Touchscreen and Touchpad both work perfectly with the same functions as using the original Windows environment as well as all the fn Function buttons work accordingly to their command. The video output works 100% but of course due to chipset limitations only one extra monitor at a time. For other users to help out my base chipset is an Intel HM76 / C206 express chipset. But to others reading this post please be advised that this worked for my machine, Asus S550CA with a mSATA SSD and HDD installed.
I later encountered an issue again after configuring a few custom apps and had to reinstall but everything is running fine now with no lag or any other issues. Then select create and then add it to the boot order as second boot after your DVD drive and before any USB Legacy/UEFI boot options. PATH FOR BOOT OPTION: > \EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI SELECT FILE SYSTEM: > (should already be the HDD/SSD) This allowed it to boot perfectly into ChromeOS without any issues.ĪDD BOOT OPTION: > (name of boot order) Google ChromeOS Am i doing anything wrong or the machine simply not compatible?Īpart from having to create a custom boot option in the BIOS i also had to enable my PXE OpROM support. If it is any relevance my laptop is also a touchscreen although I dont think this will impact anything due to the ChromeBook itself having a touchscreen.
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I have been able to install numerous versions on Linux, Windows (even XP 圆4) as well as Mac OS 10.8 10.9 10.10 as well as abeta test version of Andriod 圆4 from Intel without any issues. I have also tried running the SATA config as both IDE and ACHI and still nothing. I have also tried booting the USB as both UEFI as well as Generic USB mode. I have disabled secure boot on the machine, and the only thing still enable is Launch CSM with PXE OpROM disabled in the bios. I'm installing as a standalone on a fairly new machine, an Asus S550CA w/ Intel Core i5 3337u 1.8GHz x4, 12GB RAM, Intel HD4000 512MB GPU, 128GB SSD (ive taken my 1TB 2.5" out as it has all my data on). I have also recreated the USB Key 4 times now on 3 different USB drives. I have followed all instructions as well as from other threads regarding similar issues to no avail. It seems however that i can boot from the USB key i made to install with that i can boot from it but not the local SSD (PCI-e mSATA II type 128GB Samsung). When I try to boot back up after installing cloudready i get the "Please insert boot disk and press any key error" after POST on my machine.
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