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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Clean-install of Ubuntu 26.04 ==<br /> <br /> === 2026 the simple start ===<br /> <br /> Preconditions<br /> * I had a running installation of an older Ubuntu, se [[X1E-78-100]]<br /> * Windows was still installed in parallel<br /> * I did a backup of my data<br /> <br /> Steps<br /> * Download the aarchc64 image of Ubuntu 26.04<br /> * Create an installation USB stick (see [[X1E-78-100#Prepare_a_USB_memory_stick]])<br /> * Run the test/install environment<br /> ** Select manual install<br /> ** select the partitions<br /> *** /boot/efi is on my system nvme0p1<br /> *** / is on my system nvme0p6 (it is marked as format/overwrite)<br /> *** /home is on my system nvme0p7<br /> ** Install and reboot<br /> <br /> Postconditions<br /> * The grub bootloader does not start<br /> ** In one case, the screen stated white text on black ground:<br /> *** Unexpected return from initial read: Volume Corrupt, buffersize 1000<br /> *** Failed to load image ]]]]: Volume Corrupt<br /> *** start_image() returned Volume Corrupt<br /> ** In another case (during installation, there were already logs complaining about missing write access to boot/efi/...), it took quite long (maybe a minute) that a minimal grub console came up:<br /> *** GNU GRUB version 2.14<br /> *** Minimal bash-like line editing is supported for the first word, TAB lists possible command completion...<br /> *** grub&gt; _<br /> *** you can type some commands here like &#039;&#039;reboot&#039;&#039;<br /> <br /> Solution<br /> * I did the exact same procedure as above 3 times with different results<br /> ** After the 3rd try (where i did not immediately reboot after installation but started a terminal first and typed &#039;&#039;reboot&#039;&#039; there), I had a booting grub, a booting linux and also windows is booting again.<br /> <br /> Below I describe some of the scenarios in the hope that these may be of help to the reader.<br /> <br /> === HP Omnibook X14 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Boot selector ====<br /> <br /> There is a build-in boot selector:<br /> <br /> * A long-press (30 sec) on the power button reboots your system<br /> * During the first 10 seconds immediately after the reboot, constantly hit the &#039;&#039;&#039;F9&#039;&#039;&#039; key<br /> * You then can choose between the linux/grub bootloader, a microsoft bootloader or starting from the USB-A memory stick again.<br /> <br /> === grub ===<br /> <br /> ==== Windows does possibly not boot ====<br /> <br /> In case windows still starts booting but does not succeed and ends up in a black screen:<br /> <br /> Most likely I had my external monitor either not connected or not turned on.<br /> <br /> Instead I did the following:<br /> <br /> * remove all devices from USB ports<br /> * boot into linux<br /> ** run the grub install and configure scripts there<br /> sudo fdisk --list # search your disk<br /> sudo grup-install /dev/nvme0n1 # adapt your disk name here<br /> sudo update-grub<br /> sudo reboot # to test the boot process<br /> <br /> This process did detect the parallel windows installation.<br /> On my system, windows was booting again afterwards, most likely I had my monitor then connected and turned on.<br /> <br /> === qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> When trying to run the qcom-firmware-extractor, it will complain about incompatibilities.<br /> <br /> The problem is that the device name does not exactly fit to the expectations:<br /> <br /> &gt; cat /proc/device-tree/model <br /> HP Omnibook X 14-fe0<br /> <br /> Update the device name in qcom-firmware-extractor and run the script:<br /> <br /> sudo vi /usr/sbin/qcom-firmware-extract # replace the model name by what you have found<br /> sudo qcom-firmware-extract <br /> sudo reboot</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100_(2026)&diff=86 2026-04-27T00:26:20Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Clean-install of Ubuntu 26.04 ==<br /> <br /> === 2026 the simple start ===<br /> <br /> Preconditions<br /> * I had a running installation of an older Ubuntu, se [[X1E-78-100]]<br /> * Windows was still installed in parallel<br /> * I did a backup of my data<br /> <br /> Steps<br /> * Download the aarchc64 image of Ubuntu 26.04<br /> * Create an installation USB stick (see [[X1E-78-100#Prepare_a_USB_memory_stick]])<br /> * Run the test/install environment<br /> ** Select manual install<br /> ** select the partitions<br /> *** /boot/efi is on my system nvme0p1<br /> *** / is on my system nvme0p6 (it is marked as format/overwrite)<br /> *** /home is on my system nvme0p7<br /> ** Install and reboot<br /> <br /> Postconditions<br /> * The grub bootloader does not start<br /> ** In one case, the screen stated white text on black ground:<br /> *** Unexpected return from initial read: Volume Corrupt, buffersize 1000<br /> *** Failed to load image ]]]]: Volume Corrupt<br /> *** start_image() returned Volume Corrupt<br /> ** In another case (during installation, there were already logs complaining about missing write access to boot/efi/...), it took quite long (maybe a minute) that a minimal grub console came up:<br /> *** GNU GRUB version 2.14<br /> *** Minimal bash-like line editing is supported for the first word, TAB lists possible command completion...<br /> *** grub&gt; _<br /> *** you can type some commands here like &#039;&#039;reboot&#039;&#039;<br /> <br /> Solution<br /> * I did the exact same procedure as above 3 times with different results<br /> ** After the 3rd try (where i did not immediately reboot after installation but started a terminal first and typed &#039;&#039;reboot&#039;&#039; there), I had a booting grub, a booting linux and also windows is booting again.<br /> <br /> Below I describe some of the scenarios in the hope that these may be of help to the reader.<br /> <br /> === HP Omnibook X14 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Boot selector ====<br /> <br /> There is a build-in boot selector:<br /> <br /> * A long-press (30 sec) on the power button reboots your system<br /> * During the first 10 seconds immediately after the reboot, constantly hit the &#039;&#039;&#039;F9&#039;&#039;&#039; key<br /> * You then can choose between the linux/grub bootloader, a microsoft bootloader or starting from the USB-A memory stick again.<br /> <br /> === grub ===<br /> <br /> ==== Windows does possibly not boot ====<br /> <br /> In case windows still starts booting but does not succeed and ends up in a black screen<br /> <br /> * remove all devices from USB ports<br /> * boot into linux<br /> ** run the grub install and configure scripts there<br /> *** sudo fdisk --list # search your disk<br /> *** sudo grup-install /dev/nvme0n1 # adapt your disk name here<br /> *** sudo update-grub<br /> *** sudo reboot # to test the boot process<br /> <br /> This process did detect the parallel windows installation.<br /> On my system, windows was booting again afterwards.<br /> <br /> Note: Possibly the problem was elsewhere: <br /> The login-screen of my windows is on an external monitor.<br /> If this is off, all screens stay black.<br /> <br /> === qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> When trying to run the qcom-firmware-extractor, it will complain about incompatibilities...<br /> <br /> I have no solution yet.</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=Hauptseite&diff=85 2026-04-26T06:31:45Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> [https://andreaswarnke.de/ .. back to top]<br /> <br /> == My technology notes ==<br /> <br /> === A4-5000 Setup ===<br /> <br /> see [[A4-5000]]<br /> <br /> === A72 RPi-4B Setup ===<br /> <br /> see [[A72-RPi]]<br /> <br /> === X1E-78-100 Setup ===<br /> <br /> see [[X1E-78-100]]<br /> <br /> and [[X1E-78-100_(2026)]]<br /> <br /> === LUKS Mount ===<br /> <br /> see [[LUKS]]<br /> <br /> === Network Bridge ===<br /> <br /> see [[Bridge]]<br /> <br /> == My process methods tools notes ==<br /> <br /> === Andis PMT Manifest ===<br /> <br /> see [[PMT-Manifest]]</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100_(2026)&diff=84 2026-04-26T06:26:13Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Clean-install of Ubuntu 26.04 ==<br /> <br /> === 2026 the simple start ===<br /> <br /> Preconditions<br /> * I had a running installation of an older Ubuntu, se [[X1E-78-100]]<br /> * Windows was still installed in parallel<br /> * I did a backup of my data<br /> <br /> Steps<br /> * Download the aarchc64 image uf Ubuntu 26.04<br /> * Create an installation USB stick (see [[X1E-78-100#Prepare_a_USB_memory_stick]])<br /> * Run the test/install environment<br /> ** Select manual install<br /> ** select the partitions<br /> *** /boot/efi is on my system nvme0p1<br /> *** / is on my system nvme0p6 (it is marked as format/overwrite)<br /> *** /home is on my system nvme0p7<br /> ** Install and reboot<br /> <br /> Postconditions<br /> * The grub bootloader does not start<br /> ** In one case, the screen stated white text on black ground:<br /> *** Unexpected return from initial read: Volume Corrupt, bufersize 1000<br /> *** Failed to load image ]]]]: Volume Corrupt<br /> *** start_image() returned Volume Corrupt<br /> ** In another case (during installation, there were already logs complaining about missing write access to boot/efi/...), it took quite long (maybe a minute) that a minimal grub console came up:<br /> *** GNU GRUB version 2.14<br /> *** Minimal bash-like line editing is supported for the first word, TAB lists possible command completion...<br /> *** grub&gt; _<br /> *** you can type some commands here like &#039;&#039;reboot&#039;&#039;<br /> <br /> Solution<br /> * I did the exact same procedure as above 3 times with different results<br /> ** After ther 3rd try (where i did not immediately reboot after installation but started a terminal first and typed &#039;&#039;reboot&#039;&#039; there), I had a booting grub, a booting linux and windows also is now booting again.