yes they are different "boot structures", uefi is newer, i need to work on the installer to implement it too, you can keep "both eufi + legacy" enabled, this is safer
@yoda@triantares: the elive boot should include manjaro (we expect that), but on this specific case he reinstalled without the manjaro disk so makes sense... he must reinstall (/me waiting the reported results )
Hah, that wasn't clear in this thread. I just saw the entries in Trello where it was said that the disk was removed.
Looks likes @yoda just got bit by confusing the 2 forum posts.
In the sense of key bindings
;My brightness up and down keys are not recognized using e16keyedit.
I don't mind manually editing .e16/bindings.cfg but have no idea how I can enter my 2 keys.
"showkeys -k" gives 225 (up) and 224 (down).
Use the same configuration provided by Elive, from /etc/skel/.e16/bindings.cfg (or run elive-skel upgrade .e16 out of e16 to restore e16 new conf), by not changing it should work (if you added the sudo conf as said before)
Now in relaxe mode, with my Dell Laptop on me watching TV with Wife oops running 3.7.0
I realy like it
Getting familiar with e16 gadgets, settings, Epplets, and so on
Now I'm lost .... who do I enable there?
I mean /usr/bin/brightnessctl is allready set to NOPASSWD and "sudo brightnessctl s 10%-" works fine as long as I enter the passwd, just not the button on te installed version.
The keybindings in livemode are identical so that's not the issue.
I've even added my USER to the input group as well .... still no f*cking key response.
Is there a way to do it live without rebooting ?
Or I need to boot with a USB stick and use GParted ?
My nead :
i want to create a partition (EXT4) on my laptop, so Dropbox can work, I think it will, when I tried to install the 1st time, the installer ask me for a different location. I don't think that if the laptop is btrfs is a problem as long as I tell Dropbox to use another partition.
You could. I can mount and subsequently read my other ext4 partitions from Elive.
If you want to you can put it in /etc/fstab so it gets mounted at boot.
you can use gparted in your installed system, if you have space in your disk create an ext4 partition to use for this
or even better, you can create a file and format it to ext4, then mount it, and you will have your extcrappy filesystem mounted to use with dropbox from that location lol (not sure but it should work), avoiding the need of change / create partitions
How: check my reiser4 tests, the commands used shows exactly that