I bought it on Febrary 8 2018 ,
that is more than three months, just a few days more.
Is that the Direkt-Tek DTLAPC14-1 laptop you wrote about originally? It has a
lot of problems reported online. I would question whether Direkt-Tek are
using good quality components. You've only had it for about 3 months, right?
You should try to demand a refund.
Must be that or the PSU is crap.
I think it has something to do with the power managment daemon.
I have never even heard of that happening in a very long time... Your
hardware, must be fairly new and/or arch had some stupid update that screwed
things up.
Dunno which, or both... but yeah. I thought those errors never happened
anymore since the early 2000s. ;)
The PSU is burned and the battery almost blew up.
Got to be careful with Arch. When they say bleeding edge, they mean it. Did
you find out what went wrong?
Parabola is good too, personally, anything is better than a ubuntu non-free
derivative. I don't recommend using any non-free software directly. I wonder
if he plans to try this, of course I also wonder how new is hardware is. ;)
I almost never see you post on the forums, its an interesting site. I wonder
what Trisquel 9 will look like on arm. ;o
Will arm64 bit be supported? just wondering.
Hope all is well for ya.
> No need to reinstall. https://wiki.parabola.nu/Migration_from_Arch
Yup, that's one very nice aspect of the Arch/Parabola relationship.
> That's very good news, so there's no hardware failure. Next, you should
> try Parabola, the libre version of Arch: https://www.parabola.nu/
No need to reinstall. https://wiki.parabola.nu/Migration_from_Arch
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That's very good news, so there's no hardware failure. Next, you should try
Parabola, the libre version of Arch: https://www.parabola.nu/
I used Parabola for several years with very good success. It has bleeding
edge software just like Arch. You might find that sound and wifi work on
Yes.
Sound and wifi working?
i use arch btw
i use arch btw
Switching to Arch isn't a solution at all. You may need to purchase some
freedom-respecting hardware (such as ath9k-htc USB WLAN card) to retain your
freedom.
Any suggestion?
You should consider the fact that your hardware need proprietary software in
order to works, so the only viable way would be be to change your hardware.
The sound card is bytcr-rt5651 (aka. ALC5651) and it is not on H-Node.
Hi ulises.sanchez, I can feel how hard if our hardware won't work with
GNU/Linux. What can I advise you is go to https://h-node.org and find
there information about Audio Card and WLAN Card (external is good)
that are verified perfectly working with 100% free software. For
example, for WLAN
Ruben's right, considering that the OP "threatens" to leave the free software
platfrom for Arch.
1. Get to the point and ask, don't beat around the bush
2. Give out all relevant details and try to maintain focus
3. Don't spread your issue all over the place, stick to one thread at a time
Eric
Did you happen to run across this French Ubuntu forum where they recommended
you blacklist the HDMI sound output on the system?
https://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?pid=21874250#p21874250
If I translate the French instructions for doing the blacklist, I get the
following:
1. the HDMI
> Nobody here could help me with the fact that the audio and WLAN do not
> work on my computer.
Sorry, I tried. I'll make another attempt, but it seems like your
hardware issues might be outside my level of knowledge.
It sounds like you might be running a newer kernel than you were last
time I
Seeing if an Ubuntu live CD will boot up is not recommending non-free
software, and has been done before on this forum. Several members have
already tried to help this member to troubleshoot the problems from within
Trisquel - please try to be helpful to a fellow member in need rather than
The computer came with Windows 10 and eveything worked fine. Since I
installed trisquel the audio and WLAN stopped working, I installed Trisquel
the day I bought it.
Please do not advise people to use nonfree software, we don't do that here.
Looks like several people have tried to help you. Arch guys tend to yell at
people in their forums - Be sure you have thick skin when you go over there.
By the way, have you tried a live CD of a distro like Ubuntu with proprietary
drivers to see if your system has good audio and wifi on
Nobody here could help me with the fact that the audio and WLAN do not work
on my computer.
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