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I'm not sure if it will be classed as a bug. I think it's supposed to be like that as default and if anyone wants to do it their own way then they put in the override.


Marked. I don't see how is it "supposed to" turn on wol when it is disabled everywhere? Most people have problems with turning ...

Using init, not systemd. This is basically a fresh install with just taskbar and theme changes.
You nailed it, the disable_wol script is turning it on during suspend. If I take the disable_wol file out of the folder it fixes the issue. I assume this is a bug (and probably not an MX bug), should I ...

Everything is commented out in tlp.conf (WOL_DISABLE=Y is there already). Uncommenting that line didn't change anyhing.

You can switch to Window Buttons and use launchers for commonly used programs, or just add a Show Desktop button and press that which minimizes everything. Right-click on the taskbar -> Panel -> Panel Preferences -> Items tab to add what you want, move them around, and change item preferences.

I have a laptop with an Intel 82579LM ethernet card. I recently installed MX23 coming from MX19 (kernel 4.19) and did not have this issue with MX19. I have wake-on-lan disabled in the bios. When I boot up, ethtool shows "Wake-on: d" and the cat /sys/class/net/eth0/device/power/wakeup command gives a ...

Funny you guys are talking about this, as I just spent some time trying to work around this issue with a cifs share mounted in fstab. If it is still mounted when the system shuts down or restarts it will hang the system for a few minutes. If Thunar mounts the share as a network folder you are fine ...

Can you attach a zip of your /var/log/ddm.log file so we can see what the Nvidia Installer did? Thanks!


dolphin_oracle is taking a look at it. I posted a request for the nvidia installer to install the 32-bit libraries by default in the MX repos section of the forum and he said it should be ...

the 32 bit libs are installed when you use the ddm-mx (the nvidia-installer tool). or at least its supposed to.


Then it is a bug because that's what I used (edited my original post to make this more clear). It's possible just the 390xx driver is affected, can't test the others.


could you ...

dolphin_oracle wrote: Mon Dec 02, 2019 12:48 pm the 32 bit libs are installed when you use the ddm-mx (the nvidia-installer tool). or at least its supposed to.

Then it is a bug because that's what I used (edited my original post to make this more clear). It's possible just the 390xx driver is affected, can't test the others.

Had an issue with MX19 (amd64) that I didn't have with 18.x: I couldn't run the battle.net launcher through Wine. Turns out the 32-bit Nvidia libraries were not installed when I installed the proprietary driver 390.116 using the Nvidia driver installer, aka ddm-mx -i nvidia (also tried 390.132 from ...