How can you tell, for a given drive, whether it is sata or nvme? I just
listened to the youtube walk-through, and may want to try this on bare
metal.
Thanks,
Dave H.
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On 8/31/21 5:32 PM, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
Hi,
Also, by default it uses the lts kirnel and not the latest kernel. I
don't think there is a way to fix this. I think there should be a way
to chuse which kernel you want, but either way iIt I think it is great
for soomeone whoo is getting started, but you can get around this
drive size problem by manually creatting your partitions if you know
what you are doing, but I think you should bwe able to just use the
remaining space by default.
Matthew
On Tue, 31 Aug 2021, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
It can't do an install for a command line so it is necessary to choose a
desktop.
Several warnings get thrown by the script but the script continues to
work.
I think if I do this again and pick a desktop the install will work
completely.
Partitions are made small sizes and this is on a disk with 240G of
space.
Maybe that could be improved so more of the disk gets used by
partitions.
No option to create and use a swap file rather than a swap partition is
available yet.
The script could probably install budgie as a desktop choice if worked.
When I installed stuff I put xorg on the system along with fonts and
maybe
if I had left desktop and xorg off this might have come up in command
line
mode. I'll check that out time permitting.
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