antiX-19-b1-full (64 and 32 bit) available

[namida12]

/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d directory photo is attached

JR

[seaken64]

Hmm, I'm not the smartest on why there is no GUI. But I do use mc a lot.

You can use either the left or right panel. I use the left panel. Use the arrow keys or the mouse pointer to move around the selection indicator. When mc first opens you will probably be in your home folder. The hi-light is on "/.." - hit [Enter] and it moves up to "/user" (substitute your username). Move up one more time to the "/.." and hit [Enter]. That will put you at the root of the file system.

Now, move down to "/var", then move down to "/log". Move the hi-light to your log file and hit [F3] to view. Hit [F3} again to go back to file system. Use [F10) to quit.

Seaken64

[dolphin_oracle]

Do you have nvidia drivers installed by any chance?

[namida12]

Do you have nvidia drivers installed by any chance?

No...

I booted from USB flash drive, because I can not get this motherboard back into UEFI mode.
I installed in a GPT formatted drive in Legacy. I am running antix b1, and I installed
to hard drive, I used package manager to installed GIMP, Google Chrome, and the patched kernel 5.1.5. I then chose the correct sound card, tested it and then rebooted...

I am running a live session currently, and am going to over write the installed session if tomorrow evening.
No sense keeping the broken install unless I can replicate it again.

JR

[oops]

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Had a bug with antiX-19-b1-full (32 bit) with kernel 4.9.176

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dmesg -k -l emerg,alert,crit,err
[   14.122823] cgroup: cgroup2: unknown option "nsdelegate"
...

fixed it with grub parameter: "systemd.legacy_systemd_cgroup_controller quiet"

[davemx]

I've installed it 3 times (64-bit), mainly to experiment, but on the second install, it would not connect with my router. But first and third it did. Weird. I just accept that these things happen with newly-installed OS's and I don't worry too much unless it repeats the error on another install. Other than that, it was smooth and worked. So it's looking good.

As for the improvements in the installer, there is a bit where it stops and awaits user input. The default settings are great. It confused me first time. Maybe an extra bit of text ("If settings shown are OK, click Next"). It's brilliant behind the scenes, if the text is tweaked a bit.

[Head_on_a_Stick]

The toram parameter doesn't work, an error is returned and the image isn't loaded to RAM:

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Error: /init: line1: prog_cp: not found

Scrot or it didn't happen:

[BitJam]

The toram parameter doesn't work, an error is returned and the image isn't loaded to RAM:

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Error: /init: line1: prog_cp: not found

This is a known error. You can work around it by using the cheat "splasht=f".

[Head_on_a_Stick]

Thanks BitJam!

You can work around it by using the cheat "splasht=f".

Yes, that works

[namida12]

I will install again without updating to Kernel 5.1.5 and check/compare /var/log/Xorg.0.log.

Maybe I can spot something...
Since I can recreate the non-graphic screen on boot...

JR