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If you find a way to reset the BIOS to its original, I'll be happy to read how. I had a similar experience and No, the BIOS in the T6 is not a friend of Linux. I tried Ubuntu as well and threw it off again, but never was able to repair the BIOS back to original.

Maybe you can, you can try it, it will not cause the computer to die, you can rest assured. What we provide you is a link to reinstall the system, which can help you back to the windows system.


Are you telling I have to erase the whole eMMC storage to get rid of some entries in the boot?

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admin wrote: ↑Mon Feb 01, 2021 9:42 am Hello there,
The name of the built-in WiFi module of the T6 PC is 8821cu

So, this https://github.com/morrownr/8821cu should also do well if not better.

Two possibilities come to mind.
First, check the buffer battery it may be gone.
Second, check the computer does reach the set time server and is not blocked by a firewall.

I'll post the addresses below, but I'll put an X in front of each of them to prevent them from doing the same. This way you can copy/paste them into the address bar, but without the X , of course.


Thx for the help, but that won't help as there seems to be no way to get these links pass our UTM ...

@admin: Maybe you can elaborate a little more, because this is what I see of your posting:



virtually nothing at all.

Try this: copy from the ACEPC drivers 4345r6nvram.txt to /lib/firmware/brcm/brcmfmac43455-sdio.txt (or do some research where MINT may put the drivers) - this did it for me with Ubuntu-Mate 20.04.1 LTS on T6 (viewtopic.php?f=38&t=774).

I had Ubuntu-Mate 20-04-1 LTS on the T6 (4/64) and it does run reasonably well. I was just too tired to get all drivers to work properly, knowing it would take some effort not only at initial, but also permanent to keep it working. Biggest bad was the strange things going on with the boot loader. I ...

After several starts the problem cured itself without me doing something. I does now start when power applied.

From that video I would first let the guys from the electric department check the grounding of the power outlet. I did not see the sticker from last check, are they not put visible? Second I would try with wired connections for keyboard and mouse, as wireless connections do have a tendency to fail ...