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Finally found the solution - just WAIT. Downloaded another copy of the ISO image from Linux Mint download site and again started the copy process from its folder and this time when it got down to the zero seconds left on the copy process window, I just went away and worked on a household project for...

I found this on another website regarding the quark, 0 error message: A weird solution that worked for me where GParted did not, was to format it using Mac OS X's Disk Utility initially (not the file system I ultimately wanted). Then I was able to format it on Ubuntu to NTFS which is what I wanted, ...

Disk check utility reported problem with the USB drive, however the repair function of disk utility gave this: Error repairing filesystem on /dev/sdb1: Process reported exit code 1:fsck fat 4.1 (2017-01-24) (udisks-error-quark,0) I then went into gparted and it reported that it successfully repaired...

Tried Nautilus and had same problem. It seems that for some reason it is not being able to move from copying the actual ISO image and moving on to copying the 2 sumcheck files. However, I just tried doing the copying separately on the ISO and the 2 sumcheck files instead of dragging the entire ISO f...

Yes, you can use any file browser you want. And I can copy several gigabyte sized files without problems to thumb drives with caja on 19.1, so I really don't know what's happening. Hmmmmmmmm, looks like there is something incompatibility with copying those sumcheck files, because I have tried it se...

Fair enough. I never experienced it but I'm not a huge caja user, either. From a quick scan of the issue thread it seems to be limited to networked file systems? If you've got additional info from your system maybe add it to the thread, the last relevant activity in there was saying it's fixed in L...

gm10 wrote: ⤴

Tue Feb 12, 2019 1:30 pm

The link says it's fixed? Upgrade your system is you're still on LM17.x

Must not be fixed because these problems still occur and I am already on Mint 19.1 !!!

Thanks.

Is it possible that changing the processing priority of CAJA in system monitor
from normal to a higher priority setting could solve the various problems with
CAJA as described at the following link ?

https://github.com/mate-desktop/caja/issues/380

Thanks.

Is there a function in network manager of Linux Mint 19.1 to EDIT/modify the PASSWORD on an existing wi-fi connection on which the password has been altered/changed from the old/previous password on the wireless router or does the old wireless connection just need to be removed and then enter the ne...

Yes, apparently Linux Mint's NEVER setting does not successfully turn off the monitor's hardware power saving feature. And what I was saying originally is that if the Linux Mint power saving under screensaver can not do this properly, that it would be nice to have an option built into the monitor it...

Perhaps I have found a solution. I put xset s 00 command in the startup applications and as Andy says "if she don't jump, I think we might have her". However, one would think that changing the display sleep setting in power management section under screensaver in Linux Mint to NEVER would make this ...

The NEVER setting in screensaver seems to have no effect, my guess is that it can not override the built-in screen blanker in the monitors hardware/firmware. However, the xset -dpms command at the terminal disables the blanking just fine. Now if I could just discover how to get that command run auto...

Is the NEVER setting for on PUT DISPLAY TO SLEEP WHEN INACTIVE FOR under power management
on the screensaver functions on Linux Mint supposed to do the exact same thing
as the xset -dpms command issued at the terminal ?

Thanks.

Found this:

https://askubuntu.com/questions/61291/h ... mmand-line

Sounds like it might be a solution, however, would be much simpler for this ability to be built into the hardware settings of
the device.

Monitor on standby confusing users? It is pretty simple to tell apart a computer, the monitor of which has gone to standby mode, from a computer which is switched off completely. Desktop machine: When fully switched on the monitor power button will show green light. When in standby mode it will sho...

If you mean your screen turning off while the computer is still sending a signal, I've never seen such a feature on any computer screen, only TV sets (and you can disable it on those). You need to press the power button for longer than 4 seconds to turn the PC off, so a non-issue. You're posting th...

Why do monitor manufacturers put inactivity time-out (screen blanking) on their products ? I ask this because this feature overrides turning off screensaver and power management features in the operating system and in the computer's BIOS. Having a display go blank after a period of inactivity is NOT...

I have about 6 usb sticks all 64gb and i have noticed lately that if i format a few in mint then insert into a wondoz10 puta i get the error that windoz has detected a problem with your usb media. Do you wish that windoz does a scan and repair the usb.... So, i'm not sure if there is a minor differ...

When I last looked (2017) at the source code neither GRUB not ISOLINUX had native USB3 drivers. They relied on the motherboard BIOS to access a USB3 port instead of talking to the hardware directly. If the BIOS has no firmware to support USB3 hardware (and often this is the case with 'new' features...

Sort of strange. System would not boot to my Linux Mint 19.1 USB flash drive ISO on the 3.0 usb designated port which were enabled at the time, however after I installed Mint from one of the non 3.0 ports and then re-enabled the 3.0 ports in BIOS, now the ISO install flash drive or any other usb dri...