ArCh_Linux

I'm getting the I/O error when I try to run G:\nvflash -6 55.rom (I saved it to G). The file name is less than 8 characters, I've read the forums and so far everyone with that problem has had it fixed by renaming. Nu-uh xD. Any help appreciated. Thanks.

I cannot make a backup of my BIOS. I run the fptw program as an admin, but some red text appears and the window quickly closes. I also get an error saying that I'm missing some file sometimes. Please help; I bought a subscription for this and it is utterly useless.

I cannot back up my BIOS. I first get error 200, and then I cannot run backup as an administrator. Can someone please post a step by step process or even a video walking through? I'd really like to get this resolved, I paid $5 to get this file and so far NONE of what I've tried to do has worked. Oh yeah also the DOS stick creator won't work. Help me!!!

Lenovo Y510p 2.4GHz i7-4700MQ 2x GT755M in SLI 16GB Corsair Vengeance 1600MHz CAS9 Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 1920x1080 FHD LCD 256GB Samsung 850 Pro SSD RAPID 1TB External HDD Windows 8.1 64-Bit

My control panel does not seem to have any option above the standard 60. I have the SLI GT755M, so it should be there. Also, this might be related; my Intel HD panel will not open period, and I cannot reinstall.

A little off topic but I didn't want to make a new thread; if I only ordered the 8gb ssd version is there any way to add a cache ssd? I know it's missing some sort of adapter but it does have a port on the motherboard, so some sort of thing should work, I just don't know what. Thanks.

Using YUMI i created a boot drive for multiple distros of Linux. After changing my BIOS to allow a boot from USB, it will not actually boot or go to the YUMI screen, it just displays Syslinux copyright information. Any ideas?

If you use RAM with auto-overclock, it should work with it. The CPU is "max" 1600 but it can be overclocked by something like Corsair Vengeance. I have faster sticks in mine and it works, there's no BIOS issue or anything.