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| = Install Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex 8.10 on the Samsung NC10 = |
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| = Introduction = | '''DOCUMENTATION UNDER CONSTRUCTION...''' |
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| This page is a template for documentation pages on the wiki. It is meant to provide a guide for contributors and to promote consistency. Other advice on contributing to the wiki can be found in the WikiGuide. | === Fully functional 'out of the box': === * Video (with desktop effects) * Wired Networking * USB * Webcam * Suspend / Resume |
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| The introduction should briefly describe the intent of the page. For example: 'This page provides links to information about the Internet applications available for Ubuntu.' | === Fully functional after driver updates: === * Wireless Networking * Audio (internal speakers now turn off when headphones are in use) === Not Functional: === |
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| = First Section = | * Fn Brightness keys (workaround available) * Internal mic * Multi-touch |
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| For example, installation instructions. | = Installation = |
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| For example, configuration instructions. | === Prerequisites: === Before you begin you will need the following: |
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| == Subsection == | * A USB drive * A [[http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download|downloaded image]] (iso) of the Ubuntu Intrepid installation CD |
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| == Subsection == | == Creating USB startup disk: == |
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| = Third Section = | === Method 1: (From an Ubuntu Intrepid computer, or computer running Ubuntu Intrepid Live CD) UBUNTU USB TOOL === |
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| Some sections may just contain a list of links. It is sometimes useful to include a short explanation of what the links are for. For example: 'Ubuntu includes the following Internet applications by default.' | Go to ''System -> Administration'' and select ''Create a USB startup disk''. Select the Ubuntu image and the USB device, then press the ''Make startup disk'' button at the bottom of the window. |
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(Either of the options at the bottom of the window, regarding saving documents and settings, will work with this method, so pick your preference.) After it is finished, [[#install|install from the USB startup disk]] === Method 2: (From any Windows or Linux Computer) UNETBOOTIN === Download [[http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/|Unetbootin]] to your computer and plug in your USB drive. Follow the instructions at the UNetbootin website to create a USB startup disk. When the startup disk is ready, [[#install|install from the USB startup disk]] <<Anchor(install)>> == Installing to NC10 from the USB startup disk: == Plug in your USB startup disk, then reboot the computer. You may need to change your NC10's boot settings so that it will boot from a plugged-in USB disk; to check, press F2 when the netbook is first turning on to enter BIOS setup. When you have verified this, save changes and exit BIOS setup. The computer should then boot from the USB startup disk, offering you an Ubuntu menu. Select ''Install Ubuntu'' to begin installation. = Wireless Networking - Atheros = The wireless hardware is detected, but a non-functional driver is loaded when Ubuntu is installed. Installing the latest Madwifi driver resolves this problem. First, disable the installed driver from ''System->Administration->Hardware driver'' by clicking ''Deactivate'' on the bottom of the window. Next, blacklist the bad driver by adding it to your kernel blacklist. Open a terminal and enter {{{ sudo echo "blacklist ath_pci" >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist sudo echo "blacklist ath_hal" >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist }}} Finally, install the Madwifi driver: {{{ sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-intrepid }}} After rebooting the driver should load and wireless networks should be listed in the Network Manager Applet. = Audio - Alsa Drivers = We need to recompile audio driver alsa at the last available version since the audio chipset is not fully recognized by ubuntu 8.10. The on-board chipset is a Realtek ID 272. for compiling driver from source we need the package '''build-essential''', for that simply run in a terminal {{{ sudo apt-get install build-essential }}} Now we can download the last Alsa Driver source from [[http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Download|here]] (tested on v. 1.0.18a) Extract it on Desktop and run in a terminal {{{ cd Desktop/alsa-driver-* ./configure --with-cards=hda-intel --with-oss=yes --with-sequencer=yes make sudo make install }}} Now we have to check the volume in alsamixer with: {{{ alsamixer }}} Restart the computer. The speaker will be disabled when you try to plug-in an headphone's jack. Perhaps internal microphone doesn't work since now. = Fn Brightness Keys - Workaround = ... |
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| A see also section can be used to point users towards other trusted Ubuntu resources. For example, if a page exists in the official documentation on http://help.ubuntu.com, you can link to such a page. This section is optional. * <Link> - Explanation of link. * <Link> - Explanation of link. * <Link> - Explanation of link. |
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* http://nc10ubuntu.wordpress.com/ - A blog that considers ways of improving the use of Ubuntu on the Samsung NC10 <<BR>> * http://www.netbooknews.it/ubuntu-su-nc10-parte-seconda/ - Italian blog for all netbook-related news and tricks. (Thanks for Audio and wireless tricks) <<BR>> |
Install Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex 8.10 on the Samsung NC10
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DOCUMENTATION UNDER CONSTRUCTION...