<br /> <br /> Below I describe some of the scenarios in the hope that these may be of help to the reader.<br /> <br /> === HP Omnibook X14 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Boot selector ====<br /> <br /> There is a build-in boot selector:<br /> <br /> * A longpress (30 sec) on the power button reboots your system<br /> * During the first 10 seconds immediately after the reboot, constantly hit the &#039;&#039;&#039;F9&#039;&#039;&#039; key<br /> * You then can choose between the linux/grub bootloader, a microsoft bootloader or starting from the USB-A memory stick again.<br /> <br /> === grub ===<br /> <br /> ==== Windows does not boot ====<br /> <br /> In case windows still starts booting but does not succeed and ends up in a black screen<br /> <br /> * remove all devices from USB ports<br /> * boot into linux<br /> ** run the grub install and configure scripts there<br /> *** sudo fdisk --list # search your disk<br /> *** sudo grup-install /dev/nvme0n1 # adapt your disk name here<br /> *** sudo update-grub<br /> *** sudo reboot # to test the boot process<br /> <br /> This process did detect the parallel windows installation.<br /> On my system, windows was booting again afterwards.<br /> <br /> === qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> When trying to run the qcom-firmware-extractor, it will complain about incombatibilities...</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100_(2026)&diff=83 2026-04-26T06:14:13Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Clean-install of Ubuntu 26.04 ==<br /> <br /> === 2026 the simple start ===<br /> <br /> Preconditions<br /> * I had a running installation of an older Ubuntu, se [[X1E-78-100]]<br /> * Windows was still installed in parallel<br /> * I did a backup of my data<br /> <br /> Steps<br /> * Download the aarchc64 image uf Ubuntu 26.04<br /> * Create an installation USB stick (see [[X1E-78-100#Prepare_a_USB_memory_stick]])<br /> * Run the test/install environment<br /> ** Select manual install<br /> ** select the partitions<br /> *** /boot/efi is on my system nvme0p1<br /> *** / is on my system nvme0p6 (it is marked as format/overwrite)<br /> *** /home is on my system nvme0p7<br /> ** Install and reboot<br /> <br /> Postconditions<br /> * The grub bootloader does not start<br /> ** In one case, the screen stated white text on black ground:<br /> *** Unexpected return from initial read: Volume Corrupt, bufersize 1000<br /> *** Failed to load image ]]]]: Volume Corrupt<br /> *** start_image() returned Volume Corrupt<br /> ** In another case, it took quite long (maybe a minute) that anything was shown:<br /> *** GNU GRUB version 2.14<br /> *** Minimal bash-like line editing is supported for the first word, TAB lists possible command completion...<br /> *** grub&gt; _<br /> *** you can type some commands here like &#039;&#039;reboot&#039;&#039;<br /> <br /> Solution<br /> * I did the exact same procedure as above 3 times with different results<br /> ** After ther 3rd try, I had a booting grub, a booting linux and windows also is booting again.<br /> <br /> Below I describe some of the scenarios in the hpe that these may be of help to the reader.<br /> <br /> === HP Omnibook X14 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Boot selector ====<br /> <br /> There is a build-in boot selector:<br /> <br /> * A longpress (30 sec) on the power button reboots your system<br /> * During the first 10 seconds immediately after the reboot, constantly hit the &#039;&#039;&#039;F9&#039;&#039;&#039; key<br /> * You then can choose between the linux/grub bootloader, a microsoft bootloader or starting from the USB-A memory stick again.<br /> <br /> === grub ===<br /> <br /> ==== Windows does not boot ====<br /> <br /> In case windows still starts booting but does not succeed and ends up in a black screen<br /> <br /> * remove all devices from USB ports<br /> * boot into linux<br /> ** run the grub install and configure scripts there<br /> *** sudo fdisk --list # search your disk<br /> *** sudo grup-install /dev/nvme0n1 # adapt your disk name here<br /> *** sudo update-grub<br /> *** sudo reboot # to test the boot process<br /> <br /> This process did detect the parallel windows installation.<br /> On my system, windows was booting again afterwards<br /> <br /> === qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> When trying to run the qcom-firmware-extractor, it will complain about incombatibilities...</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=82 2026-04-26T05:46:48Z

<p>Wikiadmin: /* Setup - general steps */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * optionally install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> The initial installation of &#039;&#039;&#039;Ubuntu in the year 2024&#039;&#039;&#039; is shown below.<br /> <br /> The clean-install of &#039;&#039;&#039;Ubuntu 26.04&#039;&#039;&#039; is shown [[X1E-78-100_(2026)]], it may contain references to the sections below.<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> == Repair your system after a firmware update ==<br /> <br /> Months later, when running Windows, it may update your firmware on shutdown.<br /> This may reset the disabling of secure boot. I experienced this more than 4 times now.<br /> <br /> I expect a that a clean way to prevent issues is, to sign grub. <br /> I found a guide for that for x86 - but never tried for arm: <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/10pq74e/my_easy_method_for_setting_up_secure_boot_with/<br /> For qualcomm, there is documentation:<br /> https://www.qualcomm.com/content/dam/qcomm-martech/dm-assets/documents/secure-boot-and-image-authentication-version_final.pdf<br /> <br /> === Screen stays completely black ===<br /> <br /> * Attach a power supply to the rear USB-C port. An orange LED should light up<br /> * Wait 5 minutes (I found that instruction and waited that time - maybe not necessary?)<br /> * Do a hard reset by pressing the power on button for 20 seconds<br /> <br /> === System is not booting ===<br /> <br /> Maybe directly go to alternative 2 below?<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Press [OK] (there is no other button)<br /> * I guess you can ignore the [MOK] menu - i tried quite a lot of options there - no success.<br /> * Reboot the system<br /> * Can be skipped: Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F1] key to get system information. <br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Only the Windows boot manager will work - the other is not signed.<br /> * Windows boots regularly (maybe one can directly press F1/F8 now - i did another booting round)<br /> * On Windows, run Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * While windows is booting (the hp logo is shown) constantly hit F1 and F8 (i guess one is sufficient - I do not know which one)<br /> * Select Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware / Neustart<br /> * The system reboots again<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> * One may re-run [sudo qcom-firmware-extract] and reboot linux with the new, updated firmware.<br /> <br /> === System is not booting / alternative 2 ===<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Turn off via power button<br /> * Turn on via power button<br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Ignore the boot manager options, press F10 instead<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the Config / USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> <br /> === System is booting Windows without grub ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * Select BootManager; select the ubuntu boot manager (this is a one-time start, not persisted)<br /> * After Ubuntu started, call<br /> ** sudo fdisk --list # search your disk<br /> ** sudo grup-install /dev/nvme0n1 # adapt your disk name here<br /> ** sudo update-grub<br /> ** sudo reboot # to test the boot process<br /> <br /> == Downgrade Linux ==<br /> <br /> If, after a kernel update, the system is still booting but not all peripherals are working (e.g. no network):<br /> <br /> === Re-install the previous kernel ===<br /> <br /> cd /var/cache/apt/archives/<br /> sudo apt-get install ./linux-image-qcom-x1e_6.12.0-30.30_arm64.deb<br /> <br /> === Re-configure the grub boot menu ===<br /> <br /> cd /boot/grub/<br /> sudo grub-mkconfig -o grub.cfg<br /> <br /> === Reboot and check ===<br /> <br /> sudo reboot<br /> uname -r<br /> <br /> == Other situations ==<br /> <br /> There are situations where your system is running - but maybe not totally healthy.<br /> Here some hints how to change the situation.<br /> <br /> === Re-run qcom-firmware-extract ===<br /> <br /> You may re-run <br /> <br /> sudo /sbin/qcom-firmware-extract<br /> <br /> This command may fail due to locked files.<br /> <br /> If you start the system in &quot;emergency mode&quot; instead, this may pass without an error message.</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=81 2026-04-26T05:44:08Z

