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I was able to make the script work by adding "krb5 e2fsprogs keyutils" to the PACMAN_PACKAGES array. The fix was inspired by this page
The only problem is that it kernel panics upon shutdown, I'm guessing due to a version mismatch between the kernel and systemd
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You're awesome, especially sense I had forgotten about this. If you want to submit a github pull request, I'll pull it. Otherwise I got just add it my self...
Thanks again!
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Hi guys, I installed Bridge Linux 64 Bit LXDE on a coreboot flashed c710 (C710-10074G01ii) with no real hiccups except for a few:
Suspend: Reboot instead of resume, I tried some of the methods listed from the guide below with no luck.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Ac … Chromebook
Fn Keys: I used the hotkey guide listed in the same 720 wiki above and it didn't seem to do anything.
I know that this model of the c710 is unique, I was wondering if there was anyone who had similar issues for this model and had a fix or can point me in the right direction? It's a great piece of hardware for the price.
Extra note: I'm fairly experienced with *nix, I usually run LXDE but have some XFCE services running as well but I'd like to keep my distro light if possible.
Thanks guys! I've been lurking for a while but google has only taken me so far on these issues.
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Hi guys, I installed Bridge Linux 64 Bit LXDE on a coreboot flashed c710 (C710-10074G01ii) with no real hiccups except for a few:
Suspend: Reboot instead of resume, I tried some of the methods listed from the guide below with no luck.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Ac … ChromebookFn Keys: I used the hotkey guide listed in the same 720 wiki above and it didn't seem to do anything.
I know that this model of the c710 is unique, I was wondering if there was anyone who had similar issues for this model and had a fix or can point me in the right direction? It's a great piece of hardware for the price.
Extra note: I'm fairly experienced with *nix, I usually run LXDE but have some XFCE services running as well but I'd like to keep my distro light if possible.
Thanks guys! I've been lurking for a while but google has only taken me so far on these issues.
FYI; C7 != C710.
You probably want to start a new thread. These two models are drastically incompatible for the similarity in numbers.
But from what I know if `xev` doesn't see the Fn key (usually mod{1-4}) then you are probably out of luck. Some times the bios handles that conversion but you'll still see the correct keypress with xev.
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Thanks! Will do!
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Just got arch up and running on a C710. Touchpad doesn't work though. I used GrayMatter's install script - is there an additional step I need to take to enable the touchpad?
For what it's worth, the device shows up in xinput, and mouse clicks work. I just can't move the cursor.
Installed kcm-touchpad and it's working.
Last edited by HorizonShadow (2014-04-11 14:20:37)
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Just got arch up and running on a C710. Touchpad doesn't work though. I used GrayMatter's install script - is there an additional step I need to take to enable the touchpad?
For what it's worth, the device shows up in xinput, and mouse clicks work. I just can't move the cursor.
Installed kcm-touchpad and it's working.
Do you know of a way off the top of your head to differentiate C7 from the C710 from inside the OS?
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