I am closing this bug as this is a BIOS issue. Please see comment 35 and
47 for more details. This bug should be marked as "Won't fix" but I
can't do so I 'll use fix released to prevent people from reopening this
bug. Please report this bug to Phoenix/Toshiba. Thanks!
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reloading the bios via floppy recovery says success but on reboot does
not stay making me think that the actual bios chip is burned out on my
3500
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I don't think someone has the answers and IMHO is stranger to have. In the
meantime, doing other installations -but with PPC machines-, I've found these
anomalies. With Ubuntu 10 and up in there are problems with the windfarm.ko
kernel files. These problems aren't with release 9 -and, my apolog
This thread could still be going in fifty years time.
Someone out there has a definitive answer to this problem and how it can be
easily fixed but just aren't talking.
Whether the fault lies with Toshiba or Ubuntu or partially both doesn't matter
anymore as the damage has already been done.
My
Do you hear that Toshiba?! I understand Victor's sentiment completely.
This issue is NOT going away. There will be more victims of this
Toshiba BIOS defect. Toshiba needs to make good very soon...
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I just had 2 portege 3500 go down on me. Called Toshiba and they all but
gave me the finger. I will never buy another Toshiba product as long as
I live. They can go to HELL
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Hi Fabio, Is NOT possible to run anythink. don't forget the bios is
GONE. Can anyone flash the bios EPROM with the original one ? Is
possible to find a new or reprogammed chip? This is the question.
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hello
can someone of you run a live session on the affected machine, and using the
button below 'Add attachment or patch' attach here the file
/var/log/kern.log
of the hd os the machine (not in the filesystem of the live cd or liveusb9.
Thanks
Fabio
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