<p>Wikiadmin: /* Setup - general steps */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * optionally install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> The initial installation of Ubuntu in the year 2024 is shown below.<br /> The clean-install of Ubuntu 26.04 is shown [[X1E-78-100_(2026)]], it may contain references to the sections below.<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> == Repair your system after a firmware update ==<br /> <br /> Months later, when running Windows, it may update your firmware on shutdown.<br /> This may reset the disabling of secure boot. I experienced this more than 4 times now.<br /> <br /> I expect a that a clean way to prevent issues is, to sign grub. <br /> I found a guide for that for x86 - but never tried for arm: <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/10pq74e/my_easy_method_for_setting_up_secure_boot_with/<br /> For qualcomm, there is documentation:<br /> https://www.qualcomm.com/content/dam/qcomm-martech/dm-assets/documents/secure-boot-and-image-authentication-version_final.pdf<br /> <br /> === Screen stays completely black ===<br /> <br /> * Attach a power supply to the rear USB-C port. An orange LED should light up<br /> * Wait 5 minutes (I found that instruction and waited that time - maybe not necessary?)<br /> * Do a hard reset by pressing the power on button for 20 seconds<br /> <br /> === System is not booting ===<br /> <br /> Maybe directly go to alternative 2 below?<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Press [OK] (there is no other button)<br /> * I guess you can ignore the [MOK] menu - i tried quite a lot of options there - no success.<br /> * Reboot the system<br /> * Can be skipped: Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F1] key to get system information. <br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Only the Windows boot manager will work - the other is not signed.<br /> * Windows boots regularly (maybe one can directly press F1/F8 now - i did another booting round)<br /> * On Windows, run Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * While windows is booting (the hp logo is shown) constantly hit F1 and F8 (i guess one is sufficient - I do not know which one)<br /> * Select Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware / Neustart<br /> * The system reboots again<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> * One may re-run [sudo qcom-firmware-extract] and reboot linux with the new, updated firmware.<br /> <br /> === System is not booting / alternative 2 ===<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Turn off via power button<br /> * Turn on via power button<br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Ignore the boot manager options, press F10 instead<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the Config / USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> <br /> === System is booting Windows without grub ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * Select BootManager; select the ubuntu boot manager (this is a one-time start, not persisted)<br /> * After Ubuntu started, call<br /> ** sudo fdisk --list # search your disk<br /> ** sudo grup-install /dev/nvme0n1 # adapt your disk name here<br /> ** sudo update-grub<br /> ** sudo reboot # to test the boot process<br /> <br /> == Downgrade Linux ==<br /> <br /> If, after a kernel update, the system is still booting but not all peripherals are working (e.g. no network):<br /> <br /> === Re-install the previous kernel ===<br /> <br /> cd /var/cache/apt/archives/<br /> sudo apt-get install ./linux-image-qcom-x1e_6.12.0-30.30_arm64.deb<br /> <br /> === Re-configure the grub boot menu ===<br /> <br /> cd /boot/grub/<br /> sudo grub-mkconfig -o grub.cfg<br /> <br /> === Reboot and check ===<br /> <br /> sudo reboot<br /> uname -r<br /> <br /> == Other situations ==<br /> <br /> There are situations where your system is running - but maybe not totally healthy.<br /> Here some hints how to change the situation.<br /> <br /> === Re-run qcom-firmware-extract ===<br /> <br /> You may re-run <br /> <br /> sudo /sbin/qcom-firmware-extract<br /> <br /> This command may fail due to locked files.<br /> <br /> If you start the system in &quot;emergency mode&quot; instead, this may pass without an error message.</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Andis PMT Manifest ==<br /> <br /> === Problem statement ===<br /> <br /> * _No processes_ are fastest in execution but produce _random quality_<br /> * _Too many processes_ are slow in execution and produce _suboptimal quality_<br /> * A _motivated team_ that _anticipates a process_ produces higher quality than a demotivated team that simply follows a process<br /> <br /> === Solution ===<br /> <br /> [[File:p1_mitigate_risk.png]]<br /> <br /> * Only a high risk justifies an expensive process<br /> ** Risk mitigation is the driver for designing processes<br /> ** Do not invent theoretical risks to justify complex processes<br /> <br /> [[File:p2_adjust.png]]<br /> <br /> * Constantly improve processes:<br /> ** Optimize processes to address risks with minimum amount of time, money and motivation<br /> ** If a process does not mitigate a severe risk, delete the process<br /> <br /> [[File:p3_no_detour.png]]<br /> <br /> * Do not misuse processes<br /> ** A process shall ensure the product-quality of a work result.<br /> ** Other goals like _improving team communication_, _hiding shortcomings of tools_, _spreading knowledge_, _ensuring execution of unrelated tasks_ shall be solved differently<br /> <br /> [[File:p4_overrule.png]]<br /> <br /> * Accountabilities must be clear: <br /> ** An accountable person can weight cost, schedule, team-motivation, product-quality, process-compliance and decide which one to drop.<br /> ** An accountable person has the authority to exchange team-members and to influence cost and schedule.<br /> <br /> [[File:p5_human_actor.png]]<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools: <br /> ** If a human wants to make a change, a tool may request a rationale and it may complain, but a tool may not stop her/him.<br /> ** If this freedom is misused, remove people from the project.<br /> <br /> [[File:p6_tool_actor.png]]<br /> <br /> * Tools don&#039;t change Human decisions: <br /> ** If a tool wants to make a change, it must not overwrite data entered by humans. <br /> ** A tool may have own status fields instead.</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Andis PMT Manifest ==<br /> <br /> === Problem statement ===<br /> <br /> * _No processes_ are fastest in execution but produce _random quality_<br /> * _Too many processes_ are slow in execution and produce _suboptimal quality_<br /> * A _motivated team_ that _anticipates a process_ produces higher quality than a demotivated team that simply follows a process<br /> <br /> === Solution ===<br /> <br /> [[File:p1_mitigate_risk.png]]<br /> <br /> * Only a high risk justifies an expensive process<br /> ** Risk mitigation is the driver for designing processes<br /> ** Do not invent theoretical risks to justify complex processes<br /> <br /> * Constantly improve processes:<br /> ** Optimize processes to address risks with minimum amount of time, money and motivation<br /> ** If a process does not mitigate a severe risk, delete the process<br /> <br /> * Do not misuse processes<br /> ** A process shall ensure the product-quality of a work result.<br /> ** Other goals like _improving team communication_, _hiding shortcomings of tools_, _spreading knowledge_, _ensuring execution of unrelated tasks_ shall be solved differently<br /> <br /> * Accountabilities must be clear: <br /> ** An accountable person can weight cost, schedule, team-motivation, product-quality, process-compliance and decide which one to drop.<br /> ** An accountable person has the authority to exchange team-members and to influence cost and schedule.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools: <br /> ** If a human wants to make a change, a tool may request a rationale and it may complain, but a tool may not stop her/him.<br /> ** If this freedom is misused, remove people from the project.<br /> <br /> * Tools don&#039;t change Human decisions: <br /> ** If a tool wants to make a change, it must not overwrite data entered by humans. <br /> ** A tool may have own status fields instead.</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Andis PMT Manifest ==<br /> <br /> === Problem statement ===<br /> <br /> * _No processes_ are fastest in execution but produce _random quality_<br /> * _Too many processes_ are slow in execution and produce _suboptimal quality_<br /> * A _motivated team_ that _anticipates a process_ produces higher quality than a demotivated team that simply follows a process<br /> <br /> === Solution ===<br /> <br /> [[File:p1_mitigate_risk.png|link=MediaWiki]]<br /> <br /> * Only a high risk justifies an expensive process<br /> ** Risk mitigation is the driver for designing processes<br /> ** Do not invent theoretical risks to justify complex processes<br /> <br /> * Constantly improve processes:<br /> ** If time, money and motivation spend on a process do not mitigate a severe risk, change the process<br /> <br /> * Accountabilities must be clear: <br /> ** An accountable person can weight cost, schedule, team-motivation, product-quality, process-compliance and decide which one to drop.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools I: <br /> ** If a human wants to make a change, a tool may request a rationale and it may complain, but a tool may not stop her/him.<br /> ** If this freedom is misued, remove people from the project.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools II: <br /> ** If a tool wants to make a change, it must not overwrite data entered by humans. <br /> ** A tool may have own status fields instead.<br /> <br /> * Do not misuse processes<br /> ** A process shall ensure the product-quality of a work result.<br /> ** Other goals like _improving team communication_, _hiding shortcomings of tools_, _spreading knowledge_, _ensuring execution of un-related tasks_ shall be solved differently</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Andis PMT Manifest ==<br /> <br /> === Problem statement ===<br /> <br /> * _No processes_ are fastest in execution but produce _random quality_<br /> * _Too many processes_ are slow in execution and produce _suboptimal quality_<br /> * A _motivated team_ that _anticipates a process_ produces higher quality than a demotivated team that simply follows a process<br /> <br /> === Solution ===<br /> <br /> [[File:p1_mitigate_risk.svg|link=MediaWiki]]<br /> <br /> * Only a high risk justifies an expensive process<br /> ** Risk mitigation is the driver for designing processes<br /> ** Do not invent theoretical risks to justify complex processes<br /> <br /> * Constantly improve processes:<br /> ** If time, money and motivation spend on a process do not mitigate a severe risk, change the process<br /> <br /> * Accountabilities must be clear: <br /> ** An accountable person can weight cost, schedule, team-motivation, product-quality, process-compliance and decide which one to drop.