Installation on microsd

[Marek Handze]

Thanks guys. I was able to split windows partition and now I have Linux 
installed on eMMC.
I still need to use OnScreen keyboard and now I'm moving to Linux 
tweaks. Few questions:

1. Where can I find patched kernel or patches that I can apply to make 
working keyboard/touchpad/sound ? As I see only those 3 elements are off 
now.

2. It's seems like suspending to memory just freeze system and hard 
reset is needed after. Is it fixable for now ?

3. Do you have any good solution for right click after touch screen 
press for 2-3 secs ? The option built in Ubuntu (Simulatd Secondary 
Click) doesn't work well for me.

-- 
best,
Marek Handze

W dniu 26/08/17 o 09:12, Nicolas Huillard pisze:
> Le vendredi 25 août 2017 à 22:19 +0200, Marek Handze a écrit :
>>   From your post I see that the best way is to make some space on eMMC
>> and install Linux on new partition here. Since I'm windows noob, would
>> you suggest a good tool to resize current windows partition without
>> loosing data ?
> 
> I don't remember what I did to shrink Windows, but I eventually got into
> the situation where a 50/50 split of the 32GB minus recovery between
> Windows and Linux was too low for Windows, on which I couldn't install
> anything anymore. I then removed Windows entirely and reclaimed the
> remaining partition as a second device for the Linux btrfs root
> partition.
> The recent kernel situation proves that trying to keep Windows was
> useless ;-)
>