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Thanks for your explanations.

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DrT

I wonder where they get their copy of the file if not from Mint itself?

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Thanks for your answer. It still does not look right when it appears elsewhere first. I think Mint should wait until it is available from official channels first before disseminating to other sites.

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Why is this available for download from https://www.linuxcompatible.org/story/l ... -released/ and not from the official Mint site (yet)?

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DrT

Thanks for your answers. @ DAMIEN1307 - That is precisely why it works with windows (all versions except XP, which needs a possible driver change before the swap). @MrEen Everything is working even with older kernels, even though things may not be optimised. All my distros are working okay. The only...

Hi, Whenever I change computers, I never reinstall the OSs, I just swap the OSs' drive over. To cut a LONG story short, it works and don't listen to anybody who says otherwise. There is only one showstopper to doing this and it involves Win XP. Back to Linux. Does Linux redetect hardware changes lik...

Sorry, but "bump".

The plot thickens. Please see the attached. Could the install have failed as I do not have internet access due to the networking card issue?
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DrTeeth

PS OpenSUSE Tubleweed is now working. LMDE is the only distro with which I am having probs.

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DrT

Hi there,

Sorry for the delay in answering. I have been fighting windows 8.1 to run on an unsupported chipset (Z390) and have won!

Please see the screenshot from LMDE showing the output of the commands that you requested.

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DrT

I have just got a new computer and the motherboard has an Intel Ethernet I219-V chipset. LMDE does not "find" this card so I cannot even install it manually. I swapped my hard drives from my old PC to this new one and all my Linux distros (except this one and OpenSuSE Tumbleweed) and all my versions...

My upgrade failed too. Grub was not installed to the same place as the 18.3 install (/dev/sda1), it was attempted to be installed on one of my other hard drives' partitions that was formatted as NTFS. So the upgrade failed to boot so I installed LM 19 rather than trying to trouble-shoot a failed upg...

Hi, Since changing the main repo in software sources, I get the following error message "W: http://www.openprinting.org/download/printdriver/debian/dists/lsb3.2/Release.gpg: Signature by key F8897B6F00075648E248B7EC24CBF5474CFD1E2F uses weak digest algorithm (SHA1)". Changing repos for not fix this....

I have always installed all levels. Never before have kernel updates been installed this way. I have seen the packages being downloaded and processed in some way, but I have always had to go to Update Manager > View > Linux Kernels to actually install them. Today, the kernels were installed automati...

Hi chaps,

Pjotr, thanks for the interesting link. I have always installed level 5 updates (and all others) and never ever had an issue.

I'll consider this solved.

Thanks for the help and have a great weekend.

DrTeeth

Hi, I have just noticed that Update manager has updated my kernel without my having to do so explicitly by going to Update Manager > View > Linux Kernels. Is this the new way of doing things regarding kernel updates? I do not mind, it just came as a surprise. I always update my kernel so actually pr...

It is not the multibooting that is the issue.

I would live to use the proprietary drivers, but the delay in booting is unacceptable and I do not do anything (luckily) that actually needs them.

Thanks for your reply. Whilst my laptop *does* have a second graphics card, the laptops had 5 distros installed on it and only Linux Mint KDE has the issue. Also, previous version of Mint KDE worked fine on the same hardware.

DrT

I installed KDE 16 RC and upgraded to the full version using the instructions. Whenever Firefox loads, the window is positioned WAAAAY off-screen to the right. It is very easy to move it back but it keeps on happening with each reboot. Is there a permanent fix for this? Mint 15 KDE was okay and Mint...

Normally, these drivers do not cause a problem with Mint. Installing them is one of the first things I do after an install. I have not checked which drivers my other distros are using on the same PC, but none have the issue.

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DrT