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Hello everyboy and have a nice 2010!
I’m new to your side , have gotten a new N140 and am running into problems.
I don’t like the win7 starter and don’t want to buy a higher version.So would like to add a second OS to the N140.
I managed to burn a bootable usb stick but when i want to start by this it is not recognized.This way I looked to the bios but ( Version 03CU) couldn’t find where to set the boot possibilities.
Does anybody now if there is a hidden item where i can set booting from usb.
I burned a SD-card as well , it wasn’t recognized.
How can I mount my linux to the N140, I don’t want to take it in parts connect the harddisk to my desktop add the OS and rebuild everything.
Will an external usb-cddrive be recognized at boot up?Regards and pegging for help
genpop
genpop – Welcome to the forum
In the bios select the boot menu and press return.
The use F5/F6 to move USB HDD to top of boot priority list.
Press F10 to save and exit.Hope this helps
Hello jeepers01
that would have been easy and that was my idea too
but i can’t find this option.Thats why i metioned my bios version.Is there an additional hidden option and how can i activate this?Regards genpop
Hello jeepers01
i’m sorry i don’t have this option.Meanwhile I found a bios 04cu and mounted this but these options are missing to.Which bios version is yours and where can i get it ( ok I google it) .How can I upload a picture here, i would show you my boot section.
Regards
genpopHello jeepers01
you are right, i have found it just now.It is a submenue from boot section. I could select it by pressing return directly on the boot section.Just like you told me I read it but didn’t understand 🙂
Thank you very much,it sometimes needs a small ping and you find the solution yourself:-)Thanks
genpopgenpop – Your welcome and glad it’s all sorted now.
I have to say that the sub menu is not that obvious and Samsung could perhaps do a better job with the menu system to make the option clearer 🙂
hello dagodiva,
yes it worked,I could mount my kanotix-version without further problems.
But grub mounted my the recovery system as an own system and i can’t find the /grub/menu.lst where I normally configure my boot screen and my wireless lan will not connect correctly even i installed this realtec driver mentioned in the main section of this forum.regards
genpopHello !
That discussion is old, the machine too… and me more and more (77) !
I cloned the disk of my N140 withe AOEMEI Backupper. I set in the bios the boot order as said in that discussion.
The boot is done on the external hdd and I see the Microsoft Corporation screen immediatly followed by an error blue screen
I run the chkdsk : no bad sectors. I run an antivirus on the original too : nothing bad !
Is someone able to help me ? Thanks a lot !
Noël
my english is not sure because I’m french
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