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I've got similar situation with asus E45M1-I Deluxe. I think there is a problem with AMD E-450 chip. I tried to install XBMCbuntu or start from USB and both of method doesn't work. Other (non XBMC version) Ubuntu work really nice , but I want XBMC-team version .
With best regards
Michal
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2012-03-01, 19:40
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Ok so step by step:
1) Start my machine
2)Pressing ctrl+f6
3) now i can choose :
"a)UBUNTU with linux 3.0.0-15-generic
b)UBUNTU with linux 3.0.0-15-generic (recovery mode)
c)memory test (memtest86+)
d)memory test (memtest86+) ,serial consile 115200)
Press enter to boot the selected OS , "e"to edit the comands before booting or "c" for a command line ."
4) what can i do now??
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When machine fails to boot, just press ctrl+alt+F6
This will take you to the terminal
(you will need password & username)
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You guys are ace. I'm giving this a try tonight on my E45M1-I Deluxe board with XBMCbuntu Eden. It's currently running stock Windows 7 with Eden on top but it's darn slow!