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Everything went smoothly, when installed on my benq joybook s35. Shutdown the computer and removed usb, but the computer refused to boot up sopted at blank screen. My joybook s35 (intel u2300) was made in 2011, was it too old to run Chrome OS? You assistance will be greatly appreciated.

hi, the install went well right upto the final point of reeboot. everything copied and installed fine, cinnamon loaded , went through all the procedures ,shut system down but when i power back up chrome os just keeps cycling and restarting. is there something i missed.trying to load onto hp pavillion intel i3 processor

The heliosphere is a cavity carved out of the interstellar medium by the supersonic outflow of solar wind (SW) from the Sun. The local interstellar medium (LISM) is partially ionized with the neutral particles penetrating the heliosphere unimpeded by the electric and magnetic (EM) fields. In order to model the heliosphere, both a magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) and a kinetic Boltzmann (or fluid) approach should be used to represent the plasma and neutral particles, respectively. Even though neutral particles are unaffected by EM fields, certain collisions that exchange charge between ions do occur called charge-exchange. This charge-exchange process, in the form of source terms, is the glue coupling the plasma and neutrals together. The characteristic collision length of charge-exchange is roughly the size of the heliosphere itself, which is the reason for needing both MHD and a kinetic approach. In this work, we have developed analytic solutions to the charge-exchange source terms between a Maxwellian species and other non-Maxwellian distributions, namely the kappa and regularized kappa distributions. With these solutions, we studied various assumptions about the form of the cross-section, which could be either an arbitrary function, a power-law, or a hard-sphere and also developed methods to approximate the characteristic interaction speed. In light of our new findings, we suggested several applications ranging from an energy-dependent cross-section with kappa-distributed protons to kappa-distributed energetic neutral atoms (ENAs). The analytic solutions we derived allows researchers to understand the charge-exchange source terms for a large number of parameter choices without having to solve complicated, high dimensional integrals numerically. In effect, this enables modelers to include higher fidelity source terms in heliospheric simulations that contains information about pickup ions (PUIs) or ENAs directly.

Intel's Chris Wilson released xf86-video-intel 2.16.902 over the weekend, which brings 126 changes since the last release candidate less than three weeks ago. There's also a new VA-API video acceleration back-end to report on.

Intel has released the xf86-video-intel 2.16.0 DDX driver today, which offers up acceleration support for the next-generation Intel "Ivy Bridge" hardware and completes their graphics driver stack in terms of initial hardware enablement.

Intel is preparing its summer 2011 xf86-video-intel driver update. The xf86-video-intel 2.16 driver brings several new features to the Intel DDX, which is now available for testing in form of a release candidate.

The Intel Linux X.Org driver is now doing triple-buffered page-flips in the latest attempt to battle imperfect frames with tears or jitters. This is now the default behavior with the next xf86-video-intel release.

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