My New Old LS800 Tablet Part 2
I ran my first wave of Windows Performance Toolkit and copied the generated ETL files to a folder for later processing. The files I am interested in have a naming…
Read moreI ran my first wave of Windows Performance Toolkit and copied the generated ETL files to a folder for later processing. The files I am interested in have a naming…
Read moreI have so much data to review now for my tests over time using Microsoft’s Windows Performance Toolkit. I was using version 4.7 from the Windows 7.1 SDK but have since…
Read moreI installed Windows 8 Dev Edition and had reported here an issue with a couple drivers not loading. In doing some research on the internal wireless card I finally found…
Read moreSo I created a bootable USB flashdrive with the Windows 8 Developer version recently released and was able to install it on my LS800 with 1GB RAM and 40GB hard…
Read moreWhat you can make with a little cardboard and packing tape. Works just as well, I save some cash and Im recycling.
Read moreMy LS800 tablet never ceases to amaze me, so far I have run several derivatives of Linux including Ubuntu and Fedora, Android x86, Meego, ChromeOS, Windows XP Professional, Windows Vista…
Read moreBoot to the system BIOS and go to the Boot section. Use the right side navigation to go down to +HDD and expand that. You will then see the list…
Read moreGot some vids of the LS800 up. Guess this will be my home for video and I’ll link it through my post as necessary. Anyways, check ’em out at http://www.youtube.com/stevegossett64.
Read moreHere is a quick look at the inside of the LS-800, a bit cramped in there. Looks like I cant upload any video in WordPress unless I get a video…
Read moreI downloaded the latest image of Ubuntu 10.10 (with Unity) and created a bootable USB with it using the donation-ware InfraRecorder. Again, I wrote the image to a 4GB USB drive…
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