If you create a new TUI layout, don't include the status window, and
then change from a layout with the status window to the new one, gdb
crashes. http://www.compilatori.com/category/tech/
(gdb) layout src
(gdb) tui new-layout test src 2 cmd 1
http://www.acpirateradio.co.uk/category/tech/
(gdb)
On Wed, Dec 04, 2019 at 06:27:02PM -, InF3rN0 wrote:
> Hi, I could not imagine an OS installation could corrupt the BIOS
> (whether be Samsung's fault or Linux's).
> The problem happened to me with a NP300E4X-A04CO; don't know BIOS
> version. Ubuntu 18.04 (LTS).
You are responding to an old,
Hi, I could not imagine an OS installation could corrupt the BIOS
(whether be Samsung's fault or Linux's).
The problem happened to me with a NP300E4X-A04CO; don't know BIOS
version. Ubuntu 18.04 (LTS).
I'm able to use F3 (CD boot), but I haven't tried to update BIOS since I
haven't found a BIOS
Hi everyone,
I'm gonna try to install Ubuntu 15.04 x64 on my Samsung NP700Z3C-S02HU. In live
mode seems everything OK. Minor thing is, that just the left speaker is active
for some reason I don't know why? I'll be back soon with my happy update
hopefully...
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On 6 August 2015 at 15:28, BartaSzili
I installed ubuntu 14.04 and f2 doesnt work. it just takes me to to the
grub menu. also booting from a cd/dvd/usb is not working. i thought
right away to reset the bios but my laptop 300e5c doesnt have a way to
do that. it says a fix was released. i also saw something about
flashing the bios
I apologize for flooding this bug report but I posted in several
samsung/linux related forums with no reply. I guess I got lucky with
this laptop (530u3c-ad5br BIOS:p07abh) since the bios is supposed to be
still affected by the bug but I installed gentoo with a kernel new
enough to have the
@Reimundo: like in your case, many of my LEDs do not work in the UEFI
mode. I ended up switching to the CSM where the samsung-laptop module is
not blacklisted. Bluetooth and all LEDs on my laptop work just fine in
the CSM. Until the samsung-laptop module is ported to the UEFI, our
Samsung laptops
Can confirm that this bug is still not fixed on Ubuntu 14.04.1, cannot
provide the bios version, because I cannot access it, but I believe it
was an old version. Did anyone find a way to unbrick the laptop?
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So no plans to fix samsung-laptop under UEFI? Ubuntu in CSM mode is
faster then in UEFI and there's no bug with AC-IN(in UEFI I still notice
some slowness), but is not natural installing in CSM: I mean..we've
new machines but we can't use UEFI.
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@stblack: the fix for this bug involved blackisting the samsung-laptop
module for the UEFI mode. In CMS, the samsung-laptop module is not
blacklisted. Therefore you must use the CMS mode in order to have the
functionality of the samsung-laptop module which includes keyboard
backlighting.
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the so called fix has been there for over a year, what is the status on this
bug?
is it closed and people has accepted that they have a laptop where not all
features are working, or is someone working on it?
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Blacklisting the samsung-laptop module in UEFI mode fixes the related but
separate issue of the kernel crashing on bootup. The root cause of the
bricking was that Samsung's firmware had an undocumented requirement of 5KB
of free UEFI variable space to be able to start up. The kernel crash would
Hi,
I did the up date to the firmware in windows and have not up graded from 12.04.
Is there way from the Linux side, with bash, to see if the firmware, and all
others parts, are set
up right for doing the install, of 14.04?
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No. Despite not directly causing the bricking, the samsung-laptop driver
will only work in CMS mode and will cause random and potentially very bad
problems when running under UEFI. The driver support issue is separate from
this bug.
On 23 May 2014 22:59, Val 1040...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
I have installed ubuntu on my NP770Z5C setting CSM OS and UEFI and disabling
Fastboot and secureboot (Windows boot is working). Quite all seems ok.
I would like to have also che Backlight keyboard functioning, but not bricking
all.
Is it possible to use what is listed in this page
Hi all,
I own an Samsung Series 5 Ultra NP540U3C with Windows 8. I updated the bios to
P12ABH and want to install Kubuntu 14.04.
I understand that the bug seems fixed with kernels 3.10 and this bios but I am
not sure about the procedure as people explained different setups.
