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    joe610
    deepin
    2016-08-22 14:21
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    Hi, well I wanna install deepin, but my integrated display is break, so I have a external display and I use the laptop with it. But when i tryed to install deepin, i think the installation just appears in the break display, so I can't do it. I really wanna install it- HELP!!!
    I'm actually using elementary os, in my notebook.
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    kayoo
    deepin
    2016-08-27 06:28
    #1
    Have you try to boot into "live-mode/rescue" and launch the install process from it ?
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    joe610
    deepin
    2016-08-27 14:24
    #2
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/31389
    Have you try to boot into "live-mode/rescue" and launch the install process from it ?

    No really, could you tell me how to do that?
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    kayoo
    deepin
    2016-08-30 04:19
    #3
    When you boot into your USB (or anything else which host .iso), your have 2 choices.
    Juste select the second and you'r good to go
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    joe610
    deepin
    2016-08-30 14:21
    #4
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/31389
    When you boot into your USB (or anything else which host .iso), your have 2 choices.
    Juste select th ...

    It work, but I can't install it from the live mode
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    bobo
    deepin
    2016-08-31 10:56
    #5
    A workaround is to write or save your xrandr profile under elementary, put it in an easy place and run the script in the terminal without seeing it when you boot into Deepin if Deepin has randr by default.
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    joe610
    deepin
    2016-09-02 19:17
    #6
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/31389
    A workaround is to write or save your xrandr profile under elementary, put it in an easy place and r ...

    Well this is going to sound a little bit weird but I cant use elementary either now.
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    kayoo
    deepin
    2016-09-03 05:18
    #7
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/31389
    It work, but I can't install it from the live mode

    Sorry about the delay...

    You said that you can boot into livemode but can't launch install ????
    Have you any error message ?
    Do you see a log, on your desktop ?
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    mrsanchez
    deepin
    2016-09-03 06:36
    #8
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/31389
    Well this is going to sound a little bit weird but I cant use elementary either now.

    If you can't install from livemode and can't launch elementary I would assume that the problem is a bad HDD, but you need to give more information so we can help you. Any errors on the livemode and just for reference on elementary as well.
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    joe610
    deepin
    2016-09-03 10:58
    #9
    Well after the boot I press Alt+Ctrl+F6 and.thisa appears (Elementary)
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    joe610
    deepin
    2016-09-03 11:13
    #10
    And with deepin, in the live mode when I try to install it this appears
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    mrsanchez
    deepin
    2016-09-03 12:06
    #11
    Edited by mrsanchez at 2016-9-2 20:08

    Can you show us the installation log? By the way what installation medium are you using? Are you using a flash drive, a CD or (the worst ideia I ever had but it was an emergency) an SD card.
    Also the problem with elementary is you probably need to update it, do you have no GUI?
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    linuxclub
    deepin
    2016-09-04 09:26
    #12

    When deepin Display the boot Menu , Press TAB to edit the grub option and  add this line at end of GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="video=LVDS-1:d video=VGA-1:e" . Then press F10 or Control+X to save grub boot with external monitor (don't forget to connect the external monitor ), This will direct your video to external monitor. After successful installation modify /etc/default/grub and add  "video=LVDS-1:d video=VGA-1:e " and save and reboot (permanent solution)

    Here :d disable :e enable. after that your entry look like GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="video=LVDS-1:d video=VGA-1:e acpi=force elevator=noop i8042.noloop=1 usbhid.quirks=0xeef:0x1:0x40"acpi=force elevator=noop i8042.noloop=1 usbhid.quirks=0xeef:0x1:0x40"


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