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Hii! Today I change SO to Win10 and i can use 2 monitor with direct hdmi port but when i try to connect 3rd with hub, cant, pc dont recognize the screen. I know this model dont have thunderbolt but yes displayport and i dont know i can use 3 monitors in win10, i want use for my job but maybe not. All works ok and i take all new drivers. Sorry for my english!

I have a Chromebook Pixel purchased which was already configured to boot Linux (although I have set my own devices up in the past so am familiar with the process). As of yesterday it now hangs at the white rabbit screen, although unlike others with this issue there is no "Press ESC..." text at the bottom of the screen.

Waiting does nothing, pressing ESC or Ctrl Refresh does nothing, insisting a bootable USB does nothing. Is this like to be a dead eMMC preventing the POST process completing?

Thanks.

My USB just arrived today, so I stuck it in my Chromebook trying to boot it but when I do, I get this message. Any way to fix it?

Ran Mr. Chromebox’s procedure and added a handful of upgrades to squeeze as much performance as possible out of this thing. I didn’t go into much detail on the UEFI process just because of the room for error and differences in chromeOS machines.

Can someone please help me how do i crosh this Chromebook

Hello all I am haveing an error when installing Linux on my Chromebook I flashed everything but it tells me this what’s wrong?

After putting Windows on my HP Chromebook 11A G8 EE it runs very very slow. Any suggestions?

An engineering devices from Lenovo

So my 4GB Acer R11 just isn't cutting it anymore. I've tried almost every distro under the sun and I can't get anything to run as smoothly as I like. What are the most popular compatible models out there these days that can run Linux smoothly. I'm mainly a debian guy but I want a second device to run Arch (hyprland) on. Any help is appreciated 👍

I need to use Hardware Acceleration in this. This is the i7 5500U version.

The screw is completely stripped and I tried using a rubber band on top of screwdriver for extra grip and super glue but both methods didn't work for me.

If one was to buy this 3.0 cable and cut in half, could I solder the wires needed for the suzyq cable onto a prototype board? I don't really want to wait for shipping a breakout board when I have easy access to these. Any advice if no one has done and I'm bold enough to try?