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Though it's already "Intel"

Display: x11 server: X.Org 1.20.11 driver: intel


... nothing to lose (sometimes this weirdly solves such issues):

Menu => "MX Tweak" : "Other" tab : "Use Intel instead of modesetting ... " ... Apply , reboot.


This worked for me, thanks! My situation was ...

UPDATE: Issue was solved by adding the boot parameter "from=all". I'm keeping this post here in hopes it may help somebody else with the same problem.

Thanks Adrian. I'm now taking a different approach, storing the snapshot on the hard drive (it's under 3 GB), and making a GRUB menu entry to launch ...

BTW, the new release is almost ready, it needs some testing, it has a nice feature: being able to run it completely from CLI (think headless server, or computer where the Desktop is not working for some reason)
64bit last build if any wants to try: https://github.com/MX-Linux/mx-snapshot ...

That sounds even better. From our standard PXE boot to CLI, I already mount the server's disk image folder on the client machine via NFS. Thus I can script a simple dd from that NFS drive to the local disk. That keeps our automation flow intact. (It also includes a HW inventory, written to a ...

Thanks, I'll check it out! I was not aware of "MX Live Usb Maker".

I volunteer at a charity that reconditions old donated machines, installs Linux on them, and distributes them to people who need them. We install the software by first creating a "golden image" (hand install on a target machine, tweak browser bookmarks, etc.). Then we use Clonezilla to ingest that ...

YAY! Thanks, that got the WiFi going. Any ideas on how to get the BCM4401-B0 Ethernet NIC going? UPDATE: I unblocked the B44 driver and all is well. WOOT!

Hi. I have provisioned dozens of machines with MX 19.2 32 bit without trouble. However the latest installation on an old Dell Inspiron 1300 laptop does not enumerate the NICs. It has a Ethernet NIC (Device-1) and a WiFi NIC (Device-2), see inxi output below. But ifconfig doesn't find them. Running ...