Edit the menu.lst in grub folder on SD (use WordPad on windows) Shut down the machine when u see the installation completed and a menu
Install grub, no need to create fake usb No need to format the SD again, Just install the Android When u see the menu, select the Install Android (no enter), insert SD Memory, Reboot again with pressing "power button and Windows key" for USB boot Boot W500 and go to bios setup, select the USB Memory for the first boot Prepare USB Memory (I use 2g USB) for installation Prepare SD Memory (I am using 4g SD, I tried 16g SD, but it's very slow) for The following worked (Issue 561: Iconia W500 Screen lockups with Brazos 4 Or did you format your acer or even did a dual boot ? Ok, but let me ask you something, did you used a usb drive to boot on Android
It's an easy thing to try before sending it back. This is not as good as actually disconnecting the battery, but Then plug it back in and see if the screenįires up. You can try to just leave the unit powered on until the battery dies. One final thing to try before you send it back to ACer - to simulate a batteryĭisconnection without actually cracking the case and disconnecting the battery, Go that route if you find that the external monitor option doesn't work. If you are not comfortable with thisĪnd are willing to wait through a product return effort, than you might want to Though, you have to go very slowly and apply light pressure to release theĬatches around the edges of the case. I used a plastic wedge tool from a kit that I got to open cell phonesĪnd plastic on plastic usually doesn't scratch or notch. You have to be very careful opening plastic cases with a metal object (like aįlat head screwdriver) because you can easily scratch and notch the edges of
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