My main notebook has conked out.
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My main notebook has conked out. Son in process of helping me see about recovery. Am on my old notebook. Found info to this account.
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big_diggity@theres.lifereplied to zudn@theres.life last edited by
@zudn Didn't you just buy this notebook? Ubuntu?
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zudn@theres.lifereplied to big_diggity@theres.life last edited by
@Big_Diggity Yup. Not so long ago.
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big_diggity@theres.lifereplied to zudn@theres.life last edited by
@zudn
Dang! What happened? Just died? -
zudn@theres.lifereplied to big_diggity@theres.life last edited by
@Big_Diggity Locked up, couldn't save anything, LibreOffice crashed. I tried restarting, got CLI with error messages. Best I recall (I was in a panic), something about memory. Son walked me through a fsck -y exercise, that only worked on about the fourth time through.
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jonyoder@mstdn.socialreplied to zudn@theres.life last edited by
@zudn @Big_Diggity How old is the disk in it?
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zudn@theres.lifereplied to jonyoder@mstdn.social last edited by
@jonyoder @Big_Diggity Two years max.
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jonyoder@mstdn.socialreplied to zudn@theres.life last edited by
@zudn @Big_Diggity If you have a live boot USB or can get into the graphical OS, checking GSmartControl for the disk attributes might be a good idea. If you can get that far, any pink rows in the Attributes tab == disk replacement
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zudn@theres.lifereplied to jonyoder@mstdn.social last edited by
@jonyoder @Big_Diggity Way over my head. Thank you for the suggestion, however.
I've not been happy with the Lenovo ThinkPad X1. Another reason, several of these spots:
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mikedev@fediversity.sitereplied to zudn@theres.life last edited byMy issue with the Lenovo's is that the fn and ctrl keys are reversed from most modern keyboards. I'm an emacs user of 40 some odd years and I use the control key a lot.