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was the high point in terms of compatibility and lack of bugs, and is therefore what I recommend if you’re set on using Ubuntu.
I’m wondering what the difference is as I’ve used exactly the same hardware and software as in the article, and presumably this wasn’t a problem for you? I couldn’t think of a sane way to put variables through to the chroot, else I’d have made the target drive a variable. Alternatively, when you are on the GNOME login page you can just do a short press on the tablet power button to put the unit into ‘Suspend’ and then another short press to bring it out of suspend and have touch screen activation.My recommendation would be if you want to try the newer kernel, update the whole of Ubuntu to a newer version that uses that kernel.
The easiest way to do that, assuming you’re on Windows 10, is just to sign into Windows using a Microsoft account. the path to 'env' inside the chroot needs to be known, but it's /usr/bin/env in just about every distro now. Most EFI enabled firmware is still able to boot from MBR disks, never tried it on the Linx tablet though. Pro on several of these tablets for domain functionality only to find lots of the Linx 10″ Tablet drivers missing when the Windows 8.Ive managed to use it quite well with xubuntu apart from one thing that has never worked: Shutting down! There’s no such thing as a “hidden” folder in Linux really, apart from the convention of hiding filenames beginning with . is no longer available for download) but this didn’t fix the problem (it just made the login screen appear in portrait mode and messed up the accelerometer effect by rotating 180 degrees out of sync whereas 20.
Find the lines for the 1010B, copy them and change the 1010B to 1010L to apply the correct matrix for the 1010L too. I would recommend you don’t select this option—not because it’ll break anything, but simply because there is no on-screen keyboard support on the disk unlock screen. If you’re choosing to dual-boot, choose “Install Ubuntu alongside existing operating system” when prompted for where to install, and ensure that at least 8GB of space is allocated. If you’re having problems with your device but want to stick with Windows, or you’ve installed Linux, found it wasn’t for you and want to go back, the easiest way is to install Linx’s own custom Windows recovery image.
It will indeed fail to mount if the directory doesn’t exist - you can always create it first with mkdir -p /mnt/boot/efi then try mounting it again. version with actually i m writting this reply and absolutly all work very well but not the both camera and rotation screen doesn’t rotate in a good way :) possible i need find some tips to set up all that!
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