I'm on Trisquel 9, so I wouldn't know if there was a problem with the
Trisquel 8 ISO. I suppose it has not been changed and works as usual.
Check your download, check the USB thumb drive. Try another and make a new
boot drive. Press a key to invoke your computer's boot menu and select the
> There aren't many options for GNU/Linux on arm/64 devices (smart phones,
tablets), and PostmarketOS is good enough
PostmarketOS is a musl/Linux distribution, not GNU/Linux.
edit; it worked before on a different USB..
hi, when I reboot and try to boot from a USB it does not work. I burnt the
ISO image correctly. I did work before when I played around with kali linux.
might it be the actual USB drive itself that's the problem? anyone else
experience this issue? I basically want to reinstall trisquel.
There aren't many options for GNU/Linux on arm/64 devices (smart phones,
tablets), and PostmarketOS is good enough. If the PinePhone community edition
is still available, don't miss it.
There are no shortage of Android-based distributions, but very few GNU-based
distributions for arm/64
I had a 20th-century legacy notebook that was similar with your computer. It
had only CD-ROM drive and no NIC, though I purchased an Atheros-based PCMCIA
wireless NIC much later. The system installation I used was Debian
Installer's Xfce CD version (not Debian Live, but the binary
I do not think so. What "device drivers" will you have to configure? Can't
that be done after you bring back the hard drive?
Another way would be:
Burn a NetInstall ISO such as
http://jenkins.trisquel.info/makeiso-etiona/iso/trisquel-netinst_9.0_i686.iso
(for Trisquel 9) on a CD and
There are three non-escaped single quotes on this command line.
this works only temporarily, it also does not fix the issue when trying to
open folders i.e `No application is registered as handling this file`. also
none of the menus on applications work either.
managed to fix tty. steps taken:
grub> ls (ahci0,msdos1/ # to find root filesystem
grub> linux (ahci0,msdos1)/vmlinuz-4.4.0-161-generic
root=/dev/mapper/oem--vg-root
grub> initrd (ahci0,msdos1)/initrd.img-4.4.0-161-generic
grub> boot
after this i got a tty login prompt.
It would be hard to configure device drivers, as they'd be configured for the
source (donor) computer rather than for the destination computer. I think
this would cause more configuration issues than it's worth.
Trying another tack with awk ...
see:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50244876/how-to-use-gsub-in-awk-to-find-and-replace-and-txt-characters-within
where it's said:
echo "./file_name.txt|1230" | awk '{gsub(/\.\/|\.txt/,"")}1' file_name|1230
In the present task, taking just one exemplar
Can't even boot from external media..
I tried editing the grub2 configuration but I cannot boot into single user
mode. I will have to reinstall my entire OS, or can boot from external media
to try to fix the issue?
How about detaching the hard disk drive off it and install Trisquel on
other computer and finally attach the hard disk back again?
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