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools I: <br /> ** If a human wants to make a change, a tool may request a rationale and it may complain, but a tool may not stop her/him.<br /> ** If this freedom is misued, remove people from the project.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools II: <br /> ** If a tool wants to make a change, it must not overwrite data entered by humans. <br /> ** A tool may have own status fields instead.<br /> <br /> * Do not misuse processes<br /> ** A process shall ensure the product-quality of a work result.<br /> ** Other goals like _improving team communication_, _hiding shortcomings of tools_, _spreading knowledge_, _ensuring execution of un-related tasks_ shall be solved differently</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Andis PMT Manifest ==<br /> <br /> === Problem statement ===<br /> <br /> * _No processes_ are fastest in execution but produce _random quality_<br /> * _Too many processes_ are slow in execution and produce _suboptimal quality_<br /> * A _motivated team_ that _anticipates a process_ produces higher quality than a demotivated team that simply follows a process<br /> <br /> === Solution ===<br /> <br /> [[File:p1_mitigate_risk.svg|32px|link=MediaWiki]]<br /> <br /> * Only a high risk justifies an expensive process<br /> ** Risk mitigation is the driver for designing processes<br /> ** Do not invent theoretical risks to justify complex processes<br /> <br /> * Constantly improve processes:<br /> ** If time, money and motivation spend on a process do not mitigate a severe risk, change the process<br /> <br /> * Accountabilities must be clear: <br /> ** An accountable person can weight cost, schedule, team-motivation, product-quality, process-compliance and decide which one to drop.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools I: <br /> ** If a human wants to make a change, a tool may request a rationale and it may complain, but a tool may not stop her/him.<br /> ** If this freedom is misued, remove people from the project.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools II: <br /> ** If a tool wants to make a change, it must not overwrite data entered by humans. <br /> ** A tool may have own status fields instead.<br /> <br /> * Do not misuse processes<br /> ** A process shall ensure the product-quality of a work result.<br /> ** Other goals like _improving team communication_, _hiding shortcomings of tools_, _spreading knowledge_, _ensuring execution of un-related tasks_ shall be solved differently</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Andis PMT Manifest ==<br /> <br /> === Problem statement ===<br /> <br /> * _No processes_ are fastest in execution but produce _random quality_<br /> * _Too many processes_ are slow in execution and produce _suboptimal quality_<br /> * A _motivated team_ that _anticipates a process_ produces higher quality than a demotivated team that simply follows a process<br /> <br /> === Solution ===<br /> <br /> [[File:andiwiki/p1_mitigate_risk.svg|32px|link=MediaWiki]]<br /> <br /> * Only a high risk justifies an expensive process<br /> ** Risk mitigation is the driver for designing processes<br /> ** Do not invent theoretical risks to justify complex processes<br /> <br /> * Constantly improve processes:<br /> ** If time, money and motivation spend on a process do not mitigate a severe risk, change the process<br /> <br /> * Accountabilities must be clear: <br /> ** An accountable person can weight cost, schedule, team-motivation, product-quality, process-compliance and decide which one to drop.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools I: <br /> ** If a human wants to make a change, a tool may request a rationale and it may complain, but a tool may not stop her/him.<br /> ** If this freedom is misued, remove people from the project.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools II: <br /> ** If a tool wants to make a change, it must not overwrite data entered by humans. <br /> ** A tool may have own status fields instead.<br /> <br /> * Do not misuse processes<br /> ** A process shall ensure the product-quality of a work result.<br /> ** Other goals like _improving team communication_, _hiding shortcomings of tools_, _spreading knowledge_, _ensuring execution of un-related tasks_ shall be solved differently</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * optionally install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> == Repair your system after a firmware update ==<br /> <br /> Months later, when running Windows, it may update your firmware on shutdown.<br /> This may reset the disabling of secure boot. I experienced this more than 4 times now.<br /> <br /> I expect a that a clean way to prevent issues is, to sign grub. <br /> I found a guide for that for x86 - but never tried for arm: <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/10pq74e/my_easy_method_for_setting_up_secure_boot_with/<br /> For qualcomm, there is documentation:<br /> https://www.qualcomm.com/content/dam/qcomm-martech/dm-assets/documents/secure-boot-and-image-authentication-version_final.pdf<br /> <br /> === Screen stays completely black ===<br /> <br /> * Attach a power supply to the rear USB-C port. An orange LED should light up<br /> * Wait 5 minutes (I found that instruction and waited that time - maybe not necessary?)<br /> * Do a hard reset by pressing the power on button for 20 seconds<br /> <br /> === System is not booting ===<br /> <br /> Maybe directly go to alternative 2 below?<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Press [OK] (there is no other button)<br /> * I guess you can ignore the [MOK] menu - i tried quite a lot of options there - no success.<br /> * Reboot the system<br /> * Can be skipped: Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F1] key to get system information. <br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Only the Windows boot manager will work - the other is not signed.<br /> * Windows boots regularly (maybe one can directly press F1/F8 now - i did another booting round)<br /> * On Windows, run Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * While windows is booting (the hp logo is shown) constantly hit F1 and F8 (i guess one is sufficient - I do not know which one)<br /> * Select Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware / Neustart<br /> * The system reboots again<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> * One may re-run [sudo qcom-firmware-extract] and reboot linux with the new, updated firmware.<br /> <br /> === System is not booting / alternative 2 ===<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Turn off via power button<br /> * Turn on via power button<br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Ignore the boot manager options, press F10 instead<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the Config / USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> <br /> === System is booting Windows without grub ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * Select BootManager; select the ubuntu boot manager (this is a one-time start, not persisted)<br /> * After Ubuntu started, call<br /> ** sudo fdisk --list # search your disk<br /> ** sudo grup-install /dev/nvme0n1 # adapt your disk name here<br /> ** sudo update-grub<br /> ** sudo reboot # to test the boot process<br /> <br /> == Downgrade Linux ==<br /> <br /> If, after a kernel update, the system is still booting but not all peripherals are working (e.g. no network):<br /> <br /> === Re-install the previous kernel ===<br /> <br /> cd /var/cache/apt/archives/<br /> sudo apt-get install ./linux-image-qcom-x1e_6.12.0-30.30_arm64.deb<br /> <br /> === Re-configure the grub boot menu ===<br /> <br /> cd /boot/grub/<br /> sudo grub-mkconfig -o grub.cfg<br /> <br /> === Reboot and check ===<br /> <br /> sudo reboot<br /> uname -r<br /> <br /> == Other situations ==<br /> <br /> There are situations where your system is running - but maybe not totally healthy.<br /> Here some hints how to change the situation.<br /> <br /> === Re-run qcom-firmware-extract ===<br /> <br /> You may re-run <br /> <br /> sudo /sbin/qcom-firmware-extract<br /> <br /> This command may fail due to locked files.<br /> <br /> If you start the system in &quot;emergency mode&quot; instead, this may pass without an error message.</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=63 2025-08-21T01:18:19Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * optionally install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> == Repair your system after a firmware update ==<br /> <br /> Months later, when running Windows, it may update your firmware on shutdown.<br /> This may reset the disabling of secure boot. I experienced this more than 4 times now.<br /> <br /> I expect a that a clean way to prevent issues is, to sign grub. <br /> I found a guide for that for x86 - but never tried for arm: <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/10pq74e/my_easy_method_for_setting_up_secure_boot_with/<br /> For qualcomm, there is documentation:<br /> https://www.qualcomm.com/content/dam/qcomm-martech/dm-assets/documents/secure-boot-and-image-authentication-version_final.pdf<br /> <br /> === Screen stays completely black ===<br /> <br /> * Attach a power supply to the rear USB-C port. An orange LED should light up<br /> * Wait 5 minutes (I found that instruction and waited that time - maybe not necessary?)<br /> * Do a hard reset by pressing the power on button for 20 seconds<br /> <br /> === System is not booting ===<br /> <br /> Maybe directly go to alternative 2 below?<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Press [OK] (there is no other button)<br /> * I guess you can ignore the [MOK] menu - i tried quite a lot of options there - no success.<br /> * Reboot the system<br /> * Can be skipped: Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F1] key to get system information. <br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Only the Windows boot manager will work - the other is not signed.