At least 2 conditions must be met. One is CPU architecture. The tablet must
have an x86_64 processor in order to run Trisquel 8. The other requirement is
that the tablet's firmware (UEFI) must allow users to disable Secure Boot.
For arm(64) platform, the situations are even worse. Almost all
> Is it possible to install on tablet Trisquel 8 Mini with GNURootDebian
> or similar?
What is the architecture of the device? If it is x86 then it might be
possible, but I'm don't really know. If it is ARM, then it cannot run
Trisquel 8, but may be able to run Trisquel 9 once it is released.
Hi to everyone!
Is it possible to install on tablet Trisquel 8 Mini with GNURootDebian or
similar? Thank you in advance for your attention.
ty brother i was doing a mistake by writing the iso image in the partition
name (sdx1) and not the device (sdx)
hello everyone
im runing pop_os right now on my desktop i tried to make a bootable usb with
trisquel mini on it using disks and from terminal sudo dd bs=4M
if=trisquel-mini_8.0_amd64.iso of=/dev/sdc1 conv=fdatasync , and in both of
them wen i tried to boot using the usb i get :
Yes I think I should at least install Libreboot then see some things so I
have been trying to install on the x60s but it is difficult. Or rather, maybe
it is not difficult, as you say,
>Using guides are good, but sometimes outdated, or some critical parts aren't
explained well,
This is
I already have the feeling that you are trying to do most of the things by
yourself, which is great.
But don't give up. If you fail 10 times, try 11th time, with the hope of
succeeding, which is helping a lot.
Using guides are good, but sometimes outdated, or some critical parts aren't
It took almost two years since I thought "What is GNU/Linux.".
I got to know Thinkpads have many fans and parts and data. I am going to keep
using GNU/Linux but this is really my weak subject. When I was a kid, there
was a popular toy which name was Mini 4WD. It was a car toy and we had to
> My community friends and I have been preparing some beginner's documents.
I hope you'll share them here when they're ready.
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Hopefully you don't have to return to "use" Windows. I do appreciate your
progress in trying to install a free/libre operating system distribution by
yourself. You have also shown the willingness to study, which is invaluable.
That you purchased X60s to install Trisquel is an excellent
Thank you. But please don't comfort me. You simply lost me in Trisquel users
and General Free Software Talk. Less lots trackers is not bad. Very
comfortable. They also would be released from tracking except some devices. I
might have to use Windows again someday though.
Thank you. probably you are right. I changed the password using only
alphanumeric characters and it is not denied now. And yes it was very hot. I
was surprised how hot it was. Now it doesn't freeze. I was thinking that
someone was preventing me from installing it but it might have been my
> At while the first installation, it did not freeze so I was able to
> install it on SSD. But after the installation, on the login page (at
> the center of the page, there are a text box and Trisquel logo
> [photo2]) I entered the password but the password was denied.
I just searched for
With Xbindkeys I was able to solve the audio hotkey problem.
First I had to install it:
sudo apt-get install xbindkeys
then run the command it suggests:
xbindkeys --defaults > $HOME/.xbindkeysrc
After this edit the file:
sudo leafpad $HOME/.xbindkeysrc
then insert these to that file:
#
Take a look at 'xbindkeys', 'xev' and 'amixer'. You should be able to work
something out.
Thanks, that method worked and the OS is now installed.
Any idea about the hotkeys for volume? With acpi_listen command I get:
hotkey ASUS010:00 0013
button/mute MUTE 0080 K
hotkey ASUS010:00 0014 0004
button/volumedown VOLDN 0080 K
hotkey
Connect an external HDD to bypass the limit. When installing, choose the
internal storage and the installer will let you proceed.
Hi, I downloaded Trisquel Mini 8 image and created bootable USB of it. I
wanted to install the OS to my mini laptop which has 4GB HDD. I read that
Mini version requires 3GB but installer sais 4.7GB is needed. Do I need to
perform web installation and select only minimal core or something
Looks like you have to save all your /home and, from instalation, click in
/dev/sda (no sda1/sda2) and "create a new partition tab". I think is the only
way but I'm not sure.
https://www.reddit.com/r/trisquel/comments/actybl/software_livre_ptbr/
Once I had one Acer ultrabook with mSATA and SATA drives. The "legacy" mode
boot list didn't contain the mSATA option, so if I wished to boot from the
mSATA SSD, I had to use UEFI mode (the ESP can be on either SSD or HDD).
