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Sumimasen für die Störung. Zunächst einmal möchte ich den Entwicklern von MX Linux und Antix sowie den Administratoren beider Foren meinen tiefsten Dank aussprechen. Sie sind einer der wenigen Entwickler, wenn nicht der einzige, der sich aktiv am Forum beteiligt und sich sogar die Zeit nimmt, von Ben ...

See if the information in this manual is helpful: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/67510 ... =30#manual. Essentially, pages 26 through 30.

brianstorm: As I understand it - and as shown in the initial screen when I try to boot up - the Western Digital hard disk drive is already set as the Master. The CDROM (is that considered a "drive"?) is listed as the Slave. As the user already reported, the CD/DVD drive is installed as a slave. The ...

It only affects how the HDD is recognized by the BIOS, it has no effect on the CD/DVD, nor on the data contained on the HDD.

**Try setting the HDD as Master: jumper pins 5 and 6** Older PATA drives, if not configured correctly for master/slave (master, slave, single, cable-selected), can cause serious problems.

If the jumper is on CS select cable and the disk is installed as master, set the jumper as Master. Regarding the boot line (first test the jumper) MX Tools --->MX Boot Options ---> Kernel parameters If the distribution used does not have these options, edit the GRUB configuration template in /etc ...

It seems that the BIOS is having trouble finding your hard drive.

Try changing the dip switches (according to what you see on the internet you have them) as Master and as CS cable select.

You can also try adding to the boot line:

Test: MX Tweak ---> Others ---> Disable early loading of KVM modules

I installed the RC2 version, and it looks great. I made the two published fixes and everything is correct. Congratulations on your good work. Since you piqued my curiosity, I tried Debian 12 with Moksha 7 and Debian 13 with Moksha 8, manually using the commands in the GitHub scripts. Without the ...

Perhaps because I started out with Linux with Slackware, I opted for XFCE with a graphical environment many years ago. As a serial tester, I've installed countless distributions with different graphical environments through Virtualbox, but none (except Void Linux) or any graphical environment has ...