[Antonio Álvarez Caballero]

ak wrote:

15% of battery… My solution was to set BIOS defaults after this discharge of battery and again full charge. I have more than 15% ….it’s 66% maximum. Better than 15% but it isn’t 100% still. Jumper company sent me information: “The Battery is good, it is the BIOS and Battery did not good debugging.” I asked what does it mean. They said: “The way is very complexity” “The problem can not solved by you” only return laptop to factory is the solution they mentioned…. In my opinion BIOS update maybe can fix this problem. But no update at present time.

 

I have the same problem. My battery limit is 5%… I will restore BIOS defaults as you did. I’ll post the results.

Best regards.

[Antonio Álvarez Caballero]

asdf wrote:

okay reinstalled with arch, how do you get everything to work? is there a driver package you need to install or bios settings that need to be changed? at the moment wifi bluetooth trackpad audio and battery indicator are not working. mainly the battery indicator and the trackpad are the primary things i want to get working. thanks!

 

I have the EzBook3 version, check the hardware report to see if it’s quite similar to EzBook2 🙂

http://pastebin.com/xD47pAAB

Regards!

[Antonio Álvarez Caballero]

Christopher wrote:

Could you please share how you managed to boot Linux? On my unit I can not boot anything else than Windows. If I try to do I just get a black screen with a white cursor. I have tried everything already without success, even starting GRUB manually from the UEFI Shell results in the black screen. Secure Boot of course is disabled.

I created the USB using RUFUS (only in Windows 🙁 ), selecting “GPT for UEFI” . It boots without problem.

 

Brad wrote:

About your Wifi, It does not look like the correct WiFi driver is being used. See this post where it says “driver: rtl8192cu” but yours says “driver: rtl8xxxu”, I think this is wrong. Your wifi adapter is RTL8188CUS which uses the driver rtl8192cu. see this thread –> https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=53&t=241825&p=1291994&hilit=rtl8xxxu+RTL8188CUS#p1291994 also maybe helpful -> https://sites.google.com/site/easylinuxtipsproject/reserve-7#TOC-Realtek-RTL8188CUS-and-RTL8192CU-chipsets-0bda:8176-and-0bda:8178-

Thank you, I’ll check that!

Linux33 wrote:

I achieved to get into BIOS and Apricity (live-usb) works well, everything except WiFi. Well, I didn’t checked miniHDMI because I don’t have an adapter. I used Rufus program to do a LIVE-USB with APRICITY OS (.iso). Later, I turn on my laptop and I was repeatedly press ‘ESC’. I selected my USB as first and I pressed ‘F4’ to save and exit. I don’t want to install it because I’m afraid to my laptop don’t work later. Also I don’t sure if it’s a good idea install alongside with Windows because we don’t have enough space. News about WiFi?

No, it doesn’t. I don’t have any news about WiFi 🙁

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[Antonio Álvarez Caballero]

I’m using ArchLinux so I think that the issue isn’t SO-related…

After some complete charges, it seems equal.

Regards.

[Antonio Álvarez Caballero]

Hi!

http://pastebin.com/xD47pAAB

Hope it helps 🙂

 

If I disconnect the wifi usb dongle, it doesn’t recognizes any wifi card. It is the same that ezbook2: I can see the wifi interface but I can’t detect any network.

[Antonio Álvarez Caballero]

I’ve charged it for 6 hours and it’s stuck at 81% :(. I’ll try to recalibrate once or twice…

 

Regards.

[Antonio Álvarez Caballero]

Hi! ArchLinux on EZbook3 is working! Only Bluetooth and Wifi doesn’t work. More info here.

Running GNU/Linux on EZBook 3 (ArchLinux working!)

 

Regards!

[Antonio Álvarez Caballero]

Hi! I have the same problem. I don’t know exactly if the limit is 82%, but I have that problem. I get this laptop three days ago so I could’t try anything. I’ll try to recalibrate the battery. I’ll came back here to post the results!

 

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