Also affects Samsung 300E5X S01, just bricked one. Anyway - this (I
guess) isn't Ubuntu problem but Samsung - bricked via Linux Mint live
USB.
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Samsung has suggested that this issue is being triggered by the samsung-
laptop kernel module. This module is known to cause other issues on
Samsung systems when booted in EFI mode:
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=47121
Kernel team: is it possible to disable the samsung-laptop
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UEFI boot live-usb bricks SAMSUNG 530U3C,np700z5c laptop
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No logs needed for this one, and by the nature of the bug, none
available. :P
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Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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I deem it fairly trivial to check for EFI mode and make the driver
return -ENODEV during the init so we don't load this driver. Just
sanity checking my patches on oneiric through to raring right now.
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Bricked my Samsung NP900X4c
Installed Ubuntu 12.04 from a flash drive with UEFI ENABLED. I never
could get it to dual boot with Windows 7 so I completely wiped the SSD
including the recovery partition. Ubuntu 12.04 worked well but I was
frustrated by the lack of support for function keys, and
Bricked Laptob today (2012-12-18).
*Model: Samsung NP530U3C-A01E
*Note: Prior to bricking: Installed Xubuntu 64bit (12.10). No Problems
occured during the first three weeks of usage (including kernel update).
The only thing I noticed was battery/power status misinformations.
(likely the already
I am in a similar situation. Last week I bricked my 700Z3C during the
installation of Ubuntu 12.10 64Bit from USB-Stick (unetbbotin). I could
change the device without any problems. Now of course I am fear that I
will run in the same problem if i try it again. But this time I would
install from
Same here. I'm installed sucessfully Ubuntu 10.04 x86 in the SAMSUNG
530U3C and works fine. But when I tried to install the 64 bits version,
I assumed that enabling the UEFI boot from bios will upgrade the
performance, but the Laptop hanged up in black screen and never start
over again. Turn
Just to add to this, I installed without issue last night on an
NP530U3C-A04UK in the following manner:
* Booted first time into Windows, found that Fastboot was already disabled (new
Ultrabook in sealed box) and disabled Intel Smart Response (the SSD caching).
* Updated the BIOS immediately to
I also bricked my brand new Samsung 700Z3C-S03 when I was installing
Ubuntu 12.10 64 Bit from USB-Stick. The USB-Stick was prepared with
unetbootin before.
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A little update with my situation, I sent the laptop back to Samsung,
they changed the motherboard and it's working again now. I won't try to
install Ubuntu though. The whole process too about 2 weeks.
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At my university, we bought several Samsung Series 5 laptops (NP530U3C
model). Our students bricked four of them when installing Ubuntu. I sent
them back to Samsung that repaired them promptly by warranty service.
I don't know exactly what Bios configuration neither what Ubuntu version
each
Want to Confirm the brick bug.
My case was:
install Ubuntu 12.10 x64 aside Windows 8 and dualBoot
Disabled UEFI - install ubuntu - reboot - windows - set boot options
in windows - made error in boot options - Bios - changed UEFI to
enabled - reboot - ubuntu error - brick;
Also as Off topic i
#56: Yes, you're right. I meant to 530U3C model. I suppose It was
discontinued only in that online shop, not Samsung.
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Hey, not good news for some of you, but at least I finally found others,
this is pretty much exactly what happened after I upgraded from 12.04.
The difference is I have a Toshiba Satellite L505D-S5965. I have been
beta testing for about a year and a half but I sat out this cycle.
Anyways, I have
On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 12:30:05AM -, Tristen wrote:
Hey, not good news for some of you, but at least I finally found others,
this is pretty much exactly what happened after I upgraded from 12.04.
The difference is I have a Toshiba Satellite L505D-S5965.
This does not at all describe the
According to this,
http://fsfe.org/freesoftware/legal/flashingdevices.en.html, you should
not have any problem with your warranty service.
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Sorry, the aforementioned is assuming that you bought it in Europe.
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Thanks Jose Padilla. It was...Did you have experienced the same problem
with your laptop? If yes, how did you solve it?
Thanks.
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I bought my laptop in an online shop. It was bricked only two hours
after I had received it. So immediately I sent an e-mail to demand a
new one. Because of I was afraid that they could reject my demand, I
lied a little (I still didn't know the Directive 1999/44/CE) . I told
them that it was
What is the latest firmware that the Samsung updater software (on
Windows) provides? On the Samsung support site latest version is 1.0.0.3
from May 9, 2012. I am thinking about getting this model, so am thinking
if there is even a slight chance that this bug is ever going to get
fixed.
#55: they
Hello to everyone,
I have the very similar problem with my new laptop Samsung NP3005C
with Win7 pre-installed. I install ubuntu and after that the laptop is
bricked. In fact, I decided to install ubuntu using all the hard disk
what means that I was not expecting to have a dual boot. Now,
Hello.
I bought ASUS K55N laptop and have the same problem. Any Linux kernel
doesn't start in UEFI mode. GRUB2 strarts normaly, but after when I
select kernel I see black screen.
