Recent content by Frank Wiles

thanks for all the responses.

Okay, well I have been waiting for a very long time for my Udoo Bolt. Read a lot of stuff so far and I need a linux distro that ships with kernel 5.2 in the install files. Did some research on the interwebs and can't find one. I know they have a Ubuntu image specifically for the bolt, I am okay...

Swapped mine to hers, and hers to mine. Still same only windows machine will still work correctly. I guess it must just be a compatibility issue.

@poorguy, I have the HDMI plugged into its port on the monitor and change monitor inputs. I can change the keyboard and mouse. I might be a compatibility issue, I just want to put this out there and let the community help if it can before I buy a different one.

company name is StarTech Model number is SV211DPUA. It is a display port model.

Alright I actually have to small computers set up for use with one monitor. one is a windows (that's the wife's) and mine which is my MSI Cubi Pro with linux mint on it. I purchased a KVM switch so I did not have to break out a second keyboard and mouse and to also leave monitor on same input...

Thank you both, for your input. I just seen it and was like "that's cool" I want something like that on my linux. 2008 to 2013 probably will not be able to find and install it. I know the name now so I can search. Thanks again.

I found this theme the other day while I was scrolling through themes on Google. i would like to see if any one knows what Icon theme this? Is that docker at the bottom?

Personally I use etcher which can be downloaded here if need be. https://etcher.io/ I would give that a try.

This is the reason I mentioned disabling it. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/device-experiences/oem-secure-boot Not entirely sure why this is like this. but earlier this week, I was working with my IT Guy. We got some new computers in from San Diego(Brand New DELLs)...

Sounds like the bios still sees something on the HDD. Can You possibly Run an Ubuntu or linux mint live CD and use Gparted to format the HDD. Then attempt the install again. it should boot up, just ensure secure boot is off. Been seeing stuff like this at work lately.

isn't this the same as Ubuntu studio?

Interested to see how this turns out. I dual booted Zorin ultimate and Ubuntu 18.04 then attempted to set up LM19 Cinnamon. the only option I got was to erase and install linux mint.

If you are using a 32bit windows, max allowed memory is 4GB. A 64bit windows is pretty much set by the motherboard. Memory slots are not set to a max. If you want to put all 8GB per say in a single slot, then dual channel ability is essentially gone. It would be best to get 2 x 4GB sticks as...

Not sure if this has been resolved. This is the process I used when installing driver for my Vega 64. It worked for me, so I hope it helps you as well.