntu-on-a-pre-installed-windows-8-64-bit-system-uefi-supported detailed answer on askubuntu].<br/>Suggestions:
** '''Turn off fast startup'''<br/>If fast startup is turned on, Windows keeps a snapshot of the system when it boots up, which gets corrupted or lost when installing Ubuntu<br/>Option is available via Control Panel &rarr; Power Options &rarr; Choose what the power button does &rarr; click on "Change settings that are currently unavailable" !
** '''Disable secure boot'''<br/>Although Ubuntu is compatible with secure boot, secure boot is still the part that creates most dual boot issues.
** '''Disable UEFI Boot'''<br/>Also called '''enable CSM boot''' (CSM means Compatibility Support Module). This restores the old usual boots, but requires GRUB to boot Windows 8<br/>'''Q?''' Will recovery via {{kb|F9}} continue to work?
* Info on [https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI UEFI]
* Access to BIOS might be disabled if PC boots Windows 8 in Secure Boot mode.<br/>To access BIOS, go to Windows 8 '''power off options''', and click '''Restart''' while holding '''SHIFT'''. Then, select '''Troubleshoot''', and '''UEFI Firmware Settings'''.

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* [http://support.asus.com/Troubleshooting/detail.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=N550JV&p=3&s=529&os=&hashedid=dad5aYI8mC6sfoNV&no=1775 ASUS Recovery] &mdash; press {{kb|F9}} at boot to go to recovery console, and restore from RECOVERY partition.<br/>If the image is not found, start a command prompt:
<source lang=bash>
MountVol
G:
cd RecoveryImage
Dism /Apply-Image /ImageFile:install.wim /Index:2 /ApplyDir:D:
</source>
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* [http://support.asus.com/Troubleshooting/detail.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=N550JV&p=3&s=529&os=&hashedid=dad5aYI8mC6sfoNV&no=1713 ASUS Recovery - via Windows]
* [http://support.asus.com/download.aspx?SLanguage=en&p=3&s=529&m=N550JV&os=&hashedid=dad5aYI8mC6sfoNV Asus support - N50JV - Download]
* Press '''{{kb|ESC}}''' just after power on to access the boot order and setup menu (even if secure and/or fast boot is enabled)


=== Log ===
=== Log ===
* Boot in Windows 8, let update runs, etc.
* [http://www.everydaylinuxuser.com/2013/09/install-ubuntu-linux-alongside-windows.html Install Ubuntu alongside Windows 8]
* In BIOS, disable ''fast boot'' and ''secure boot'', and enable ''CSM boot''
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* [http://support.asus.com/Troubleshooting/detail.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=N550JV&p=3&s=529&os=&hashedid=dad5aYI8mC6sfoNV&no=1775 ASUS Recovery] &mdash; press {{kb|F9}} at boot to go to recovery console, and restore from RECOVERY partition.
* In Windows 8, disable ''fast startup''
* In Windows 8, Shrink C: to 188GB, and delete / create new D: 184GB right after C: (this leaves ~500GB for Linux)
* Boot USB with Ubuntu 13.04 64-bit
* Install Ubuntu, and run boot-repair
* Flash BIOS to v207 (was 204)
* Backup '''Restore''' partition (''/dev/sda6'') with ''ntfsclone''
* Backup '''Recovery''' partition (''/dev/sda2'') with ''ntfsclone''
* Backup '''Efi''' partition (''/dev/sda1'') with ''partimage''
* Backup '''GPT''' table (with ''gdisk'' and ''dd'' of 4096 sectors)

To be completed
To be completed
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* [http://support.asus.com/Troubleshooting/detail.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=N550JV&p=3&s=529&os=&hashedid=dad5aYI8mC6sfoNV&no=1713 ASUS Recovery - via Windows]


=== Partition ===
=== Partition ===
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Total disk size: 931.39GB. Original partition, from Windows 8:
== 1st Install ==
* 300MB &mdash; EFI System Partition
To be completed
* 900MB &mdash; Recovery Partition
* 372.60GB &mdash; OS (ntfs)
* 537.60GB &mdash; DATA (ntfs)
* 20.01GB &mdash; Recovery Partition

Latest revision as of 03:15, 13 July 2014

Installed Operating System

Current OS Log

System

Hardware

ASUS N550JV-CM202H
  • Bought in 2013 &dmash; See New PC - 2013 for selection page
  • Default OS: Win 8 64
  • CPU: i7-4700HQ
  • RAM: 8GB
  • GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 750M 4GB

References

  • Install Ubuntu alongside Windows 8: Detailed blog entry, detailed answer on askubuntu.
    Suggestions:
    • Turn off fast startup
      If fast startup is turned on, Windows keeps a snapshot of the system when it boots up, which gets corrupted or lost when installing Ubuntu
      Option is available via Control Panel → Power Options → Choose what the power button does → click on "Change settings that are currently unavailable" !
    • Disable secure boot
      Although Ubuntu is compatible with secure boot, secure boot is still the part that creates most dual boot issues.
    • Disable UEFI Boot
      Also called enable CSM boot (CSM means Compatibility Support Module). This restores the old usual boots, but requires GRUB to boot Windows 8
      Q? Will recovery via F9 continue to work?
  • Info on UEFI
  • Access to BIOS might be disabled if PC boots Windows 8 in Secure Boot mode.
    To access BIOS, go to Windows 8 power off options, and click Restart while holding SHIFT. Then, select Troubleshoot, and UEFI Firmware Settings.
  • ASUS Recovery — press F9 at boot to go to recovery console, and restore from RECOVERY partition.
    If the image is not found, start a command prompt:
MountVol
G:
cd RecoveryImage
Dism /Apply-Image /ImageFile:install.wim /Index:2 /ApplyDir:D:

Log

  • Boot in Windows 8, let update runs, etc.
  • In BIOS, disable fast boot and secure boot, and enable CSM boot
  • In Windows 8, disable fast startup
  • In Windows 8, Shrink C: to 188GB, and delete / create new D: 184GB right after C: (this leaves ~500GB for Linux)
  • Boot USB with Ubuntu 13.04 64-bit
  • Install Ubuntu, and run boot-repair
  • Flash BIOS to v207 (was 204)
  • Backup Restore partition (/dev/sda6) with ntfsclone
  • Backup Recovery partition (/dev/sda2) with ntfsclone
  • Backup Efi partition (/dev/sda1) with partimage
  • Backup GPT table (with gdisk and dd of 4096 sectors)

To be completed

Partition

Device Label Size Type Mount uid gid permissions
/dev/sda1/ OS xx.xxGiB ntfs /windows/c ? ? drwxrwx---
/dev/sda2/ SWAP xx.xxGiB linux-swap swap ? ?
/dev/sda3/ UBUNTU xx.xxGiB reiserfs / ? ? drwxr.xr.x

Total disk size: 931.39GB. Original partition, from Windows 8:

  • 300MB — EFI System Partition
  • 900MB — Recovery Partition
  • 372.60GB — OS (ntfs)
  • 537.60GB — DATA (ntfs)
  • 20.01GB — Recovery Partition
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