theunknownmuncher
@theunknownmuncher@lemmy.world
- Comment on Help a 7-y.o. Kid Get His First Linux Gaming PC 3 days ago:
You’re not crazy, I don’t see a boot partition either. So, that makes sense that it cannot boot. I think the simplest path forward will be to try installing another distro, and disconnect all hard drives besides the one you want to install to, if there are multiple drives in the machine.
- Comment on D-Link refuses to patch a security flaw on over 60,000 NAS devices — the company instead recommends replacing legacy NAS with newer models 6 days ago:
Well… I definitely wouldn’t say “always”, as he has taken some pretty gross stances on non-technical subjects wired.com/…/richard-stallmans-exit-heralds-a-new-…
- Comment on D-Link refuses to patch a security flaw on over 60,000 NAS devices — the company instead recommends replacing legacy NAS with newer models 6 days ago:
Stallman was right?
- Comment on Help a 7-y.o. Kid Get His First Linux Gaming PC 1 week ago:
Hmm… this is weird. I would say try changing the boot mode between UEFI vs legacy BIOS, but I see that you already have…
If possible, can you boot to live Linux USB and use the fdisk/gparted tool to inspect the partitions? If you can post a pic/screenshot of the partition info that might give us some more info.
What steps did you take to manually parition? Is the boot partition formatted with an EXT4 file system?
- Comment on Help a 7-y.o. Kid Get His First Linux Gaming PC 2 weeks ago:
Are you able to try selecting the disk to boot from using the BIOS/UEFi menu, instead of relying on the boot order? I’d try that and see if one of the options boots into Pop!_OS, then make sure that option was first (or 2nd behind booting to USB)