I believe what you described was something similar: restrictions by
Hello,
after having unsuccesfully tried several ways to install trisquel on an efi
system, I come here to get some help.
I successfully booted and installed trisquel about ten times, always with the
same issue : grub can't install because it "can't get the canonical path
of'cow'".
I am
It has been installed now. I had to enable CSM in BIOS to make it work.
Did you selected the hard drive from the computer on the BIOS priority?
Does your BIOS has any locker? I once installed gnu/linux on a laptop that
had this extra option that made the boot priority ineffective. Could you look
at that?
I tried shutting down the computer and removing USB before powering it on and
I get this message:
"Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot
device and press a key".
What you must do now is shutdown your computer (not reboot), remove the
USB storage, and power on again. However, this method is rather
incomplete, because if you put any other USB storage while
starting/power on, your computer will probably complain if the USB
storage isn't bootable. For a
Sorry if this is something obvious, but I would appreciate any help on this:
I have tried installing Trisquel from USB Hard Drive, and in the end it says
installation is complete but needs to re-start the pc. I do this and it takes
me back to the reboot screen and it only gives me the option
The Libre Tea Card is a little difficult though considering the fact that it
is a rolling release.
But yeah... you are right eoma68 isn't a product it is a standard which those
devices control.
LTCC as you call it is not for beginners though.
My best guess is persay The Practically
Just remember that "EOMA68" isn't our recommendation, per see, that link
that was given, without explanation, unfortunatelly causes this
confusion, so I must clarify what was the intention:
As a matter of fact "EOMA68" isn't even a product, it's a standard.
That said: That link has a list of
Yep for the time being it is a good laptop.
In the future I am thinking about eoma68.
But I don't quite think its the right time now for me... that's all.
Thanks for all the suggestions I've been looking at them in depth. I'll
probably just get the wifi adapter for now since they're relatively cheap and
then keep doing research on the laptops so that I can buy one once I feel
more comfortable with my decision. Overall are you pretty satisfied
Something like this...
https://www.crowdsupply.com/eoma68/micro-desktop
or if you want one sooner, then... the below two links
https://store.vikings.net/libre-friendly-hardware/x200-ryf-certfied
https://tehnoetic.com/laptops
or get this item for your laptop.
He means something like this. ThinkPenguin also has them.
Both sites have more Wi-Fi adapters than the two I linked to.
Ok what would you suggest that is more free software friendly for the future?
Do you mean one of the laptops on technoetic or thinkpenguin or getting a new
wifi card and/or driver? I'd like to explore other options now if it'll save
time and money in the long run. I can get by without my
...
I hate to say this but I have a strong feeling your wifi card needs a
non-free driver.
I obviously don't recommend you using it,
so yeah, the link I gave you is your best bet if you want to be extra secure.
in the future though, I do suggest getting something more free software
I have a HP Envy 15 X360 PC. Thank you for the suggestion I'll check that
out.
It was just the font that messed me up. Little embarrassing that I didn't try
that but thank you.
>I read in another forum topic that typing in Ispci -v into the terminal will
give you the results of your wifi card but that command isn't working for me.
Just to clarify, the lspci command starts with L as in lovely, not I as in
iceberg.
Some fonts are annoying that way.
I'm glad things
hmm..
this is one sure fire way I believe...
https://tehnoetic.com/tet-n300
but, it depends on your wifi card
so tell me, what kind of laptop is it, lenovo hp, dell, and what model type?
example lenovo t420 which I used to have.
Thank you! That worked for me. I've been trying to organize some files and
adjust the settings to my preferences now. Only other problem I've ran into
is I can't connect to the internet. It gives the option to add connections
but not to actually connect to the network. I read in another
Thank you! That worked for me. I've been trying to organize some files and
adjust the settings to my preferences now. Only other problem I've ran into
is I can't connect to the internet. It gives the option to add connections
but not to actually connect to the network. I read in another
You need to disable secure boot.
I don't know if this is any different from windows 8,
but this link may be accurate.
https://itsfoss.com/disable-uefi-secure-boot-in-windows-8/
If anyone else has advice, please do comment to help.
