On 2020-02-04 21:06, xliang9...@live.cn wrote:
> For many TP-Link WLAN products, their earlier revisions used Atheros
> chipset but later revisions are Realtek based.
>
> I have some older revision WN781ND PCIe cards (rev. 1.x) which are
> based on Atheros AR9285.
They should be candid and outspok
It is because most users tend to neglect the (importance of) revision number.
Yeah there are instructions on how to do that online. There isn't a whole lot
of risk in trying it because if it messes something up then you can just
switch back to the old kernel on startup.
I have the same problem as B Sharp, my boot starts OK with the flash screen
of Gnu and Tux but then I get a similar Terminal screen:
BusyBox v1.22.1 (Ubuntu 1:1.22.0-15ubuntu1.4) built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands
I then get a prompt
(initramfs)
I suspect an automati
Thank you very much.
It could be my external harddrive.
Now, a few screen freezes further, this particular message doesn't show up in
the log files anymore.
Could this be a device dependent problem?
One of my installs on an old second hand laptop works fine with the newest
Trisquel updates. (I don't have access to any other hardware right now)
What kind of device are you using? Is it an X200, like bsharp1157? Does it
have libreboot installed?
Fu
Reporting in.
So I received this dongle:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Atheros-AR9271L-802-11n-150Mbps-USB-Wireless-WiFi-Adapter-Wifi-Antenna-for-Win/352856112189?hash=item5227dcfc3d:g:EkAAAOSwU2Jdz-h-
I can confirm that it works on Trisquel, but the reception is very poor. Even
with external an
Thanks for the schooling, jxself. I'm just an end user so I didn't realize
this.
Executing 'lsblk -f' after plugging the external disk would confirm/infirm
you hypothesis. I believe its ext4 filesystem would then be attached at
/media/data, thanks to the last line in your /etc/fstab... but the default
directory, without that line, would be similar (at least it would be i
Now that's a direction!
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