If I want to keep
Hey Adrian,
Let me just quote what I wrote above 11 months ago:
First of all, I have installed SAMSUNG BIOS upgrades from within Windows 8,
then reduced Windows partition to leave around 40–50 Gb of free space, the
remaining free space on a HDD was allocated for Ubuntu's /home directory.
Next I
Hi! I have the ultrabook Samsung np530u3c-a07. The Bios is updated, I
think (P12ABH, 25/10/2013). I want install ubuntu 14.04, but I don't
want risk. Someone have installed ubuntu 14.04 in a pc with this
parameter whitout problems?
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Andrea, it should work just fine. Which basically means: there were no new
reports of machines getting bricked that I know of since many months. For
example, I've been using np530U3C-A05 in UEFI mode just fine since June.
2014-05-09 11:24 GMT+02:00 Andrea Biolo andrewbiol...@gmail.com:
Hi! I
Mathew, thanks for getting involved in helping with Ubuntu. Please don't
change the statuses or assignments of this bug (or similar bugs), it is
used for the tracking of progress on the Samsung UEFI boot bug. If you
want to get involved, please see http://www.ubuntu.com/community/get-
involved.
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The problem is solved in samsung serie 7 chronos (np700z5c) ?
In the version ubuntu 14.04?
Can I activate the secureboot and install new ubuntu?
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Anders, please stop walking around Launchpad and changing the status of
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I confirm Calant procedure:
ON SAMSUNG 535U3C A03DE
1) Updated Bios to P07RAS
2) Disabled Fastboot on both Windows8 and bios
3) Run usb boot with SecureBoot Enabled and UEFI selected
4) Normally installed Ubuntu selecting Other during install and partitioning
the hdd.
5) Selected the hdd for
My System came installed with Windows 8, which I updated to 8.1. and I am
succesfully dual booting it and Ubuntu 13.10.
NameNP700Z5C-S02ZA
Vendor SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. (www.samsung.com)
BIOS
Date11/04/2013
Vendor Phoenix Technologies Ltd. (www.phoenix.com)
Version P07ABJ
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Hello,
What model is you laptop?
Did you up date the bios in Windows?
Is the computer still under warranty?
I have 12.04 working on my laptop right now.
I believe 12.04.1 to 12.10* are bricks for My Samsung
notebook.
Wish you better luck,
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Hi everybody,
I have just purchased a 530U3C. I have read through all the comments. I
would like if someone could clarify some points.
About the specific issue:
Is it reasonable safe to try/install Ubuntu disabling UEFI?
Does current release 13.04 come with a kernel containing the patch
So is this problem only with Samsung laptops/
Is this only for 64 bit or it is also for 32 bit.
Kindly inform on this.
Thank you in advance.
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Calant, let me put it this way. There were no confirmations either from
SAMSUNG or from Ubuntu/kernel devs that the fixes released necessarily
solve those issues (no info from SAMSUNG at all). However, as you can see,
there are almost no new reports that people are still facing the issue.
If you
And do not forget to get the latest Samsung BIOS updates from within
Windows first! This is of utmost importance.
2013/9/11 calant 1040...@bugs.launchpad.net
So I figure the safest thing to do is to wait for Ubuntu 13.10 release?
Since this uses linux kernel 3.11 which contains the anti brick
It is only on Samsung laptops. I don't know if the version affects the
issue.
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So I figure the safest thing to do is to wait for Ubuntu 13.10 release?
Since this uses linux kernel 3.11 which contains the anti brick patch?
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Can anyone confirm that this bug did not affect the Samsung Series 3
(370R5E)?
It has been 2 BIOS updates since the release of the laptop (of course,
changelog's has not been provided), and I wonder whether this is fixed
now, or just do not have this bug.
I can not find any information on the
So here's my STORY(Long Story) with my Samsung computers.
I think what i'm going to write could be a:
GUIDE IN INSTALLING UBUNTU 12.04.2 ON SAMSUNG 535U3C-A02 AND SAMSUNG
535U3C-A03(A02=AMD A6 - A03=AMD A4)
1) Update BIOS using windows 8(or Win7) preinstalled. My version was P04RAS
updated to
Hi guys,
Apologies for my lack of response. I had been running fine Ubuntu by
manually enabling CSM as boot option in BIOS and booting but GRUB would
give an error trying to load Windows 8, I had to manually change back to
UEFI boot option to load Win 8. I hadn't had time to find a fix to this.