<br /> * Windows boots regularly (maybe one can directly press F1/F8 now - i did another booting round)<br /> * On Windows, run Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * While windows is booting (the hp logo is shown) constantly hit F1 and F8 (i guess one is sufficient - I do not know which one)<br /> * Select Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware / Neustart<br /> * The system reboots again<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> * One may re-run [sudo qcom-firmware-extract] and reboot linux with the new, updated firmware.<br /> <br /> === System is not booting / alternative 2 ===<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Turn off via power button<br /> * Turn on via power button<br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Ignore the boot manager options, press F10 instead<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the Config / USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> <br /> === System is booting Windows without grub ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * Select BootManager; select the ubuntu boot manager (this is a one-time start, not persisted)<br /> * After Ubuntu started, call<br /> ** sudo fdisk --list # search your disk<br /> ** sudo grup-install /dev/nvme0n1 # adapt your disk name here<br /> ** sudo update-grub<br /> ** sudo reboot # to test the boot process<br /> <br /> == Downgrade Linux ==<br /> <br /> If, after a kernel update, the system is still booting but not all peripherals are working (e.g. no network):<br /> <br /> === Re-install the previous kernel ===<br /> <br /> cd /var/cache/apt/archives/<br /> sudo apt-get install ./linux-image-qcom-x1e_6.12.0-30.30_arm64.deb<br /> <br /> === Re-configure the grub boot menu ===<br /> <br /> cd /boot/grub/<br /> sudo grub-mkconfig -o grub.cfg<br /> <br /> === Reboot and check ===<br /> <br /> sudo reboot<br /> uname -r</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=62 2025-06-09T05:49:22Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * optionally install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> == Repair your system after a firmware update ==<br /> <br /> Months later, when running Windows, it may update your firmware on shutdown.<br /> This may reset the disabling of secure boot. I experienced this more than 4 times now.<br /> <br /> I expect a that a clean way to prevent issues is, to sign grub. <br /> I found a guide for that for x86 - but never tried for arm: <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/10pq74e/my_easy_method_for_setting_up_secure_boot_with/<br /> For qualcomm, there is documentation:<br /> https://www.qualcomm.com/content/dam/qcomm-martech/dm-assets/documents/secure-boot-and-image-authentication-version_final.pdf<br /> <br /> === Screen stays completely black ===<br /> <br /> * Attach a power supply to the rear USB-C port. An orange LED should light up<br /> * Wait 5 minutes (I found that instruction and waited that time - maybe not necessary?)<br /> * Do a hard reset by pressing the power on button for 20 seconds<br /> <br /> === System is not booting ===<br /> <br /> Maybe directly go to alternative 2 below?<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Press [OK] (there is no other button)<br /> * I guess you can ignore the [MOK] menu - i tried quite a lot of options there - no success.<br /> * Reboot the system<br /> * Can be skipped: Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F1] key to get system information. <br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Only the Windows boot manager will work - the other is not signed.<br /> * Windows boots regularly (maybe one can directly press F1/F8 now - i did another booting round)<br /> * On Windows, run Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * While windows is booting (the hp logo is shown) constantly hit F1 and F8 (i guess one is sufficient - I do not know which one)<br /> * Select Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware / Neustart<br /> * The system reboots again<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> * One may re-run [sudo qcom-firmware-extract] and reboot linux with the new, updated firmware.<br /> <br /> === System is not booting / alternative 2 ===<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Turn off via power button<br /> * Turn on via power button<br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Ignore the boot manager options, press F10 instead<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the Config / USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> <br /> == Downgrade Linux ==<br /> <br /> If, after a kernel update, the system is still booting but not all peripherals are working (e.g. no network):<br /> <br /> === Re-install the previous kernel ===<br /> <br /> cd /var/cache/apt/archives/<br /> sudo apt-get install ./linux-image-qcom-x1e_6.12.0-30.30_arm64.deb<br /> <br /> === Re-configure the grub boot menu ===<br /> <br /> cd /boot/grub/<br /> sudo grub-mkconfig -o grub.cfg<br /> <br /> === Reboot and check ===<br /> <br /> sudo reboot<br /> uname -r</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=61 2025-05-18T19:53:21Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * optionally install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> == Repair your system after a firmware update ==<br /> <br /> Months later, when running Windows, it may update your firmware on shutdown.<br /> This may reset the disabling of secure boot. I experienced this 2 times.<br /> <br /> I expect a that a clean way to prevent issues is, to sign grub. <br /> I found a guide for that for x86 - but never tried for arm: <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/10pq74e/my_easy_method_for_setting_up_secure_boot_with/<br /> <br /> === Screen stays completely black ===<br /> <br /> * Attach a power supply to the rear USB-C port. An orange LED should light up<br /> * Wait 5 minutes (I found that instruction and waited that time - maybe not necessary?)<br /> * Do a hard reset by pressing the power on button for 20 seconds<br /> <br /> === System is not booting ===<br /> <br /> Maybe directly go to alternative 2 below?<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Press [OK] (there is no other button)<br /> * I guess you can ignore the [MOK] menu - i tried quite a lot of options there - no success.<br /> * Reboot the system<br /> * Can be skipped: Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F1] key to get system information. <br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Only the Windows boot manager will work - the other is not signed.<br /> * Windows boots regularly (maybe one can directly press F1/F8 now - i did another booting round)<br /> * On Windows, run Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * While windows is booting (the hp logo is shown) constantly hit F1 and F8 (i guess one is sufficient - I do not know which one)<br /> * Select Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware / Neustart<br /> * The system reboots again<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> * One may re-run [sudo qcom-firmware-extract] and reboot linux with the new, updated firmware.<br /> <br /> === System is not booting / alternative 2 ===<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Turn off via power button<br /> * Turn on via power button<br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Ignore the boot manager options, press F10 instead<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the Config / USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> <br /> == Downgrade Linux ==<br /> <br /> If, after a kernel update, the system is still booting but not all peripherals are working (e.g. no network):<br /> <br /> === Re-install the previous kernel ===<br /> <br /> cd /var/cache/apt/archives/<br /> sudo apt-get install ./linux-image-qcom-x1e_6.12.0-30.30_arm64.deb<br /> <br /> === Re-configure the grub boot menu ===<br /> <br /> cd /boot/grub/<br /> sudo grub-mkconfig -o grub.cfg<br /> <br /> === Reboot and check ===<br /> <br /> sudo reboot<br /> uname -r</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=60 2025-04-26T14:30:18Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> == Repair your system after a firmware update ==<br /> <br /> Months later, when running Windows, it may update your firmware on shutdown.<br /> This may reset the disabling of secure boot. I experienced this 2 times.<br /> <br /> I expect a that a clean way to prevent issues is, to sign grub. <br /> I found a guide for that for x86 - but never tried for arm: <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/10pq74e/my_easy_method_for_setting_up_secure_boot_with/<br /> <br /> === Screen stays completely black ===<br /> <br /> * Attach a power supply to the rear USB-C port. An orange LED should light up<br /> * Wait 5 minutes (I found that instruction and waited that time - maybe not necessary?)<br /> * Do a hard reset by pressing the power on button for 20 seconds<br /> <br /> === System is not booting ===<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Press [OK] (there is no other button)<br /> * I guess you can ignore the [MOK] menu - i tried quite a lot of options there - no success.<br /> * Reboot the system<br /> * Can be skipped: Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F1] key to get system information. <br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Only the Windows boot manager will work - the other is not signed.<br /> * Windows boots regularly (maybe one can directly press F1/F8 now - i did another booting round)<br /> * On Windows, run Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * While windows is booting (the hp logo is shown) constantly hit F1 and F8 (i guess one is sufficient - I do not know which one)<br /> * Select Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware / Neustart<br /> * The system reboots again<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> * One may re-run [sudo qcom-firmware-extract] and reboot linux with the new, updated firmware.<br /> <br /> == Downgrade Linux ==<br /> <br /> If, after a kernel update, the system is still booting but not all peripherals are working (e.g. no network):<br /> <br /> === Re-install the previous kernel ===<br /> <br /> cd /var/cache/apt/archives/<br /> sudo apt-get install ./linux-image-qcom-x1e_6.12.0-30.30_arm64.deb<br /> <br /> === Re-configure the grub boot menu ===<br /> <br /> cd /boot/grub/<br /> sudo grub-mkconfig -o grub.cfg<br /> <br /> === Reboot and check ===<br /> <br /> sudo reboot<br /> uname -r</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=PMT-Manifest&diff=59 2025-02-20T07:50:14Z

