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It's linux software - obviously

I have never investigated this but wouldn't it be better to edit the iso with isomaster and then write that?

Honestly I'd use ddrescue with ionice
To create an image of your entire HD

Have you set it to: Turn the screen off when inactive = Never

Use the failsafe mode

It's working here in FF and Chrome
Sometimes I have to power off my wireless xerox printer and power on again.

Has it been used before for something? In the past - using openSUSE imagewriter with it's own .iso's seems to create some different partitioning on the usb The solution over there and can be used in Mint too is https://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Live_USB_stick#How_to_recover_the_USB_stick_for_.22normal.22_...

You could save yourself a whole PITA and just buy a device that will definitely work from the PI Hut

The zoom software generally work fairly well. But it's not very well tested and little behind the Windows and Mac versions. I host meetings regularly and can't rely on the Linux version. It has a habit of crashing the app when video sharing. So I use Windows when using zoom Sadly it can't be helped ...

When you use the installer in either legacy or efi mode it defaults grub to sda
That's sda as in the MBR

However, if you are installing as efi you need to use the drop down selector to install grub to the efi partition - for me that's sda1 but YMMV
Had you done that?

It's most unlikely that you will get a printer running in Wine

The setup in Mint for wine is

wimbledon_lime_drive wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 22, 2020 5:03 pm

Pierre wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 22, 2020 6:50 am

from the Terminal .. can you Ping the Router, that the Ethernet is connected to ?.

Oh, how might I try that?

ping <ip address>

eg mine is Do that with your eth cable attached

https://askubuntu.com/questions/1259947/cant-get-rtl8125b-working-on-20-04 Any usb wifi device from the pihut should get you online for now,,cheap as chips Yeah, I ordered up an ethernet-usb adapter and it'll be coming in a week... So that's just a little last resort right now. As for that link, I ...

https://askubuntu.com/questions/1259947 ... g-on-20-04

Any usb wifi device from the pihut should get you online for now,,cheap as chips

Other than that I suggest a bleeding edge release such as OpenSuSe Tumbleweed

Thanks everyone, I was able to recover some of the data, if I am not mistaken it should at least be most of the important data. Lesson learned though, don't mess around with Hard drives in Linux. I guess I'll mark this topic as solved, thanks again everyone who wrote. Edit: I don't seem to be able ...

I suppose we have to assume there is no actual data on this 2TB drive? If we assume correctly, then I suggest you use Gparted - you may need to install this sudo apt-get install gparted Delete everything on the 2TB drive and create one new primary partition and select the format as NTFS (You can add...

Linux typically has no issues accessing Windows file systems SO LONG as you have set windows to shut down fully. You have to jump a few hoops to do it in windows but if you don't, the file system is seen as still in use when Linux tries to access it. Typically windows will use ntfs/exfat and it is e...

I found a handy option by using my router, as it has a usb port and file sharing networking built in to the firmware
Slapped a 64GB usb in there and it works really well

From what I can see it is indeed 32 bit and as you say - ageing
Don't really expect Zoom will work very well, if at all.

2GB RAM and if the specs I saw are the same as you, the video uses almost half of that
NVIDIA ION up to 895MB total graphics memory