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Hi guys,
Apologies for my lack of response. I had been running fine Ubuntu by
manually enabling CSM as boot option in BIOS and booting but GRUB would
give an error trying to load Windows 8, I had to manually change back
Hi everybody!!
I bricked my laptop 1 month ago(series 5 AMD A6). Now i've my new model
NP535u3c a03(series 5 AMD A4 4355M). Can someone guide me in installing
Ubuntu 12.04.2 on my computer? I tried to install both 12.04.2 and 13.04
but on install Win8 is not recognized. Is it SAFE to totally
@Fabio: if you completely remove Win8, you will likely lose the ability
to upgrade your machine's firmware. The firmware can be upgraded only
with Samsung Updater - a Windows application.
If Win8 does not start from your newly installed Grub, you are probably hitting
the known bug:
Oh ok..i'll Try your guide on the second link!! Thanks..i'll wrote in
case of success ;)
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Mine's not a problem concering GRUB. My problem is that during
installation Win8 is not recognized so that i could choose Install
Ubuntu alongside windows 8. So is there a full guide on installing
ubuntu safley on these machines? or can someone wrote one? PLEASE HELP!
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For helping, installing Ubuntu on a Samsung S5 :
On a 530U3C-A06FR with a 13.04 (x86) loaded on a usb Key with lili usb
creator (windows 7).
- I updated the bios
- I disabled secure boot / UEFI
- I installed Ubuntu
- It worked fine.
I have not the balls to try to install it with UEFI enabled.
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I have been running Ubuntu 13.04 on SAMSUNG NP530U3C-A05EE for a good week
and a half. So far so good. Please note, that I am running a mainline 3.10
kernel from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ which among
other things contains Matthew Garrett's UEFI anti-bricking patches.
First of
Thanks Jordan,
so I check better the Jethro solution.
Jethro,
are steps in #202 solved the Windows 8 boot issue from grub ?
Thanks
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I'd like to have your suggestions about a possible temporary solution, at least
for me, to this bug.
I have a NP770Z5E and I wouldn't like to brick it.
What about to install linux and place the /boot partition on an external SD
card (setting the boot order of SD at the top) and the rest of the
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On Tue, Jun 25, 2013 at 5:58 AM, stblack 1040...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
I'd like to have your suggestions about a possible temporary solution, at
least for me, to this bug.
I have a NP770Z5E and I wouldn't like to brick it.
What about to install linux and place the /boot partition on an
So further to my earlier posts #212 and #215 I followed these steps and
Ubuntu 13.04-desktop-amd64 installed without glitch.
So:
Updated BIOS using built in Samsung updater
Disabled Secure Boot
Change OS selection to CSM OS
USB HDD to highest priority
Boot from USB and install Ubuntu
The only
Just noting you don't have to use the i386 image on the 64bit i5 CPU,
unless you want to install the 32bit version of Ubuntu. Amd64 images is
what you should be using if you want to run a 64bit OS; it has nothing to
do with the AMD vs. Intel distinction.
By the way, I have also ordered a
Samsung replied very fast to me, here is their response:
In response to your inquiry requesting information about the Samsung, we
appreciate email addressed to us, which will be our best attention. We
inform you Samsung doesn't give the support of any kind of version of
Linux. You can try to
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So tomorrow I will receive delivery of a new: Samsung 530U3C-A06PT. I
will post more detailed specs tomorrow.
I plan on performing the following step's based on reading the above
(specifically as per #202), please provide some thoughts on this:
- Update BIOS using Samsung Windows updater (Win 8)
Correction to the above will be using: Ubuntu 13.04-desktop-i386 as
model has: Intel i5-3317U
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The aforementioned modified UEFI anti-bricking code has been released in
Linux 3.10-rc6, see:
https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=f8b8404337de4e2466e2e1139ea68b1f8295974fI
hope it really works. :)
Hopefully, this kernel will be included in Saucy images/daily
There's a mistake in the link above, it has caught an I as a part of the
link. The actual link is the following:
https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=f8b8404337de4e2466e2e1139ea68b1f8295974f
2013/6/16 Žygimantas Beručka zygimanta...@gmail.com
The
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ :-)
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I know where to get the packages, but thank you anyway. :)
My question was rather how to build an image with those packages or where
it would be possible to get one. So that people would be able to install
Ubuntu from such images containing a (hopefully) safe kernel, i.e. to boot
it right away
Hi,
I recently installed ubuntu 13.04 on my laptop NP700Z5C-02. The installation
went well by but I am unable to launch windows. The laptop does not brig. On
the other side I don't know how to recover Windows partition.
