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jonau01

I never thought "reboot" or "shutdown -r" was a fancy command.

Me on the other hand will continue to type "init 0" and "init 6" and "nobody can stop me" from doing so

jonau01

Enable these service to see if it would help

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sudo systemctl enable systemd-networkd-wait-online

sudo systemctl enable systemd-networkd.service

sudo systemctl enable NetworkManager-wait-online.service

jonau01

You may try to add option _netdev in your fstab : this is supposed to delay the mount until network is available

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//192.168.0.14/data  /home/sparky/shares/Rigel/Data cifs user=sparky,pass=*****,uid=1000,gid=1000,_netdev,file_mode=0755,dir_mode=0755,user 0       0\

jonau01

Yes it's root crontab.

jonau01

Try this :

1) sudo su first ( once done - you're root )

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sudo su

2) edit crontab and add your @reboot /path/loadshares.sh to it

jonau01

Here is what you could do 1) Have a common user group for both accounts ( create a new one or use an existing one, that's up to you ) 2) Make sure that both users belong to that common group ( ideally have that common group as primary group ) 3) If needed : change all files (of the USB drive) group ...

jonau01

This is not related to O/S, it's a keyboard issue ( hardware )

jonau01

1) You must first unlock your panel : - right click on your taskbar, choose panel, and then panel references - uncheck lock panel 2) Once the first step is done, move your mouse cursor the left side of your taskbar where you see 2 rows of "dots" 3) Left click on those dots and drag your ta...

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All related information can be foud here https://linuxmint.com/download.php

jonau01

You should try simplecreenrecorder .

It can be installed with

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sudo apt install simplecreenrecorder

jonau01

nomachine (nomachine.com)

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If you're on linux mint 20 Remove your alias and you should be ok. There is no such /usr/bin/python. unalias python This is what you should find on Linux mint 20. ls /usr/bin/python* -1 /usr/bin/python2 /usr/bin/python2.7 /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/python3.8 If you're on linux mint 19 Then this is w...

jonau01

It could be a combination of Kodi and new drivers and your hardware.

I had a similar experience in the past ( I don't remember version and updates ) : kodi did not play well for some vidoes but VLC did on one particular PC.

jonau01

Yes you can, as long as you install it in your personal directory .

Don't change the default python version that comes with Linux mint.

Last thought : how to you think that linux mint develops and tests their version ? By using another OS ?

jonau01

Just to make sure that you booted with the old kernel ( no offense ) please run

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uname -a > tmp.txt

And then run the following to display your network interface information

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nmcli device show >> tmp.txt

Post tmp.txt and maybe some other people could help

jonau01

nooblinx wrote: ⤴Sun Jul 11, 2021 4:28 am can I upgrade from 20.1 to 20.2 using a burned ISO?

No you can not.

This is a tiny upgrade, it does not take long time nor a lot of download. You should be performing the upgrade online

jonau01

1) btrfs check show that quota is enable on your PC. Maybe you enable, or maybe timeshift has enable it ( the default and "recommended" by timeshift ). Rescan hasn't been initialized, a difference in qgroup accounting is expected Qgroup are marked as inconsistent. Counts for qgroup id: 0/...

jonau01

If eveything goes fine, could you do a check only no repair on /dev/sda5 and post the output, I would like to compare it with what we've seen before.

Boot with your linux installation medium

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btrfs check  /dev/sda5

jonau01

btrfs documentation is not very clear and there is no date/version associated with any documentation . So in theory one of the latest version, btrfs does self balance. I've been using btrfs for over 2 years and never balance any subvolumes. The reason why I suggested to balance, because the disk was...

jonau01

I don't know . Here is I suggest : 1) Post : attempt to identify the cause dmesg | tail - 100 2) Boot with linux mint installation media 3) Run repair again 10 times ( 10 is a complete abitrary number - there is no scientific reason behind it ) 4) Mount it to see if you can write ( after let say 2 m...

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