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Never found an answer. It progressively got worse to the point where it would cutout every 30 seconds or so. I ended up blowing it away and reinstalling Mint 19.3 with no issues. Been running it for hours now. Super weird.

Thanks for the reply however as I mentioned in my post, I tried going back but it still acts that way with the old kernel. Still looking. Hoping I can find some logging that will help, dmesg doesn't.

Hi all, Long time user of Mint but in need of some support I cannot wrap my head around. I rebooted my PC this morning after upgrading to the 4.15.0-76 kernel and afterwards my wired connection drops just the outbound/internet portion of my connection. This happens anywhere from 30 seconds to 10 min...

I had the exact same problem. I had to update my kernel. What kernel version are you using?
Command prompt:

Install this software first;

http://archive.removed/install_deb/g ... b1_all.deb

Then try to install.

Should do the trick.

Would you mind sharing your real domain name with us? The domain bapaji.com is not registered. Secondly, when it needs to look up a domain, it asks resolv.conf where to check for the domain name. If you want it to query locally first, change your resolv.conf to have: nameserver 127.0.0.1 then namese...

This is classic

Please change the topic to reflect [SOLVED]

visk wrote:how do i install this for example?

The setup.sh is a shell script. I have not installed this particular addon (nor do I use Rhythmbox) but when you click on it, click "Run in terminal"

Check the Desktop Configuration Tool > Gnome Composting tab
Make sure that the Gnome Composting checkbox is selected.

I just done with this headache on one of my own systems. If the compiz --replace & seems to fix the window decorations, there are two things you can do to fix it. 1> Menu > Startup Applications > Add Title: Compiz Command: compiz --replace 2> $ gconf-editor Desktop > Gnome > session > required_compo...

That makes a ton more sense now, thanks!

I think the easiest way to change it will be to use the startupmanager package. You can select the resolution from that and you won't dork up the config!

I guess you are refereing to #3. 3) At startup my "glowing mint-logo" (you know, the lm) is @#$%. But when it booted from the Intaller-CD that one was fine and dandy. -- What do I have to (@#$% pico) do to get it to display properly??? -- With all do respect, I have no idea what you are talking abou...

If you are unsure what type of video adapter you have open a terminal and type lspci Look for ATI, NVIDIA or INTEL for the graphics adapter. If you're unsure how to run as root, type sudo before a command. You say you've tried changing the settings in the display properties, is it giving you an error?

Go to the Synaptic Package manager and look for openmovieeditor

Hope it's what you're looking for!

No worries, glad it worked. Seems like they are at the very least tied to the root folder (possibly for indexing reasons??).


Could you update the subject please? Thanks!

Astaro's software will fit your bill.. they also have a free distribution for personal use: http://www.astaro.com/landingpages/en-w ... l-firewall

I have no idea if it's normal or not but if you change the root folder name back, do the notes come back?

Thanks for the correction. Know I learned something

I could be really off base with this but it is my understanding that you can read but not write to an NTFS partition (without speciial software).

You may want to check into that? Sorry I don't have a ton of time to research for you right now or I would

Cheers!