You have to go into the bios and change the boot order of drives (not very
@Gilbert: see paragraph no 14 in post #114 for a fix to this problem.
It's a known bug in update-grub - Windows EFI boot entries are not
generated correctly.
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My notebook: Samsung 530U3C
My problem: F2 doesn't work; I am not able to change BIOS settings.
Supposed reason: backup and recovery with Acronis
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Steve or anyone who has access to the lines of communication with
Samsung engineering team!
PLEASE can you ask the Samsung people to PLEASE clarify whether this bug
has been fixed in the latest firmware? Or at least if they believe that
it has been fixed?
I am willing to risk my NP700Z5C and
Here's a very fresh update on the matter from the fantastic Mr. Matthew
Garrett: http://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/25091.html
Here's the summary of it:
Hence this patch. The new approach is to ask the firmware how much
space is available. If the size of the new variable would reduce this to
less than
Hi All,
I just install ubuntu 13.04 64bit on my samsung series 5 (NP530U3C) and
works well. Is fast and I don't have any problems with drives or batery.
Fisrt I update the bios to the last version.
Disable UEFI on Bios and secure boot
Change boot device order with USB HDD on top
Install 13.04
I have the a Samsung that needs to go back, I am happy to run some tests
to see something that shouldn't brick it still does. So give me steps
and I'll apply them and document the results.
juser@dhcp189:/sys/devices/virtual/dmi/id$ sudo cat product_name product_serial
board_serial bios_*
Hello everybody.
I just buy a Samsung Series 5 Ulta (NP530U3) and when I boot with
liveUSB and shut down witout install ubuntu I recibe a Black Screen and
my laptop never boot.
Someone with the same laptop has installed dual boot (Ubuntu 12.04 and Win 7)?
I have pre-installed Win 7.
If this is
Hello Frantoms.
I have 12.04 installed on my laptop.
When I tried to install 12.10 with a live usb it bricked my laptop. This was
in November
of 2012. I had windows 7 on another partition and was 700z5c Samsung.
It was sill under warranty and go a new mother board put into it.
What live
Hello keghn,
I try to install ubuntu 12.10 and it bricked my laptop.
I'm looking for a way to install add run ubuntu without any problem. but I
didn't found it yet.
How do you install you ubuntu 12.04.1? Do you have SSD?
Regards!
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Did you try to update Samsung provided BIOS from within Windows first?
Rumour has it that Samsung released an updated BIOS that has this issue
ironed out. (And yes, there indeed have been two or three BIOS updates from
Samsung on my sister's presumably affected laptop since I am following this
Hello Frantoms.
I installed 12.04 with a live usb stick.
Ubuntu 12.10 have the bricking problem.
Ubuntu 13.04 is ?.
When I brick my system in 2012 I had a working linux OS
in the SSD. And when mother board was swap out for a new
one i lost it. The SSD is built into the mother board.
Hello Zygis.
I clueless about the Samsung fix.
I was going to wait around until Ubuntu could put fix
it into 13.04.1 image or update my current 12.04 through the update manager
so i could upgrade withe the internet.
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Hello everybody,
today 22/05/2013 i bricked my samsung 535u3c a02. I don't Know how..but i
succesfully installed ubuntu 13.04 in standard way(no UEFI) and it worked
pretty well..(no suspension and terribly slow on AC-in). After a kernel panic i
shutdown manually the pc...and on startup
@ Fabio: I installed ubuntu 12.04 in the uefi way and it still works (for more
info see post #128). I guess you don't need the daily image, if you use
12.04.2, because it already has the patched kernel.
I find it strange, though, that your computer bricked, since I thought that the
13.04
no i don't..i immediatly uninstalled Win8 and tryied to install
ubuntu..i don't know wich was bios version...is there any fix to repair
boot..without using warrenty?
