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Does no one have a clue? I have some more information and details. I just performed a clean install of Ubuntu 15.10, for a fresh start without traces from previous attempts. After that, I installed the Atheros driver that worked for the person with the same system and the same problem…
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Mich, yes that is exactly what you need to do. And, as I wrote in my previous post, you should give it a proper name like 'Ubuntu'. Save and exit and then go to the bios again. In the boot tab, your Ubuntu boot option should be listed. Move F6 to get it to the top. Save and exit. Good luck, it is easier than it may sound.
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If I understand you correctly, the Ubuntu/Grub entry has not been added to the boot menu, or at least not placed on top. This was also the case for me, as I wrote in a previous post: "It still did not work out of the box: I had to manually add \EFI\ubuntu\grubx64.efi to the boot sequence in order to get the GRUB menu (the…
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Diese Frage wurde im englischsprachigen Forum beantwortet: http://community.acer.com/t5/Linux/Ubuntu-on-E5-573G-71L9-black-screen-after-menu-on-Live-USB/m-p/405777/highlight/false#M44 Ich musste das Bios von Version 1.25 auf Version 1.31 aktualiseren.
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Thanks! Updating the BIOS from version 1.25 to 1.31 did the trick indeed. The reason is that version 1.25 did not support Linux at all (probably a bug). It still did not work out of the box: I had to manually add \EFI\ubuntu\grubx64.efi to the boot sequence in order to get the GRUB menu (the entry was not automatically…
