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I use exactly those command to boot Fienix. I am waiting for a CF card in the mail to see, if that improves the boot stability. I do see errors sometimes when loading the zimage. But it doesn't seem to influence the boot depandability if they appear or not. Is it true, that someone has succeeded boo...

Thanks. It works now. I was expecting some kind of install procedure, but I guess I just copy the content to a suitable ext4 partition. If only there was gparted included with the distro ;). One more question: The actual kernel boot from CFE fails almost 9 out of 10 times. Is that standard procedure...

@xeno74 Ok, I can max get the kernel to actually boot from CFE every third (1/3) times. That's outrageous! But anyway, I can boot up some initial graphic interface now, except that I am now faced with a login box, that cannot be circumvented. What should I guess for username and password?? :o :shock...

<quote>Please mount the USB stick with another Linux system and rename the libglamoregl.so to libglamoregl.so.bak.</quote> Where do I find this file? I don't see it in /lib, /usr/lib or the X1000 kernel module. I am slowly giving up. Either my machine is about to die, or there are too many insecurit...

The problem is, I can't get the desktop environment to startup at all. Just black screen at the end of boot sequence.

I am pretty sure it is an R7 240 of some sort. Is that compliant?

Ok, I have managed to get the USB to a readable state. I can read the directory tree, and I have copied the kernel module. Not sure why 'dd' behavior was so strange. Apparently it just took a lot of time and multiple tries. I can now load and boot the kernel from CFE. Again it took multiple failed a...

So far I am stuck trying to get the image onto the usb. Somehow Ubuntu on my Mac Mini goes into pieces when I run the dd command. When getting explicit output, I can see, that it slows drastically down around 2.7 GiB. I have only once had it actually finish at 7.0 GiB, and still the partition came o...

Hi all, I have decided to try and install Linux on my X1000 to give it some new life. I have so far failed miserably. From various threads in here I have downloaded kernels: 4.16 4.19 4.20 5.0 As far I can see, the 5.0 version doesn't come with a Ramdisk file. Is this intentional? Ok. So I am doing ...

Updated classes seems to have solved random crashes in BananaBar.

Now, another related request: What is the standard method (if any) of figuring out, what gfx chipset a certain screen/view is running on?