If I try start Linux from UEFI Shell I see that system just freezing.
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Just bricked my Samsung 530u3c. UEFI mode was on.
I made a bootable flash from Ubuntu 12.10 64bit image using 12.04's usb
disc creator, then booted up, UEFI mode was on. (I've seen the black
grub screen insteard of syslinux), it booted normaly, everything was ok.
Then I tried to disable bluetooth
Bootable flash was with Ubuntu 12.10 64bit image and I made it form
12.04 allready installed.
12.04 32 bit booted nicely with UEFI support mode on. This boot image
had syslinux bootloader. I insalled it and used it since i've bought my
laptop.
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Ah... i see, thank you for your explanation.
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#43 Why can't you boot from USB if EFI is disabled?. On my series 9 with
EFI disabled I can and I could with my series 5. In the BIOS, disable
Quick Start and on the boot priority select USB HD as your first
option.
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I don't know. Because 1st time i want to install Ubuntu 12.04 in my
530U3C, the laptop always boot to windows even if i set the 1st boot
priority to USB HD. After that i tried to boot normally and press F10
to show the boot options, the boot options appeared but there is no USB
option in it.
The behaviour you describe I guess is due to have the Fast BIOS Mode
option enabled in your BIOS. When this option is enabled the boot
preferences are ignored. Try to change it to disabled and then select
USB HD as your first option under boot device priority.
Nevertheless, there exists some bugs
1) what model of laptop do you have?
Samsung 5 series ultra (530U3C)
2) When you say it's bricked twice - that's confusing, do you mean you've
permenantly unrecoverably bricked two laptops, or do you mean you somehow
recovered them?
Yes its bricked unrecoverable, so i bring
OK, so I just found out this bug while bricking my samsung laptop. I had
trouble de install a windows 7 pro version over the home premium one, so I
decided to try and install ubuntu.
I have (had ?) a series 3 samsung laptop, and tried to install 12.10 version of
ubuntu.
The installation went
pkhbdb/allocerceau: Can you state the exact version of the samsung
laptop you had/have.
When you did the installation, how did you install - did you use a CD or
USB stick? Did you at any point select 'EFI' during the boot process?
If you used a USB stick how exactly did you right the thumb drive?
Hello Dave,
I have a NP300E5C laptop (this one
http://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B008AHF8VG/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i01 )
I used a usb stick. I did not select EFI anywhere (in fact I don't know what it
is).
The thumb drive was first in the boot order in the BIOS.
That's about it. I don't know what
A quick update, I connected the laptop hard drive on my computer, and
there is a 94Mo EFI partition.
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Title:
UEFI boot live-usb bricks SAMSUNG
My Samsung lappy brick twice, but it is different in my case. The BIOS
always broken aftere doing update from update manager.
1. Install Ubuntu
2. Boot normaly(no grub)
3. Update(Update Manager)
4. Reboot
5. Grub appeared from nowhere
6. Select ubuntu
7. Boot forever
8. Power off
9. Black Screen
Albert:
Can you add some detail please;
1) what model of laptop do you have?
2) When you say it's bricked twice - that's confusing, do you mean you've
permenantly unrecoverably bricked two laptops, or do you mean you somehow
recovered them?
3) What version of Ubuntu did you install
crayzeewulf, I'm sorry to hear that you've run into this bug. I hope
you are able to get the machine recovered through the vendor.
It would help us to track this bug down and spare other users this pain
if you could provide more information about how you were installing and
what you experienced.
Steve:
I did not expect this to happen in my wildest imagination and, hence,
did not pay too much attention to the exact steps I followed. But I will
try to answer your questions the best I can:
Can you confirm that you had specifically configured your BIOS to boot
in UEFI mode?
Yes. I tried
I confirm that this happens even with Ubuntu 12.10. Bricked on today. :(
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** Changed in: ubuntu-release-notes/quantal
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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Status: Triaged = Fix Committed
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Status: Triaged = Invalid
** Changed in: ubuntu-release-notes
Importance: High = Undecided
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why have you assigned this bug to shim?
** Changed in: shim (Ubuntu Quantal)
Status: Confirmed = Incomplete
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From discussions with Michael earlier: shim task was opened to make
sure bug was on release team radar, and hopes that either shim or grub
may be able to participate in detection/mitigation. Issue some sort of
WARNING: don't do this, Ubuntu can't run on this firmware if specific
firmware
The conclusion from the kernel team is already that it's not possible to
work around this bug; and shim is *definitely* not the place for such a
workaround to live because each revision of shim involves a round-trip
to Microsoft. If anything's going to block the boot, it needs to be the
kernel
** Also affects: shim (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: shim (Ubuntu Quantal)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: shim (Ubuntu Quantal)
Status: New = Confirmed
** Changed in: shim (Ubuntu Quantal)
Importance: Undecided =
** Also affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** No longer affects: ubuntu
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