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snd-intel-dspcfg.dsp_driver=1 in boot options with 5.9 (though mic. may not work this time, in case you necessarily need that) Well that restored the audio with the 5.9.0-5 kernel, thanks for that. I've not tested the microphone, as the last time I remember using one was with windows 95, and that ...

Huckleberry Finn wrote: ↑Wed Dec 23, 2020 3:11 pm Hi Chris, maybe you try

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snd-intel-dspcfg.dsp_driver=1

in boot options with 5.9 (though mic. may not work this time, in case you necessarily need that)

Thanks, I'll reinstall 5.9.0-5 kernel tomorrow and report back whether it helped.

Just a quick update: All of my Laptops and PCs (Yes, I have a few ;) ) are workhorses, not often used for entertainment, so I just discovered that everything is perfect with the 5.9.0-5 kernel... except for sound... there isn't any ;) No audio device recognised - So I'll suffer the loss of touchpad ...

(Mods, please move if better-suited in another sub-forum) No idea how often I'll log in here, as I've had a lot going on IRL for months (No, not Covid related... though that too) - but as I bought a new Laptop with the latest Tiger Lake processor and Iris XE integrated GFX, I thought I'd post my ...

bpytop has been moved to the MX-19 Main Stable repo. Has an unmet dependency $ apt install -s bpytop NOTE: This is only a simulation! apt needs root privileges for real execution. Keep also in mind that locking is deactivated, so don't depend on the relevance to the real current situation! Reading ...

This might help someone: Nowadays, most seem to have uncapped bandwidth - for those that don't: vnstat is the perfect tool to monitor what you've downloaded/uploaded each day. For those that don't need or want a daemon running, you can just run a command in the terminal. You could run ifconfig which ...

I've read that Google uses Re/Captcha to help with digitising books etc. So if a word is difficult to decipher using an algorithm , it ends up being deciphered by us typing the letters on our keyboard... pretty clever (although I'm guessing others won't see it that way ).

I think LB uses the root of the backup as offset, so if you are backing up Home - it's just Downloads/*** (maybe asterisks not needed for exclude)

Just another vote for Testdisk/Photorec... I've used it successfully to recover files from otherwise unreadable Fat32/NTFS Windows drives

No problems here either