<p>Wikiadmin: /* Solution */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Andis PMT Manifest ==<br /> <br /> === Problem statement ===<br /> <br /> * _No processes_ are fastest in execution but produce _random quality_<br /> * _Too many processes_ are slow in execution and produce _suboptimal quality_<br /> * A _motivated team_ that _anticipates a process_ produces higher quality than a demotivated team that simply follows a process<br /> <br /> === Solution ===<br /> <br /> * Only a high risk justifies an expensive process<br /> ** Risk mitigation is the driver for designing processes<br /> ** Do not invent theoretical risks to justify complex processes<br /> <br /> * Constantly improve processes:<br /> ** If time, money and motivation spend on a process do not mitigate a severe risk, change the process<br /> <br /> * Accountabilities must be clear: <br /> ** An accountable person can weight cost, schedule, team-motivation, product-quality, process-compliance and decide which one to drop.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools I: <br /> ** If a human wants to make a change, a tool may request a rationale and it may complain, but a tool may not stop her/him.<br /> ** If this freedom is misued, remove people from the project.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools II: <br /> ** If a tool wants to make a change, it must not overwrite data entered by humans. <br /> ** A tool may have own status fields instead.<br /> <br /> * Do not misuse processes<br /> ** A process shall ensure the product-quality of a work result.<br /> ** Other goals like _improving team communication_, _hiding shortcomings of tools_, _spreading knowledge_, _ensuring execution of un-related tasks_ shall be solved differently</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=58 2025-02-18T18:58:26Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> I do not know if this is needed - but I did the following:<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> == Repair your system after a firmware update ==<br /> <br /> Months later, when running Windows, it may update your firmware on shutdown.<br /> This may reset the disabling of secure boot.<br /> <br /> I expect a that a clean way to prevent issues is, to sign grub. <br /> I found a guide for that - but never tried: <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/10pq74e/my_easy_method_for_setting_up_secure_boot_with/<br /> <br /> === Screen stays completely black ===<br /> <br /> * Attach a power supply to the rear USB-C port. An orange LED should light up<br /> * Wait 5 minutes (I found that instruction and waited that time - maybe not necessary?)<br /> * Do a hard reset by pressing the power on button for 20 seconds<br /> <br /> === System is not booting ===<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Press [OK] (there is no other button)<br /> * I guess you can ignore the [MOK] menu - i tried quite a lot of options there - no success.<br /> * Reboot the system<br /> * Can be skipped: Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F1] key to get system information. <br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Only the Windows boot manager will work - the other is not signed.<br /> * Windows boots regularly (maybe one can directly press F1/F8 now - i did another booting round)<br /> * On Windows, run Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * While windows is booting (the hp logo is shown) constantly hit F1 and F8 (i guess one is sufficient - I do not know which one)<br /> * Select Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware / Neustart<br /> * The system reboots again<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> * One may re-run [sudo qcom-firmware-extract] and reboot linux with the new, updated firmware.<br /> <br /> == Downgrade Linux ==<br /> <br /> If, after a kernel update, the system is still booting but not all peripherals are working (e.g. no network):<br /> <br /> === Re-install the previous kernel ===<br /> <br /> cd /var/cache/apt/archives/<br /> sudo apt-get install ./linux-image-qcom-x1e_6.12.0-30.30_arm64.deb<br /> <br /> === Re-configure the grub boot menu ===<br /> <br /> cd /boot/grub/<br /> sudo grub-mkconfig -o grub.cfg<br /> <br /> === Reboot and check ===<br /> <br /> sudo reboot<br /> uname -r</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=57 2025-01-18T07:06:35Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> I do not know if this is needed - but I did the following:<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> == Repair your system after a firmware update ==<br /> <br /> Months later, when running Windows, it may update your firmware on shutdown.<br /> This may reset the disabling of secure boot.<br /> <br /> I expect a that a clean way to prevent issues is, to sign grub. <br /> I found a guide for that - but never tried: <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/10pq74e/my_easy_method_for_setting_up_secure_boot_with/<br /> <br /> === Screen stays completely black ===<br /> <br /> * Attach a power supply to the rear USB-C port. An orange LED should light up<br /> * Wait 5 minutes (I found that instruction and waited that time - maybe not necessary?)<br /> * Do a hard reset by pressing the power on button for 20 seconds<br /> <br /> === System is not booting ===<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Press [OK] (there is no other button)<br /> * I guess you can ignore the [MOK] menu - i tried quite a lot of options there - no success.<br /> * Reboot the system<br /> * Can be skipped: Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F1] key to get system information. <br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Only the Windows boot manager will work - the other is not signed.<br /> * Windows boots regularly (maybe one can directly press F1/F8 now - i did another booting round)<br /> * On Windows, run Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * While windows is booting (the hp logo is shown) constantly hit F1 and F8 (i guess one is sufficient - I do not know which one)<br /> * Select Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware / Neustart<br /> * The system reboots again<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)<br /> * One may re-run [sudo qcom-firmware-extract] and reboot linux with the new, updated firmware.</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=56 2025-01-18T06:50:56Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> I do not know if this is needed - but I did the following:<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> == Repair your system after a firmware update ==<br /> <br /> Months later, when running Windows, it may update your firmware on shutdown.<br /> This may reset the disabling of secure boot.<br /> <br /> I expect a that a clean way to prevent issues is, to sign grub. <br /> I found a guide for that - but never tried: <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/10pq74e/my_easy_method_for_setting_up_secure_boot_with/<br /> <br /> === Screen stays completely black ===<br /> <br /> * Attach a power supply to the rear USB-C port. An orange LED should light up<br /> * Wait 5 minutes (I found that instruction and waited that time - maybe not necessary?)<br /> * Do a hard reset by pressing the power on button for 20 seconds<br /> <br /> === System is not booting ===<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Press [OK] (there is no other button)<br /> * I guess you can ignore the [MOK] menu - i tried quite a lot of options there - no success.<br /> * Reboot the system<br /> * Can be skipped: Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F1] key to get system information. <br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the [F9] key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Only the Windows boot manager will work - the other is not signed.<br /> * Windows boots regularly (maybe one can directly press F1/F8 now - i did another booting round)<br /> * On Windows, run Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * While windows is booting (the hp logo is shown) constantly hit F1 and F8 (i guess one is sufficient - I do not know which one)<br /> * Select Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware / Neustart<br /> * The system reboots again<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Select [Exit] / [Save Changes and Exit]<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=55 2025-01-18T06:44:08Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> I do not know if this is needed - but I did the following:<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> == Repair your system after a firmware update ==<br /> <br /> Months later, when running Windows, it may update your firmware on shutdown.<br /> This may reset the disabling of secure boot.<br /> <br /> I expect a that a clean way to prevent issues is, to sign grub. <br /> I found a guide for that - but never tried: <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/10pq74e/my_easy_method_for_setting_up_secure_boot_with/<br /> <br /> === Screen stays completely black ===<br /> <br /> * Attach a power supply to the rear USB-C port. An orange LED should light up<br /> * Wait 5 minutes (I found that instruction and waited that time - maybe not necessary?)