Fully functional 'out of the box':
- Video (with desktop effects)
- Wired Networking
- USB
- Webcam
- Suspend / Resume
Fully functional after driver updates:
- Wireless Networking
- Audio (internal speakers now turn off when headphones are in use)
Not Functional:
- Fn Brightness keys (workaround available)
- Internal mic
- Multi-touch
Installation
Prerequisites:
Before you begin you will need the following:
- A USB drive
A downloaded image (iso) of the Ubuntu Intrepid installation CD
Creating USB startup disk:
Method 1: (From an Ubuntu Intrepid computer, or computer running Ubuntu Intrepid Live CD) UBUNTU USB TOOL
Go to System -> Administration and select Create a USB startup disk. Select the Ubuntu image and the USB device, then press the Make startup disk button at the bottom of the window.
(Either of the options at the bottom of the window, regarding saving documents and settings, will work with this method, so pick your preference.)
After it is finished, install from the USB startup disk
Method 2: (From any Windows or Linux Computer) UNETBOOTIN
Download Unetbootin to your computer and plug in your USB drive. Follow the instructions at the UNetbootin website to create a USB startup disk.
When the startup disk is ready, install from the USB startup disk
Installing to NC10 from the USB startup disk:
Plug in your USB startup disk, then reboot the computer. You may need to change your NC10's boot settings so that it will boot from a plugged-in USB disk; to check, press F2 when the netbook is first turning on to enter BIOS setup.
When you have verified this, save changes and exit BIOS setup.
The computer should then boot from the USB startup disk, offering you an Ubuntu menu. Select Install Ubuntu to begin installation.
Wireless Networking - Atheros
The wireless hardware is detected, but a non-functional driver is loaded when Ubuntu is installed. Installing the latest Madwifi driver resolves this problem.
First, disable the installed driver from System->Administration->Hardware driver by clicking Deactivate on the bottom of the window.
Next, blacklist the bad driver by adding it to your kernel blacklist. Open a terminal and enter
sudo echo "blacklist ath_pci" >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist sudo echo "blacklist ath_hal" >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
Finally, install the Madwifi driver:
sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-intrepid
After rebooting the driver should load and wireless networks should be listed in the Network Manager Applet.
Audio - Alsa Drivers
We need to recompile audio driver alsa at the last available version since the audio chipset is not fully recognized by ubuntu 8.10. The on-board chipset is a Realtek ID 272.
for compiling driver from source we need the package build-essential, for that simply run in a terminal
sudo apt-get install build-essential
Now we can download the last Alsa Driver source from here (tested on v. 1.0.18a) Extract it on Desktop and run in a terminal
cd Desktop/alsa-driver-* ./configure --with-cards=hda-intel --with-oss=yes --with-sequencer=yes make sudo make install
Now we have to check the volume in alsamixer with:
alsamixer
Restart the computer. The speaker will be disabled when you try to plug-in an headphone's jack. Perhaps internal microphone doesn't work since now.
Fn Brightness Keys - Workaround
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See Also
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External Links
* http://nc10ubuntu.wordpress.com/ - A blog that considers ways of improving the use of Ubuntu on the Samsung NC10
* http://www.netbooknews.it/ubuntu-su-nc10-parte-seconda/ - Italian blog for all netbook-related news and tricks. (Thanks for Audio and wireless tricks)