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I'll give Liquorix a shot then. My wireless signal appears slightly weak anyway, maybe this will fix that! Thanks for all the input.

I have read about some folks having wireless issues with the Liquorix kernel. Is there a good guide that you know about which covers compiling your own kernel in LMDE? I have some familiarity with Gentoo, but have yet to compile my own kernel in Debian.

Thanks Vincent, that is exactly what I was after! Thoughts on any of my other mods?

Thanks for the reply seeley. I am familiar with most of the options, well referenced here too:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fs ... me_options

Can't find much guidance on whether listing more than one really matters though?

Very happy with LMDE since the switch from MintX. Thanks guys for all your work! :D I have a question about LMDE + SSD + 2.6.32-5-686 + fstab 1st, it is my understanding that 'TRIM support' is only available after 2.6.33 based on this @ Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRIM How can I upgrade t...

Having the same problem here on a Toshiba laptop. At first I could only hear sound through the speakers and not the headphone jack. After adding #Headphone-Fix options snd-hda-intel model=generic to my /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf I do get sound from both devices but the speakers will not mute whe...

Can I just safely exclude /dev and /sys directories. I have seen on the web where others are suggesting that. What are the implications? If there are none I assume my new command would be something like this tar --one-file-system --exclude=/tmp/* --exclude=/dev --exclude=/sys --exclude=/proc --exclu...

This a great walk through, and I am customising it for my specific partitioning scheme and system. I have however hit a snag and was hoping for some guidance from someone more experienced. When I perform the following command, tar --one-file-system --exclude=/tmp/* --exclude=/dev/* --exclude=/proc/*...