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| System Slows When Left Alone Too Long |
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Posted by: iamthatoneguy - 02-06-2023, 03:28 PM - Forum: Other
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I installed Linux Lite about a year ago as a replacement for a Chromebook that went outdated. I've been hoping to attach it to the TV and use it just as a media center for Netflix and stuff. It works pretty well when you first boot it up, but when you leave it sitting for a few hours, it slows to a crawl and takes several minutes before responding well. Any thoughts on what's happening and how to resolve it?
I'm fairly incompetent when it comes to Linux, so I knew I was in over my head when I started this, but I'd hoped it would be relatively straightforward since I'm basically just using it as a web browser with an extension or two. If you need me to forward more information, I beg your patience with my ineptitude.
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| Installer does not offer to choose MBR partition. |
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Posted by: MBR_PARTITION - 02-06-2023, 07:41 AM - Forum: Installing Linux Lite
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Hello,english is not my native language, I am sorry for my bad grammar. I got an old laptop (2009 year). It does not recognize GPT at all.
I created a bootable usb stick in MBR and successfully installed the OS. However,after the installation,i cannot boot anymore to the drive,where the OS is installed,because the installer created a GPT partition by default. It is not offering the choice of what kind of partition table to create. Even if booted in legacy, it still make only GPT partition table . There is no option in manual partition to set it to MBR.
question: Is there a way to install this OS to a MBR only device?
Laptop model: Toshiba Satellite L550.
Bios: phoenix secureCore Tiano v2.20
UPD: i have solved my issue. You can close this thread.
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| LL 6.2 install on Lenovo laptop, some keyboard keys not working |
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Posted by: PeterV - 01-31-2023, 11:30 PM - Forum: Installing Linux Lite
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Hiya!
I've installed LL 6.2 on a Lenovo laptop, it seems to be ok except the following:
hitting <shift> 2 gives the @ symbol instead of "
hitting <shift> ' gives " instead of @
the number keys on the main keyboard all work except 7, which does nothing
Numlock seems to be ok - the keypad area toggles between numbers and the movement keys when I hit Numlock
I've tried the virtual / onscreen keyboard, all keys work ok on that.
Can anyone tell me which of the keyboard options I should set?
Cheers and TIA!
The trackpad is misbehaving too, that's next on my list
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| LL 6.2 install, no option to enable wifi |
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Posted by: PeterV - 01-31-2023, 12:11 PM - Forum: Network
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Heya! Fairly newbie here...
Just installed Linux Lite 6.2 on a Lersenovo laptop, all seems ok so far except there's no option to enable wifi in the networking menu box. When I go to edit connections, the wifi connection is there, but how do I enable it?? I've connected to my router with a cable and that works fine, and I've downloaded and installed all the updates, but still no wifi :-(
Any suggestions?
Cheers, Peter
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