<br /> * Do a hard reset by pressing the power on button for 20 seconds<br /> <br /> === System is not booting ===<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Press OK (there is no other button)<br /> * I guess you can ignore the MOK menu - i tried quite a lot of options there - no success.<br /> * Reboot the system<br /> * Can be skipped: Directly after reboot, constantly hit the F1 key to get system information. <br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the F9 key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Only the Windows boot manager will work - the other is not signed.<br /> * Windows boots regularly (maybe one can directly press F1/F8 now - i did another booting round)<br /> * On Windows, run Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * While windows is booting (the hp logo is shown) constantly hit F1 and F8 (i guess one is sufficient - I do not know which one)<br /> * Select Problembehandlung / Erweitert / UEFI Firmware / Neustart<br /> * The system reboots again<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Select Exit / Save Changes and Exit<br /> * The system shows &quot;Operating Mode Change&quot;<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=54 2025-01-18T06:34:43Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> I do not know if this is needed - but I did the following:<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> == Repair your system after a firmware update ==<br /> <br /> Months later, when running Windows, it may update your firmware on shutdown.<br /> This may reset the disabling of secure boot.<br /> <br /> I expect a that a clean way to prevent issues is, to sign grub. <br /> I found a guide for that - but never tried: <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/10pq74e/my_easy_method_for_setting_up_secure_boot_with/<br /> <br /> === Screen stays completely black ===<br /> <br /> * Attach a power supply to the rear USB-C port. An orange LED should light up<br /> * Wait 5 minutes (I found that instruction and waited that time - maybe not necessary?)<br /> * Do a hard reset by pressing the power on button for 20 seconds<br /> <br /> === System is not booting ===<br /> <br /> The screen states:<br /> <br /> ERROR<br /> Verification failed (0x1A)<br /> Security Violation<br /> <br /> * Press OK (there is no other button)<br /> * I guess you can ignore the MOK menu - i tried quite a lot of options there - no success.<br /> * Reboot the system<br /> * Can be skipped: Directly after reboot, constantly hit the F1 key to get system information. <br /> * Directly after reboot, constantly hit the F9 key to select a boot manager.<br /> * Only the Windows boot manager will work - the other is not signed.<br /> * Windows boots regularly (maybe one can directly press F9 now - i did another booting round)<br /> * On Windows, run Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * While windows is booting (the hp logo is shown) constantly hit F1 and F8 (i guess one is sufficuent - I do not know which one)<br /> * Select Problembehandlung / Erweitert / UEFI Firmware / Neustart<br /> * The system reboots again<br /> * Select Setup Utility / Boot Options / Disable Secure boot<br /> * Select Exit / Save Changes and Exit<br /> * To disable secure boot, you now have to enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed and press Enter.<br /> * Your system boots again (I hope)</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=53 2025-01-17T05:03:53Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> WARNING: My dual boot worked for a month. Then an automatic firmware<br /> update enabled secure boot again. Now my system does not boot anymore.<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> I do not know if this is needed - but I did the following:<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=52 2025-01-17T05:02:57Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> WARNING: My dual boot worked for a month. Then an automatic firmware<br /> update disabled secure boot again. Now my system does not boot anymore.<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> I do not know if this is needed - but I did the following:<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=PMT-Manifest&diff=51 2024-12-29T09:11:22Z

<p>Wikiadmin: /* Solution */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Andis PMT Manifest ==<br /> <br /> === Problem statement ===<br /> <br /> * _No processes_ are fastest in execution but produce _random quality_<br /> * _Too many processes_ are slow in execution and produce _suboptimal quality_<br /> * A _motivated team_ that _anticipates a process_ produces higher quality than a demotivated team that simply follows a process<br /> <br /> === Solution ===<br /> <br /> * Only a high risk justifies an expensive process<br /> ** Risk mitigation is the driver for designing processes<br /> ** Do not invent theoretical risks to justify complex processes<br /> <br /> * Constantly improve processes:<br /> ** If time, money and motivation spend on a process do not mitigate a severe risk, change the process<br /> <br /> * Accountabilities must be clear: <br /> ** An accountable person can weight cost, schedule, team-motivation, product-quality, process-compliance and decide which one to drop.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools I: <br /> ** If a human wants to make a change, a tool may request a rationale and it may complain, but a tool may not stop her/him.<br /> ** If this freedom is misued, remove people from the project.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools II: <br /> ** If a tool wants to make a change, it must not overwrite data entered by humans. <br /> ** A tool may have own status fields instead.<br /> <br /> * Do not misuse processes<br /> ** A process shall ensure the product-quality of a work result.<br /> ** Other goals like _improving team communication_, _hiding shortcomings of tools_ or _spreading knowledge_ shall be solved differently</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=50 2024-12-24T15:54:46Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> I do not know if this is needed - but I did the following:<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt upgrade<br /> * Reboot your PC</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=49 2024-12-24T15:53:48Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> I do not know if this is needed - but I did the following:<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while<br /> <br /> === Run qcom-firmware-extractor ===<br /> <br /> You need an internet connection.<br /> * Plug an USB cable to your USB-A port (!) and connect it to you mobile phone<br /> * Enable USB Tethering on your mobile phone<br /> * On a command shell, run<br /> ** sudo apt update<br /> ** sudo apt install qcom-firmware-extract<br /> ** sudo qcom-firmware-extract<br /> * Reboot your PC<br /> <br /> Quite a lot of peripherals on a USB-C hub may work now, <br /> like external keyboard, mouse, monitor, ethernet.<br /> <br /> === Update your system ===<br /> <br /> * sudo apt up</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=48 2024-12-23T13:41:03Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> Possibly you can go directly to my 2nd try...<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions<br /> <br /> === Decrypt NTFS ===<br /> <br /> I do not know if this is needed - but I did the following:<br /> <br /> * On Windows, deactivate Bitlocker in &quot;Einstellungen&quot; / &quot;Datenschutz und Sicherheit&quot; / &quot;Geräteverschlüsselung&quot;<br /> * This then takes a while</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=47 2024-12-07T07:24:45Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> To create a bootable memory stick, download an image from here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> Copy this image to a memory stick:<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** allow to install 3rd party software<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=PMT-Manifest&diff=46 2024-12-07T05:38:26Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Andis PMT Manifest ==<br /> <br /> === Problem statement ===<br /> <br /> * _No processes_ are fastest in execution but produce _random quality_<br /> * _Too many processes_ are slow in execution and produce _suboptimal quality_<br /> * A _motivated team_ that _anticipates a process_ produces higher quality than a demotivated team that simply follows a process<br /> <br /> === Solution ===<br /> <br /> * Only a high risk justifies an expensive process<br /> ** Risk mitigation is the driver for designing processes<br /> <br /> * Constantly improve processes:<br /> ** If time, money and motivation spend on a process do not mitigate a severe risk, change the process<br /> <br /> * Accountabilities must be clear: <br /> ** An accountable person can weight cost, schedule, team-motivation, product-quality, process-compliance and decide which one to drop.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools I: <br /> ** If a human wants to make a change, a tool may request a rationale and it may complain, but a tool may not stop her/him.<br /> ** If this freedom is misued, remove people from the project.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools II: <br /> ** If a tool wants to make a change, it must not overwrite data entered by humans. <br /> ** A tool may have own status fields instead.<br /> <br /> * Do not misuse processes<br /> ** A process shall ensure the product-quality of a work result.