Ubuntu / Xubuntu 14.04 on Lenovo Ideapad S205

# Ubuntu / Xubuntu 14.04 on Lenovo Ideapad S205

This piece of shit hardware does not play nicely with Ubuntu, yet again.

## Important Info
- The S205 uses UEFI and has no bios switches to disable it.
- This means that we need to create an EFI partition and use the 64-bit version of Ubuntu (32-bit won't work!) and only use primary partitions

# Steps
- Create a live USB for Ubuntu 64-bit
- While on the live USB installation, select "Do Something Else" and make /dev/sda1 an "EFI" partition with size 150MB. It must be a minimum of 100MB, recommended 200MB.
- Partition the rest of the drive however you want ( / and swap, / and /home and swap, whatever). Use primary partitions only (you might be able to get away with an extended for /home but I haven't tried it). This is my setup:
  - /dev/sda1 150MB EFI
  - /dev/sda2 20GB ext4 /
  - /dev/sda3 5GB swap
  - /dev/sda4 50GB ext4 /home
- Set the boot installer to install to /dev/sda1 (or your EFI partition #). Do not use /dev/sda.
- Install
- Pray
- Awesome, now Ubuntu is installed
- Restart your laptop, and boot back into the live USB
- Now, mount your EFI partition somewhere like this: "mount /dev/sda1 /mnt"
- Change directories into the "EFI" directory in the mounted folder "cd /mnt/EFI"
- Copy over the super secret important EFI files "cp -rfv ubuntu boot"
- CD into the boot directory "cd boot"
- Finally, move grubx64.efi to bootx64.efi "mv grubx64.efi bootx64.efi"
- Restart, and you should finally have a working Ubuntu/Xubuntu 14.04 on your dumbass Lenovo S205 computer! Yay!

Why is it so fucking hard to install linux on this computer. FUCK.