Hi,
Thomas Schmitt wrote:
>
> In Legion7iG5-*_modified.esp the suspect lost its ID card at the crime scene:
> At byte 39072 (0x98a0) the changes go from 0-bytes to the text "LENOVO".
> At byte 9711680 (0x943040) i see a change from 0-bytes to "BIOS".
> [...]
> Diffing the result of "find" on
Hello,
Thomas Schmitt wrote:FWIW check the BIOS L[123] cache settings and
consider changing them to
> more conservative "slower" values if possible. And you have different RAM
For changing the BIOS L[1/2/3] cache settings, these are laptop BIOSes
which usually have very few features (other than
Hi,
Thomas Schmitt wrote:
> Maybe we can learn more by comparing the files /boot/grub/efi.img of the
> original ISO and of an altered USB stick.
> iso=/dev/sdX
> and then
> dd bs=512 if="$iso" of="$iso".esp skip=4476 count=18976
I tried doing that for the times the drive was modified, and they
Hello,
Thomas Schmitt wrote:
>
> It would be interesting to check whether any errors get reported if the
> ISO is presented on a read-only CD or DVD instead of a writable USB stick.
Hello, thank you for the help. The DVD+Rs arrived, along with the DVD
Drive. I tested the installer on one of my
Hello,
Thomas Schmitt wrote:
>
> I'd say that corruption of ISO image or USB is quite unlikely.
>[ . . . ]
>It would be interesting to check whether any errors get reported if the
> ISO is presented on a read-only CD or DVD instead of a writable USB stick.
Thank you for the suggestion for trying
Package: cdrom
Severity: normal
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Dear Maintainer,
I have downloaded a debian 12.2.0 netinst and verified its integrity with
sha512sum -c --ignore-missing SHA512SUMS
and wrote it to a usb drive with
dd bs=2048 if=debian-12.2.0-amd64-netinst.iso of=/dev/sda
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