>#589
I did not try it myself, but in case of everything eles failed, this site might
give you some idea.
https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/lenovo-g50-read-only-nvram-solution.html
and
https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/uefi-nvram-ro-installation-workaround.html
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> #583
>>My point was that I have difficulty in changing the order, changes are not
>>permanent, and if it does boot from the CD it does not work in UEFI mode, and
>>so I cannot use e.g. Boot Repair.
>>Would it be harmful to use fix referred to above, or is that specific to
>>Lenovo?
To make
>#582
Yes, it is a BIOS bug.
My comment #581 is not a reply for your posting but the one above :).
I just wanted to point out that it is possible to install a new version of
Ubuntu from the internal disc to another partition of the sam disc then boot
from that newly installed Ubuntu partition
>> #578
BootOrder: 0001,,001A,001D,001F,0021,0022,0023,0024,0025,0027
Boot0001* ubuntu
HD(1,GPT,f3f80d9f-7ffc-4b2d-a2a4-f18977ec7d96,0x800,0x32000)/File(\EFI\ubuntu\shimx64.efi)
Boot001A* UEFI: Samsung SSD 850 PRO 128GB
#579
As I have way less experience with EFI than legacy BIOS, I hesitated to add my
comment.
But there seems to be no answer to your question so far, I'll add my 2 cents.
If you can still boot from your Windows installation, there is a hope.
You should be able to proceed as in the legacy BIOS
#570
I forgot to paste this link.
A shop specialized in BIOS chips.
http://www.bios-chip24.com/Notebook/Fujitsu
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1734147
Title:
corrupted
#569
> This thing is basically a laptop without a screen and keyboard.
http://www.retropcmania.com/2014/12/look-and-not-believe-fujitsu-q9000.html
It looks like possible to open the unit for repair.
BIOS reprogramming like some people suggested here?
I also saw some ebay shops have pre-flashed
#567
I think you might want to submit this model for updating the informatin
regardng this bug.
As long as I can tell, there has been no othere report that this BIOS bug
affects mini PCs.
I looked around Fujitsu site for the information.
The terrible thing is that they only offer the
#564
It sounds like the POST delay of your laptop is currently set to zero second
and the machine is trying to boot from the wrong devise.
Try hitting the [ESC] key repeatedly as soon as you turn on the computer.
This key sequence could be different (mine was HP Probook) - so check the
support
> #548
> Is it possible to create some sort of persistence on the liveusb, install the
> latest kernel, then change my settings upon reboot?
As far as I know there is really not much you can do to modify the live USB.
It is designed to be "locked" so that nothing can alter or damage it.
Without
#545
Glad to hear that what little I know about Linux could help other user :).
#544
> Fujitsu Esprimo Q9000 Was rendered unbootable
Could you describe a bit more detail?
Ubuntu 17.10 itself should still boot even with this BIOS corruption.
Did you wipe the entire drive?
Or there is some OS
#540
I forgot to mention.
Since you have to use Windows for this dualboot setup, it might be easier to use
EaseUS Partition Master Free to create a new partition(s) and EasyBCD to select
a boot partition.
I have been using this method for some years to dualboot before I switched to
Linux + VM
#540
> Do you think if i install Ubuntu using that guide and after i update the
> kernel i colud fix my bios?
I think all you have to do is installling the "latest" 17.10 with the big-fixed
kernel which is now available for download.
https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop
This dualboot
> #539
> Will this bug ever be solved using windows (or without a kernel update) or my
> bios will stay broken forever?
I do not think so.
According to this instruction, there is a way to install Ubuntu from internal
disk partition without using CD nor USB.
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