<br /> ** Other goals like _improving team communication_, _hiding shortcomings of tools_ or _spreading knowledge_ shall be solved differently</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=PMT-Manifest&diff=45 2024-12-07T04:51:31Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Andis PMT Manifest ==<br /> <br /> === Problem statement ===<br /> <br /> * _No processes_ are fastest in execution but produce _random quality_<br /> * _Too many processes_ are slow in execution and produce _suboptimal quality_<br /> <br /> * A motivated team that anticipates the quality goals produces higher quality than a demotivated team that follows a complex process<br /> <br /> === Solution ===<br /> <br /> * Only a high risk justifies an expensive process<br /> ** Risk mitigation is the driver for designing processes<br /> <br /> * Constantly improve processes:<br /> ** If time, money and motivation spend on a process do not mitigate a severe risk, change the process<br /> <br /> * Accountabilities must be clear: <br /> ** An accountable person can weight cost, schedule, team-motivation, product-quality, process-compliance and decide which one to drop.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools I: <br /> ** If a human wants to make a change, a tool may request a rationale and it may complain, but a tool may not stop her/him.<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools II: <br /> ** If a tool wants to make a change, it must not overwrite data entered by humans. A tool may have own status fields instead.</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=PMT-Manifest&diff=44 2024-12-06T14:05:10Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Andis PMT Manifest ==<br /> <br /> === Problem statement ===<br /> <br /> * No processes are fastest in execution but produce random quality<br /> * Too many processes are slow in execution and produce suboptimal quality<br /> <br /> === Solution ===<br /> <br /> * Only a high risk justifies an expensive process<br /> ** Risk mitigation is the driver for designing processes<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools: <br /> ** If a human wants to make a change, a tool may request a rationale and it may complain, but a tool may not stop her/him.<br /> <br /> * Constantly improve processes:<br /> ** If time, money and motivation spend on a process do not mitigate a severe risk, change the process<br /> <br /> * Accountabilities must be clear: <br /> ** An accountable person can weight cost, schedule, team-motivation, product-quality, process-compliance and decide which one to drop.</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=PMT-Manifest&diff=43 2024-12-06T13:59:56Z

<p>Wikiadmin: Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: „ == Andis PMT Manifest == === Problem statement === * No processes are fastest in execution but produce random quality * Too many processes are slow in execu…“</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Andis PMT Manifest ==<br /> <br /> === Problem statement ===<br /> <br /> * No processes are fastest in execution but produce random quality<br /> * Too many processes are slow in execution and produce suboptimal quality<br /> <br /> === Solution ===<br /> <br /> * Risk mitigation is the driver for designing processes; only a high risk justifies an expensive process<br /> <br /> * Human decisions over Tools: <br /> If a human wants to make a change, a tool may request a rationale and it may complain, but a tool may not stop her/him.<br /> <br /> * Constantly improve processes:<br /> If time, money and motivation spend on a process do not mitigate a severe risk, reconsider<br /> <br /> * Accountabilities must be clear: An accountable person can weight cost, schedule, product-quality, process-compliance and decide which one to drop.</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=Hauptseite&diff=42 2024-12-06T13:45:59Z

<p>Wikiadmin: /* My notes */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> [https://andreaswarnke.de/ .. back to top]<br /> <br /> == My technology notes ==<br /> <br /> === A4-5000 Setup ===<br /> <br /> see [[A4-5000]]<br /> <br /> === A72 RPi-4B Setup ===<br /> <br /> see [[A72-RPi]]<br /> <br /> === X1E-78-100 Setup ===<br /> <br /> see [[X1E-78-100]]<br /> <br /> === LUKS Mount ===<br /> <br /> see [[LUKS]]<br /> <br /> === Network Bridge ===<br /> <br /> see [[Bridge]]<br /> <br /> == My process methods tools notes ==<br /> <br /> === Andis PMT Manifest ===<br /> <br /> see [[PMT-Manifest]]</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=41 2024-11-03T19:02:57Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> NO: Get a boot image from https://git.codelinaro.org/linaro/qcomlt/demos/debian-12-installer-image<br /> <br /> NO: http://download.opensuse.org/ports/aarch64/tumbleweed/iso/ openSUSE-Tumbleweed-DVD-aarch64-Snapshot20241013-Media.iso<br /> <br /> 3rd try: create a memory stick and follow the instructions here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> === Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=40 2024-11-01T07:20:16Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control, add 2 partitions for Linux root and home<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Install Linux parallel to Windows ==<br /> <br /> These steps are the ones I remember to have performed to get Linux running. <br /> <br /> Please use these with care; the list of actions may be incomplete or may simply not work on any other device.<br /> <br /> === Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ===<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> === Prepare a USB memory stick ===<br /> <br /> NO: Get a boot image from https://git.codelinaro.org/linaro/qcomlt/demos/debian-12-installer-image<br /> <br /> NO: http://download.opensuse.org/ports/aarch64/tumbleweed/iso/ openSUSE-Tumbleweed-DVD-aarch64-Snapshot20241013-Media.iso<br /> <br /> 3rd try: create a memory stick and follow the instructions here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> <br /> == Install Grub and Linux (1st try) ==<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> == Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ==<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB drive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install<br /> ** do not change the /boot disk-options, only set root and home partitions</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=39 2024-10-27T10:57:00Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ==<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> == Prepare a USB memory stick ==<br /> <br /> NO: Get a boot image from https://git.codelinaro.org/linaro/qcomlt/demos/debian-12-installer-image<br /> <br /> NO: http://download.opensuse.org/ports/aarch64/tumbleweed/iso/ openSUSE-Tumbleweed-DVD-aarch64-Snapshot20241013-Media.iso<br /> <br /> 3rd try: create a memory stick and follow the instructions here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> == Install Grub and Linux ==<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup<br /> <br /> == Install Grub and Linux (2nd try) ==<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten (2x)<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Ein Gerät verwenden / USB ROM Drive<br /> * Then the installer on USB dive boots. Select &quot;Try or install Ubuntu&quot;<br /> * Do a manual install, do not change the /boot disk/options</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=38 2024-10-27T09:54:01Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ==<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Then Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Then type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Then reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> == Prepare a USB memory stick ==<br /> <br /> NO: Get a boot image from https://git.codelinaro.org/linaro/qcomlt/demos/debian-12-installer-image<br /> <br /> NO: http://download.opensuse.org/ports/aarch64/tumbleweed/iso/ openSUSE-Tumbleweed-DVD-aarch64-Snapshot20241013-Media.iso<br /> <br /> 3rd try: create a memory stick and follow the instructions here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> WARNING: Adapt the command before using it; if /dev/sdb is the wrong disk, you destroy your computer. Check e.g. with sudo fdisk --list for the right of= disk.<br /> sudo dd if=Downloads/oracular-desktop-arm64+x1e.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=sync status=progress<br /> <br /> == Install Grub and Linux ==<br /> <br /> * On windows, go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Then click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten<br /> * Wait: The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Then: Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * Then: UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup</div>

Wikiadmin http://wiki.andreaswarnke.de/index.php?title=X1E-78-100&diff=37 2024-10-27T09:43:13Z

<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Setup - general steps ==<br /> <br /> * Create a backup USB medium (&gt;32GB) using the tool Wiederherstellungslaufwerk<br /> * Shrink C partition, using Disk manager of System Control<br /> * install Debian to WSL-2<br /> <br /> == Disable secure boot on HP Omnibook X 14 ==<br /> <br /> * Go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Set Boot Options / Secure Boot / Disabled<br /> * Optionally, you may disable the USB power while sleep+off (This prevents the USB-C hub to drain battery)<br /> * Save Changes and Exit<br /> * Type the displayed 4digit code and press Enter<br /> * Reboot into Windows<br /> <br /> == Prepare a USB memory stick ==<br /> <br /> NO: Get a boot image from https://git.codelinaro.org/linaro/qcomlt/demos/debian-12-installer-image<br /> <br /> NO: http://download.opensuse.org/ports/aarch64/tumbleweed/iso/ openSUSE-Tumbleweed-DVD-aarch64-Snapshot20241013-Media.iso<br /> <br /> 3rd try: create a memory stick and follow the instructions here: <br /> https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800<br /> <br /> == Install Grub and Linux ==<br /> <br /> * Go to Einstellungen / System / Wiederherstellung<br /> * Click on Erweiterter Start / Jetzt neu starten<br /> * The system reboots into BIOS Setup Utility<br /> * Run Problembehandlung / Erweiterte Optionen / UEFI Firmware Einstellungen / Neu Starten<br /> * UEFI Menu appears<br /> * DO NOT RUN THE BOOTMANAGER (It will not run the installer)<br /> * Instead, change the boot order under Setup</div>

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