I made a bootable USB stick following the instructions in the link you sent
me and now I'm using advanced startup in the windows settings to restart my
computer from a device or disc. I'm having trouble booting from the USB
stick though. After restarting the computer and I'm in Boot
JB
One of the links on that Trisquel Wiki page such as http://infrarecorder.org/
, this software has not been updated since 2012 you may prefer
https://unetbootin.github.io/ for Windows
Please read about UEFI at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI before
Some Trisquel 7
Thank you for the welcome! Sorry I haven't replied sooner, I've been away
from home lately. Yes I'm trying to install Trisquel from a folder on my
windows installation. I'll try making a bootable USB stick with that link
you sent me. I'll let you know if I could use some more help after
dd for windows: http://www.chrysocome.net/dd
>Can you even do dd in Windows?
Honestly, I have no idea, Heather. In my 20 years experience with Windows I
haven't even managed to learn something as simple and useful. That's how a
dumb OS succeeds in keeping you a dumb user, or more correctly a subjugated
used.
>lefty loosey, righty
Can you even do dd in Windows?
In retrospect, my reluctance to use that command was an irrational fear and
life is going to be so much easier now that I've confronted and conquered it.
"if for input, of for output" isn't harder to remember than "lefty loosey,
righty tighty" but you don't
>rufus is another program for doing so.
Yes, rufus is very good for the job if you are doing it inside Winnn
You must burn the iso to a usb drive or a cd or dvd.
https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/burn-a-dvd-on-windows this is one way
you can do it. though it is on a ubuntu site... heh.
don't fret though, I been down this path before, it gets easier as time
passes.
That's been my
You don't open the ISO, you "burn" it to a USB drive (or CD or DVD):
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/how-create-liveusb
I agree with Heather,
You are trying to install while in Windows and I would have no idea where to
begin doing that
but if you have shrunk the C drive in Windows;
and successfully burned a Trisquel iso DVD;
and have your BIOS settings set to allow you to boot from DVD drive,
then you
I'll give it a try, anyway. I haven't used Windows since XP was the newest
hottest thing, but let's start with the basics:
It looks from your post as if you are trying to install Trisquel from a
folder on your windows installation, is this correct?
It isn't impossible to do it that way, if
I've been trying to install Trisquel for over a week now with no success. I
went to Documentation then Setup then Installation Guides and then finally to
Install Trisquel with Windows in dual-boot to find some instructions. I want
to install Trisquel and replace Windows 10 in the process. I
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Just a piece of advice, make sure to use a thick vinyl sticker as normal ones
will just show the Apple logo shinning through. I have a Copyleft over mine
but I needed 4 layers to dull the logo significantly.
Coreboot uses blobs on some systems, I wonder if that's the case here or not.
Hence libreboot.
AbishekSDK, check this out:
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item=Coreboot-SNB-MacBook-Air
I write Android programs quite a bit (school forces us to- apparently mobile
development is the trendy new thing) and have experienced no problems using
OpenJDK as opposed to Oracle. They recommend Oracle, but Open seems to work
fine- except when it comes to things which need to be jarsigned.
Ha-ha. Covering that Apple logo with a GNU sticker is first on my list. I
will give Trisquel a go. Also, I am an android developer. Has anybody used
Android studio and have you faced any problems with using openjdk and not the
proprietary oracle jdk?
I haven't, but you might be interested in getting Replicant's SDK instead of
Android's: http://www.replicant.us/
Had problems with 2009 air, with GeForce 9400. If it uses Intel gpu, so, the
only problem can be to replace proprietary connector/wire to Broadcomm wifi
adapter inside.
Where to buy GNU, FSF stickers??
http://shop.fsf.org/product/super-sticker-mega-multi-pack/
https://shop.libiquity.com/
Here http://shop.fsf.org/
If you can print your own, Koz and I made this sticker specifically for
Macbooks: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Adesivo_GNU.svg
Thanks! I will try to print it with my printer, but only when I unlock the
counter chip. So, no time right now to reset the counter.
I am planning to install Trisquel on a MacBook Air 2014. I have no problems
purchasing a Wi-Fi adapter. Are there any other problems other than the wi-fi
when using it on a MacBook Air?
Make sure you cover that Apple logo with a nice GNU sticker :)
Thanks a million for bringing GRUB to light!. Regards! I ll try!.
I installed Debian 8 on a USB stick when it came out in May and if I remember
correctly at the end of the installation it asked me if I wanted to install
grub so, not being sure I clicked "no" and that resulted in an unbootable
Debian stick..
