On Sun, Nov 4, 2012 at 6:39 PM, L V Gandhi wrote:
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> I dont have any option for making recovery cds. It gives option to make
> recovery USB stick. There are already four primary partitions, out of which
> 3 ie EFI system and 2 recovery partitions are hidden.
Please bottom-post.
Look for Acer eR
thanks. I have gone through the thread. I did not find any solution there.
Because UEFI, even debian boot disk will not boot until boot mode is made
to legacy BIOS. I am unable to make images also.
On Sun, Nov 4, 2012 at 8:05 PM, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
> L V Gandhi wrote:
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>> I purchased the a
I dont have any option for making recovery cds. It gives option to make
recovery USB stick. There are already four primary partitions, out of which
3 ie EFI system and 2 recovery partitions are hidden.
On Sun, Nov 4, 2012 at 7:37 PM, Michael wrote:
> On 11/03/2012 10:38 PM, L V Gandhi wrote:
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On Sun 04 Nov 2012 at 08:07:15 -0600, Michael wrote:
> L V,
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> When you install, the partitioner will ask you several questions
> during setup. DO NOT choose 'use entire disk.' Click/check only
> the 687G partition and you'll be fine.
We'd like to think so but . . . .
> Alternately, check y
L V Gandhi wrote:
I purchased the above laptop with win8 and touchscreen today. When I
checked disk management I found that it already have 4 primary partitions;
1)500 mb recovery,
2) 500 mb for EFI
3) 687gb for running win8 and
4) 11.5gb for recovery partition.
Though I can install debian in
I purchased the above laptop with win8 and touchscreen today. When I
checked disk management I found that it already have 4 primary partitions;
1)500 mb recovery,
2) 500 mb for EFI
3) 687gb for running win8 and
4) 11.5gb for recovery partition.
Though I can install debian in virtual machine, is
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