03-16-2015, 03:45 PM
Alright -- I'm officially stumped!
I don't see anything about your computer specs (from inxi output) that stands out as problematic. There really shouldn't be any problem on that system from what I can tell.
Best guess at this point is maybe the installation just didn't go properly for whatever reason. If you don't mind, try doing a fresh installation again and maybe that will clear up the mystery behavior. Don't remember exact wording of install choices, but just pick the one that says it will use the whole disk and wipe out whatever is on there now. Maybe we'll get lucky and everything will work the way it should when new install is done.
I don't see anything about your computer specs (from inxi output) that stands out as problematic. There really shouldn't be any problem on that system from what I can tell.
Best guess at this point is maybe the installation just didn't go properly for whatever reason. If you don't mind, try doing a fresh installation again and maybe that will clear up the mystery behavior. Don't remember exact wording of install choices, but just pick the one that says it will use the whole disk and wipe out whatever is on there now. Maybe we'll get lucky and everything will work the way it should when new install is done.
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