So I reinstalled and answered "yes" to "install
I don't think so. GRUB only needs to be installed on the master boot record of
the first hard drive (or whatever media you have decided to set as the boot
media- this is usually /dev/sda or something of that sort), and (if configured
correctly) it will be able to boot into any installed operating
Hey folks it is Ututo what I want to try not gentoo, what a mistake!: gentoo
is not on the fsf list!. but anyway the question will apply to any other
linux distro to check on a new drive. the new distro requires installation of
grub on its drive?.
thanks a million to those who could help me!. Regards
Hi I already got trisquel installed on a drive and I would like to try gentoo
on another drive, I m very new to linux and I need to check some details
first; this new drive requires installation of grub?. Or, otherwise the grub
that I see at the beginning when I turn on my computer will be
I always have huge doubts regarding the quality/extensiveness of the effects
of "100% free" settings on non-free distros:
What guarantee me that they go as far as Trisquel and parabola with packages
content?
I guess that they use the ebuild LICENSE, but will using the "deblob" USE
flag
No. I only ever use Windows if it's on someone else's computer, to freeze
Python code. What's with the picture?
Question:
don't you find it funny - like super real funny?
Not really, I don't get it. It looks like the guy in the picture is angry
about something or about to shoot someone for some other reason, but why
would you be angry about other people running proprietary programs on their
computers?
i dont
yay
I rather think you have listening problems.
you mean reading problems
:P
In case you haven't quite solved the problem yet:
BOOT TO TRISQUEL, PERFORM sudo rm /etc/grub.d/01_PASSWORD sudo update-grub
AND ALL SHOULD BE WELL, FOR THE SAKE OF HAVING MURRAY WALKER BACK INTO
COMMENTATING.
Otherwise, I don't quite understand what you mean by your post. Especially
I think that GNU/Freesoftware is extraordinary ok.
You are right!
OK. Have you still got the Trisquel+2 Windows setup you had when you posted
the thread's 1st post?
If so, don't change anything. Stop dealing with the mount thingies, or trying
to change the bootloader since you don't need to.
Go to Trisquel, open the Terminal, and copy-and-paste the
So, it's a known problem?
Still, hm, this is what I did:
I had xp and 7 installed,
Tried to install Trisquel from USB
Used option: other/ make own partitionsnot install alongside 7. I choose
mount at / not /bootor any of the other options in that drop down menu.
After that Grub failed. All options in the menu
I think that GNU/Freesoftware is extraordinary ok. But it has compatibillity
problems with the whole of the system. I don't mean a computer, but life, the
world. Maybe this can be an initiative that gets people to think and the rest
of the system will also be made more like that. I mean a
if you must have windows
another option is to use a external hard-drive or usb stick
to run trisquel
and then keep the windows install on your hdd
and then you just boot to the harddrive whenever you use windows
Thank you for your responses so far.
Yes, you are right, I notice it too. It does that sort of thing deliberately.
But I don't destroy a possession of mine, why it isn't evil and commonly used
too. I think the manufacturer should be sued for this. Personally I wouldn't
do this alone at
I only ask where it gets harddisk space. If you are interested and ask I
will say too why this is important.
if you installed them along side each other then you could chose how much
space each of them get from the hardrive
So what are the basic steps to install W7, XP and Trisquel without a problem
with Grub that usually causes a boot problem. Windows versions are no longer
available.
I don't think I should do this. There must be a simple reason that blocks it
from functioning well. Do you know anything about mounting? ''/ '' or
''/boot''? How influences it if Trisquel will boot?
Hi, I'm going to have a look at it.
Mounting is something like making a folder take you to a specified partition
when entered. I think it's got nothing to do with your problem.
I think you should take a look at
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/strange-grub-behaviour-trisquel-7#comment-57418
It basically amounts to removing or
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/strange-grub-behaviour-trisquel-7#comment-57418
So basically, I want to have XP, windows 7 and Trisquel on my pc. I think it
is wiser to focus on how that is done basically.
Information
XP and w7 were already installed when I installed Trisquel.
I couldn't have used the wrong username and password. I tried the one I made
during install.
Based on my understanding you've already got Trisquel and the 2 Windows
versions installed, so that's actually out of the way already.
Now, on to the problem: The password problem. Is the password problem
experienced in GRUB (In which case it's not supposed to be there, and is not
what you
Ok, I'm looking at that new link.
Long story short, after using my xp experience edition cd, xp was back (It's
probably a GNU/Linux legal version of xp, everything else is ripped out,
starts with approx. 100mb RAM. Windows 7 as well, the RAM-lock is removed by
the Unawave program, and some
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