I attached the stick using hp travel dock at the most right usb port. I disabled secure boot and enabled legacy support mode in the BIOS.ģ. I created the stick with unetbootin-windows-625 and ubuntu-16.04.1-desktop-amd64. Unfortunately I didn’t succeed in my task to install Ubuntu as dualboot. (Press F10 while booting)ģ) Enable legacy support mode in the BIOS (system -> boot options).Ĥ) Plug the USB stick in the most right USB-C port (The single one with USB icon, other ports won’t work)ĥ) Boot from the USB stick (Press F9 while booting) To install there are just a few steps to follow:Ģ) Disable secure boot in the BIOS. Trackpad (random movements at mouse clicks, same behavior in windows)īattery live is about 5,5 hours while actively using the machine and with screen brightness at about 90%, which is not to bad as my first test on windows was about 6 hours.The following items work but have some issues: USB-C Gbit Ethernet (Adapter from StarTech).The following items all work just fine straight after install: The track-pad is fairly sketchy with random movements when you try to click on something, but it has the same behavior on windows (although it is a bit less than under Ubuntu) and has been mentioned in a number of reviews of the HP Spectre as an common issue. If you however only use a ‘touch’ press instead of a full click the issue seems to be gone, so this might be an issue that will be fixed by HP in a firmware upgrade sometime soon.Īfter a few hours I already got used to ‘touch pressing’ and as I mainly use an Bluetooth mouse the track-pad issue won’t bother me that much. As the HP Spectre 13-v000nd laptop is still fairly new I was surprised that Ubuntu Linux installed without any mayor issues, all hardware seems to work just fine straight from a clean install without any custom modifications to settings, drivers or modules.
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