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Hello everybody; i recently took the time to read all the articles: i
have a NP530U3C running Arch. I would now update the firmware to start
use the UEFI booting. There's a way to flash the firmware without
windows? as i can't find anywhere on the net the mentioned firmware.
Should be safer to get
I recently received a BIOS update with the version-no. P06ABJ. Does
anybody know if it fixes the UEFI-Bug? I'm not able to find any release
notes for this update.
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Today I managed to install 13.04 alongside Windows 8 on my Samsung
NP700z3c with the latest Samsung BIOS update (dated March 2012, I want
to say it's P05ABJ but I'm not 100% on that).
Essentially the steps I undertook are as follows:
*A few months ago when I bought this laptop, I made some free
On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 09:54:19PM -, Richard Fannin wrote:
*According to
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI#Creating_an_EFI_partition and
some various askubuntu.com pages, you should select manual
installation (whichever options lets you choose what gets installed
where); I made
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HI ALLL; I HAVE THE ULTIMATE SOLUTION BIOS UPDATE phoenix
technologies motherfuking drivers
http://support-
us.samsung.com/cyber/popup/iframe/pop_troubleshooting_fr.jsp?idx=414320modelname=NP700Z5CHmodelcode
=NP700Z5C-
How do you know if it _really_ contains the fix for this particular
issue?
2013/5/3 SiM santiag...@gmail.com
HI ALLL; I HAVE THE ULTIMATE SOLUTION BIOS UPDATE phoenix
technologies motherfuking drivers
http://support-
I am anxiously waiting to get Ubuntu onto my Samsung laptop but can't
afford to try anything until this issue is resolved. Can we please get
an update?
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last bios update?
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This happened to me yesterday on my NP530U3C-A07SE, I hadn't changed
any BIOS settings so they were factory default (except the boot
sequence, in which I had set USB booting highest). I was running Windows
8 and installed Ubuntu 12.10 Desktop amd64 using an USB created with the
Linux Pendrive
Hey everyone. I recently bricked my NP300E5C-A01UB trying to boot into
Ubuntu with UEFI enabled. After locating the correct chip on the
motherboard, my friend connected his bus pirate to it and we were able
to dump the firmware and go through it. I have posted these logs and the
dump of the borked
@val. I have ubuntu under uefi. With a bios update grub gets erased and
as you say 'Secure boot' is enabled. All I needed to do is disable
'secure boot' and run SystemRescueCd on a usb stick which detects the
ubuntu present on the hard disk, I just boot into it and run an 'grub-
install /dev/sda'
Samsung have published a BIOS update, version 1.0.0.3, which should
correct the underlying problem.
So possibly the Linux installation procedure could now be amended to:
a) check whether the computer has a samsung bios lower 1.0.0.3, and if
so warn the user to upgrade, and if the user continues
On 21 March 2013 11:45, Arthur P. Meiners a.p.mein...@kpnmail.nl
wrote:
Samsung have published a BIOS update, version 1.0.0.3, which should
correct the underlying problem.
So possibly the Linux installation procedure could now be amended to:
a) check whether the computer has a samsung bios
I've just updated my 900X3C-A01ES BIOS from P04AAC to P06AAC. Is this
the last version?
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UEFI boot live-usb bricks SAMSUNG
For my samsung 530u3c there is a new bios version p07abh available.
@Arthur, how do you know that this update addresses the issues raised here?
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Not sure. I guess you are referring to the BIOS signatures. Actually I
just noted that the version number I gave above is INCORRECT. That is
the number shown on the Samsung NL site, but that version is dated 6
March 2012 (Twelve) so is an old version. The Samsung Windows update
tool, however, did
Bit frustrating to not be able to correct my previous post with respect
to the incorrect version number 1.0.0.3. The correction version number
is not completely clear, but the version date should be MARCH 2013, just
to be clear.
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Ok, but there is no mention that this bios update will correct the 'bricking'
problem, or did I miss something?
My bios p07abh has the date 11/3/2013...The SytemProductName is
530u3c/530u4c/532u3c.
My system boots under uefi... every bios upgrade gets rid of grub, so each time
I have to
Everyone who is attempting to upgrade BIOS, beware that the Ubuntu EFI
boot option is erased during the upgrade process. The entry in the Boot
Priority Order is gone after the upgrade, and you will need to install
EFI grub to be able to continue using Ubuntu in the EFI mode. The
upgrade process
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