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pbear wrote: Fri Aug 26, 2022 11:09 pm My advice would be different. Try booting with SystemD, as was suggested several times. If that works, hurray. If not, use whatever Linux version does work and move on.

i told you last time. that i have boot with systemD. with and without UEFI. it is more slow than without systemD.

@pbear it was already suggested many times and the result is in the other thread that has been locked.

Huckleberry Finn wrote: Sat Aug 27, 2022 5:01 am @pbear it was already suggested many times and the result is in the other thread that has been locked.

oh i have to post it here. sorry. i didnt see it. sorry.

i boot with systemd. the results are in the attachment.

with systemd is more slow than without systemd. i have boot systemd with and without UEFI.

Erhan, if you can do it, you just need a tiny screwdriver. Also no harm, no matter it's ok with other distros etc. Just take them out, then put back. (If it's removable: don't forget to take the battery out first .)

Huckleberry Finn wrote: Sat Aug 27, 2022 5:37 am Erhan, if you can do it, you just need a tiny screwdriver. Also no harm, no matter it's ok with other distros etc. Just take them out, then put back. (If it's removable: don't forget to take the battery out first .)

In the instance of the Asus X541UAK, I think that I would recommend that he pay a technician to do it as it's not not for the faint of heart. See here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHAH42VKEHk

Huckleberry Finn wrote: Sat Aug 27, 2022 5:01 am @pbear it was already suggested many times and the result is in the other thread that has been locked.

Thanks. Frankly, it hadn't occurred to me to check the prior thread.

j2mcgreg wrote: Sat Aug 27, 2022 7:05 am

Huckleberry Finn wrote: Sat Aug 27, 2022 5:37 am Erhan, if you can do it, you just need a tiny screwdriver. Also no harm, no matter it's ok with other distros etc. Just take them out, then put back. (If it's removable: don't forget to take the battery out first .)

In the instance of the Asus X541UAK, I think that I would recommend that he pay a technician to do it as it's not not for the faint of heart. See here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHAH42VKEHk

i am not thinking that is a RAM Problem. Wyh? Because EndeavourOS_Artemis_neo_22_7 and Manjaro-ARM-xfce-generic-22.08 is working fine. both distrobutions are not slow. they are normal fast. only Debian Distros are very slow. i every case. i dont know why. we testet many thinks.

sisqonrw wrote: Sun Aug 28, 2022 6:52 am...only Debian Distros are very slow...

Then the only thing: There's something with Debian kernels.

do not understand wrong. i like debian and want debian. especially MX-Linux. we can do nothing. it is only a feedback. we tried many thinks. thank you for your helps

The problem is hardware and it is unique to the Asus X541U, X541UA,and X541UAK models. Further research shows that while Arch and Arch based distros like Manjaro and Endeavour OS will install and run without issue, Debian and Debian based distros and Ubuntu based distros will not run properly without intervention. For an explanation read this first:

https://techfocusalexn.wordpress.com/20 ... us-laptop/

and then read this:

https://askubuntu.com/questions/771899/ ... -corrected

The problem with applying kernel parameters like:
and is that while the immediate problem may seem solved, there is no telling what other sub-systems these parameters have hobbled. My advice to you is to pick the Arch based distro you like the best and run with it.