I will, too.
This breaks with a custom that's more than a decade long (it came with the inception of Knoppix, if not before), that I think should be upheld. Not that I'm the kind of person that...
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I will, too.
This breaks with a custom that's more than a decade long (it came with the inception of Knoppix, if not before), that I think should be upheld. Not that I'm the kind of person that...
Dear forum readers,
It all started with current 19.10 live image, and that bug report.
To sum it up, whenever the live image is on a writable medium that has 100 MB free space or more, it...
The upgrade process per se went well, so to speak, and indeed, a crash in the middle of the process would have been worse imho. I think one important rule is when one gets a warning about replacing a...
My upgrade experience is far from being top notch either, at first it seemed to be relatively okay, and the next day the whole thing freezed during boot, not even a tty login available, and the Grub...
Dear forum readers,
My 2014 laptop isn't quite new, and when I run demanding games, I sometimes resort to switching my refresh rate from 60 to 40Hz, while setting VSync at the same time. It has...
Very interesting, thanks. While I was already familiar with certificate generation and digital signatures, I didn't know much about this shim functionality that frees me from having to put my UEFI on...
Yea of course I could disable secure boot, but I want to keep it and retain its benefits while being able to authorise myself what I want it to run. Concerning the kernels, they're obviously signed...
Dear forum readers,
From what I understand, in UEFI mode when booting Ubuntu, a so-called shim signed by Microsoft is loaded first, which then loads the boot loader proper. That's because when...
I think the subject has been addressed (see quotation below) : one key is for the first-stage decryption and corresponds to your password, and the other is for the rest and is automatically retrieved...
That was good but I've heard whispers that it's gone...
EDIT : Before I get funny replies, well, I know it's possible :D But is it still effective ?
Hej from France !
I doubt you are the only one with this problem. I don't have the exact same one since I don't use a Broadcom NIC. Here it's just that the driver (iwl4965) ignores CRDA settings...