Problema instalando Debian en G405

hola que tal, hoy intentando instalar Debian en mi equipo junto a windows 8.1
estaba en el instalador y solo me reconoce la particion completa del disco duro
cosa a la cual yo lo tengo particionado como 50 gb - 50 gb - resto del disco duro
para ambos sistemas, pero como menciono, el instalador de Debian no me reconoce las
particiones, leia que tiene que ver con el UEFI mode y el security mode pero ya
configure todo el bios para que arranque en legacy y me sigue sin reconocer las particiones
(cabe destacar que la opcion de Security mode no aparece en el bios...)
no se si alguno pueda ayudarme con este caso peculiar...
aprovechando el post, quisiera pedir la ayuda para los drivers de tarjeta lan y wifi para
linux ubuntu/debian ya que el sistema no me los reconoce y la seccion de soporte/descargas
no hay drivers para estos sistemas...

Ok, recapitulando no hay necesidad de poner en legacy para instalar Debian u otro distro compatible con UEFI ya que las ultimas versiones son compatibles, por Debian no lo puedo asegurar no lo he intentado, solo modifica lo del secure boot de tenerlo en tus configuraciones, no se si ya has intentado cargar tu SO desde un medio extraible con esa configuracion y verificar si el problema se mantiene.
Cuando tu ordenador este apagado presiona este boton escoge boot menu posteriormente a tu medio extraible o al inicar el sistema F12, por cierto estas usando un DVD o memoria USB.
El driver en teoria kubuntu debe funcionar.
Un saludo.
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Hmmmmmmmmmmm .... Yep i have the exact same problem with debian woody / some sid programs.
kernel 2.4.17
i am running devfs which may be a cause for it, as well as mem="nopentium" to fix the amd / agpgart bug.
i have yet to test it with these turned off.
i managed to get the installer running on a debian woody box with 2.4.14 but it didnt have enough ram/swap.
of course i just noticed that we are all running 2.4.17 so that could also be the problem.

Arch systemd and bus error

Bus error.
I have a problem which only occurs in Arch Linux.
It's about an open source process control system.
There are no problem with Debian, Ubuntu and Gentoo (x86 and ARM)
In Arch Linux I get a bus error.
I know it has to do with accessing memory.
The problems occurs in both x86 and the ARM versions.
My question is what is the difference between the way systemd handles the bus in ArchLinux and the other distros?
I know it is impossible to answer but maybe is there somebody who can point me to a direction .....
Best regards,
Marc

Hi Karol,
Thanks for your quick respons.
/home/pwrp/pwr/rls/os_linux/hw_x86/exp/exe/wb_open_db.sh: line 61: 673 Bus error (core dumped) wb -q "$username" "$password" $database
systemd-coredumpctl dump -o dump1
BFD: Warning: /home/pwrp/dump1 is truncated: expected core file size >= 161722368, found: 25165824.
[New LWP 464]
Cannot access memory at address 0xb6f328f4
Cannot access memory at address 0xb6f328f0
(gdb) bt
#0 0x005c941c in dbs_Map (
sts=<error reading variable: Cannot access memory at address 0xbe90ada4>,
filename=<error reading variable: Cannot access memory at address 0xbe90ada0>) at ../../co_dbs.c:516
Cannot access memory at address 0xbe90b054
(gdb)
In file co_dbs.c:516
vep->vp = (dbs_sVolume*)(vep->base + vep->sect[dbs_eSect_volume].offset);
Proview, the process control system, this issue is about, uses while loading classes.
When I leave some classes out and use a more basic system I can get it running.
But, again, there is no problem with Ubuntu (x86), Debian (x86 and ARM) and Gentoo (x86 and ARM)......
The reason I am intersted in solving this problem is the blazing speed from Arch Linux on the Raspberry.
ArchLinux is blowing Debian and even Gentoo (hard-float versions) completely away on the Pi.
Regards,
Marc
Last edited by maba (2013-06-17 10:30:07)

High cpu usage when moving application windows

Hello all,
I have two machines with arch installed:
- an eeepc 701 surf/intel gpu(xorg driver) with xfce
- an amd 3800+ X2/nvidia 8860 gt(proprietary driver) with kdemod3(also checked with xfce4)/arch amd64 installed.
I noticed that when i move a window of an application(for example konsole, etc..) too fast i get high cpu usage(30-40 %), when checking with htop.
Is it normal that the X server uses the cpu so much when moving a window??
EDIT: up to now i tested it in a friends windows machine, and it happens exactly the same, so i guess is normal. It seems i need to be informed better about how X works :-)
Last edited by mechmg93 (2008-10-15 08:04:10)

today i switced back my desktop system to debian unstable and tried to see what the difference is concerning this problem.
I found out that in kde3 the solution to the "problem" is debians kde default configuration about window behaviour.
Especially the one mentioned below :
In debian this is not ticked and this has as a result zero cpu usage when windows are moved.
Last edited by mechmg93 (2008-10-23 18:36:58)

Please help with RED HAT INSTALL

I am trying to install jdk (or whatever have they changed it's name to) 1.3.1 on Red Had Linux, but i run into this problem:
The file I get is called:
j2sdk-1_3_1-linux-i386-rpm.bin
and it is supposed to be a rpm file that when ran with rpm installs the application.
But if i try to run rpm -ivh j2sdk-1_3_1-linux-i386-rpm.bin it says that this file doesn't look to be an RPM file. I am trying to install as root so there is no security issue.
Any help is welcome,
Calin

j2sdk-1_3_1-linux-i386-rpm.bin
I had the same problem with Debian. What I wound up
doing was renaming the file. Try
mv j2sdk-1_3_1-linux-i386-rpm.bin j2sdk-1_3_1-linux--386-rpm
It should work after that.
Mark

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