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Will I need to clean out dust. How would I do this? How often would I need to do this? Are there any good tutorials on how this would be done?
Thank you.
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joined 2 years ago
502 Bad gateway.
I don’t know much about SSDs.
Ok.
The link just shows “ We’re sorry, we couldn’t find what you were looking for” for me.
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Why does 2TB secondary storage only show as an option when configuring a laptop, and not when using the marketplace?
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Even without the search, those two were the only small SSDs I could find under "Memory and Storage".
Sometimes there is a tiny file manager in the boot options that will allow you to boot from an EFI file off a USB key and not just by selecting a different boot option,
This worked!!
Back into my live environment now.
I'll update my post once I've checked that there are no further problems.
Already tried that.
It's definitely trying to boot off the USB. There's nothing else for it to boot from.
Are you booted off the USB?
No. I plugged it into my current laptop that already has Linux Mint installed.
If it still comes up read-only trying searching some solutions for mounting in read/write. You might have to recreate the ISO USB and edit the files before first booting off it. Maybe there is a resize script to use the full disk on first boot that does some funky stuff or something.
Thanks. I'll look into it. ... edit: not having much luck so far.
Umm... thank you, but I'm not sure you understood my issue.
If there isn’t anything of value you could just reinstall
use a valid live cd
I ... can't.
I don't have any data that needs backing up. It's a new computer. I'm trying to install, but I can't boot off the live media.
Thank you.
This looks very promising. It doesn't seem to let me write to my live usb though. It just says "Read-only file system" (even when using sudo).
Thanks.
I've updated my post to add a transcription to the body.
hit whatever key is needed to bring up the boot drive selection menu to pick the installer USB.
It's already the only option there. I just got the same error.
I'm pretty sure the issue is with secure boot.
I assembled my new Framework laptop 16 yesterday and tested it out with a live Linux Mint environment.
Today I tried to install Linux Mint to a storage expansion card. During the instillation, I had to create a secure boot password for the codecs. When partitioning, I made a 32GB Swap and had the rest of the storage as root. During the instillation, there was a fatal error. I tried unmounting the partitions on the card to create a new table to try again (using fdisk). This also gave an error, so I decided to reboot.
When rebooting, the error shown in the image was displayed and then the computer is powered off. Trying to turn it on without the live USB inserted goes to bios. I tried re imaging the USB, but the Framework still displays the same error. I tried disabling secure boot; same result. I tried factory resetting secure boot; same result. I tried booting without the expansion card; same result.
Transcription:
Failed to open \EFI\BOOT\mmx64.efi - Not Found
Failed to load image ###: Not Found
Failed to start MokManager: Not Found
Something has gone seriously wrong: Import_mok_state() failed: Not Found
The "#"s are completely solid (or possibly checked) characters.
I tried creating a debian USB, but using that gave the same error.
I'm unsure what I should do. Any help would be great. Thank you in advance!
Solution: Go into the BIOS with the USB inserted and locate the boot from file option, then navigate the usb to find the grub efi file and use it to boot.
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The “Require videogame publishers to keep games they have sold in a working state” petition just got a response.
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The recent stopkillinggames campaign has been my first exposure to UK petitions.
Link to petition: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/659071
Link to campaign: stopkillinggames.com
Link to the campaigner’s video
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Thank you.