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Intel probably change suppliers throughout the life of a board.

What version of Ubuntu should I get?

I'm downloading from the ubuntu website.

gera229 wrote:
That will just make things more complicated. Download the Live CD from the LinuxCNC site, then you will have the correct Ubuntu version and Kernel.
(link top left of this site)

Anyone here do a dual boot setup?

I finally installed everything with Windows installed first and followed this guide after defragmenting the hard drive: apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_windows_xp_a...led_first.htm?page=1

After Linux was installed, I boot into Windows and before it went to Windows XP it actually asked to check the disk and did it automatically after 10 seconds which I let it do.
While everything seems like it works good I want to ask, is was that checking procedure done by Windows XP normal? Did it happen to you?

I have a question for a user that has the D525MW board and also some instructions to follow.
There is a green led on board that is lit when computer is on standby power according to the manual, however it is still lit even after I shut down my computer.
Only if I plug out the power cord will it turn off, but still when it's shut down it's not on standby. So I'm wondering if it is functioning properly and would like you to check it on yours by following the instructions below:

Can you follow these simple instructions and tell me how it is for you?
1. Turn on your computer
2. Shut it completely down
3. Leave it shut down for at least 1 minute
4. Open the case and look at the motherboard

Do you have a green light working in there?

On the D510 and DN2800 boards I have they both have one green light any time there is power to the board, even when otherwise shutdown.
The board needs some pins to be live to be able to detect the start switch, I suspect it is related to that.