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Other than that, everything works great.ДЄfter a while I started to experience freezes that could only be remedied by holding the power button. The function keys work, but the special keys assigned to the function keys do not. I also decided to make the SSD bootable, so now I have two bootable drives I can choose from in BIOS if need be (hard drive straight to Windows, SSD straight to Linux).

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After following instructions in these forums to break the fake raid and disable quick boot (or something like that) in the BIOS, I was able to install Ubuntu to the 32 GB SSD and make roughly half of the 500 GB hard drive my home directory. The live cd/usb stick works out of the box, but it does not detect the hard drive(s).

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Can you tell me how to break the fake raid and disbale quick boot on the U845? Thanks. Rebooted and switched boot back to UEFI in bios. It will probably fix everything automatically. Boot Repair should be on lower left in Unity interface after boot.

I had to switch off UEFI boot temporarily in BIOS to boot the CD.

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Easiest to download Ubuntu-Secure Remix and boot that.

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Got drivers from Realtek site for Linux for Realtek RTL8188CE. Everything works, including special key functions, except for wireless. Best to run chkdsk in Windows afterwards. I had to use Gparted to shrink it further. In Win8, ran disk defrag, then used Windoze disk management to shrink Win8 partition size. Created recover disk by using Desktop Assist > Support& Recovery > Recovery Media creator.

Lots of crapware to remove under windoze. touchpad works better under Ubuntu than in Winblows! smoother, scrolling works. hit F2 key without Fn key to reach bios. Touchpad was inexplicably disabled in bios. I get a LOT done with Ubuntu as computer specialist / IT director. I've only had it for a day, but I think it will be a great machine. I don't know of any hardware components that are working correctly. Once done, however, EVERYTHING works, including special keys, sound, graphics, WiFi, etc. I had many problems with getting the dual boot to work correctly with the existing Win8 UEFI and GPT. This laptop was a great hardware value for the price, so I bought it to install Ubuntu, even though it came with the highly loathsome Windoze 8. The multitouch problem is not a big deal and the fact that the RMB physical key doesn't work is actually a good thing because it gives you a similar experience to the Apple's trackpad (compared to Windows where clicking the trackpad near the RMB region is actually a right-click, which is annoying and cannot be disabled) The backlit keyboard now works and can be activated and controlled from the fN keys (previous I had to change the brightness/switch on-or-off the keyboard backlighting before the bootloader loaded now works from the OS itself). Battery life is terrible on Ubuntu(around 3-4hrs, compared to 6-7hrs on Win7 for me) Some multitouch gestures do not work, the RMB physical key on the touchpad does not work No drivers for GT640M, tried Bumblebee 3.0 and that did not workДЇans run at almost max at idle or moderate CPU load and temps are 65-70C at idle Keyboard backlit fN keys and the backlighting itself, all other fN keys work PowerPlay is enabled in the Catalyst Control Center which is supposed to reduce GPU drain when on battery.Д®verything works except for the following: The fan stays on pretty high and oddly, seemingly higher on battery than when plugged into AC. Theoretically, the Jupiter program is supposed to assist with this, but I only notice that it just locks the CPU down to 800 MHz in 'powersave' which is the equivalent to 'cpufreq-set -g powersave' I am investigating how to manage this in Ubuntu. I can get the voltage down to about 0.75 and gives me about 15-20% more battery time. I can remedy this bu running RightMark CPUclock in XP. Neo Processor is not undervolted when running at 800 MHz so there is not much difference in power saving running at 1.6 or 800 MHz and battery is gobbled up. Jupiter installed - supposed to enhance cool-n-quiet from AMD The only issue is really high battery drain, even with frequency scaling enabled compared to XP. Asus 1201T netbook with Radeon 3200 graphics, FGLRX installed.Д¤ GB RAM single stick, Athlon Neo 1.6 GHz processorД®verything works out of the box.