I got so many problems that idk what to to rn
Im using HDD with 5400 RPM
First is it so laggy on start up
On first start up i could open firefox yet very lag, i thought it is driver not updated and then i tried to upgrade yet that packagekit failed, then i tried to reinstall packagekit yet problem i already show
On second start up i was forced to manual fsck
On third start up it completely broken
also everytimes i shutdown or restart i got so many messages that i already show with video
#Many problems on new installed Mint and how to share storage for both Linux and Windows to use
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why packagekit? what would possess you to do such a thing? and LOOK WHAT IT SAID IT WILL REMOVE! 💀
Jesus.
do inxi -F and show clear pic plz
maximize terminal first. show all top to bottom of that result
this looks already completely destroyed because of that.
because of error calling startservicebyname for org.freedesktop.packagekit
i google it and i was told to reinstall it
i think i should reinstall linux
and make sure fast startup in Windows is off
nah im not gonna enable it again
anyway before i reinstall mint
is 5400 RPM HDD bad for OS
on start up everything lag ass heck bruh
it's slow for hdd
so it is bad idea?
can you use a stopwatch, and time it from the moment you press enter at GRUB menu, on 'start linux mint' until the moment you reach the desktop?
i havent reinstall mint yet
1 year old
oh no it actually 2 year old
im old as heck
I'm not telling you to reinstall mint
i said use a stopwatch
oh i thought you was saying a software
how long does it take to boot from grub to desktop....
btw my hardware
Processor i5-13420H
a 13th gen and a hard drive from 1995?
second hand hdd btw
i thought it would be good enough for mint
with USB C because enclosure USB 3.0 i try to bought is out of stock
usb c going into what, exactly?
my laptop USB 3.2 to enclosure USB C
oh
with cable they sent me
that's gonna be pretty slow in general.
is it a SATA hdd?
wait let me check
idk much about HDD
or the very old IDE ribbon cable style
well. the better thing is put a SATA ssd into the enclosure
or install Mint to the internal drive
can i split my drive for mint?
yes
oh cool
use disk management in Windows to resize the C: partition
if you have plenty of room to separate out
it would took quite a lot of time to bring my "use for later" stuff to hdd so i could resize it
huh?
i would fuck around later
it is late rn
oh u mean to backup?
ye i mean it
yes boot Mint from your current setup, then copy to it whatever
windows cannot read the mint drive
well u have to resize c: like I said
ye but i have to bring my stuff to hdd so i could have more storage
follow this
yes sir
then turn off the pc. unplug the external hdd. and boot windows to resize
after cleaning off lots of stuff
alright have a good day sir
ok bye
any progress with this, @lucid spade ?
having doing anything yet
k
uhhh why my available for shrink is only ~5gb?
this is Windows stuupidity.
open admin command prompt, do chkdsk /f first
to make sure no errors, and it will fix any if found.
that's the very first thing to do for c:
so you don't want Linux to boot/run from an external drive anymore now?
I guess because of this.
- I'll send you link to follow for how to PROPERLY shrink the c: partition after you did chkdsk
- Shrink Windows drive safely with Aomei: #1366753008087728148 message
follow link. get exact free one shown
yes
slow ahh
indeed can be noticably slower
you mean chkdsk /f on the c: drive?
I presume it ran upon reboot and scanned for errors.
Windows these days does some funny garbage where it puts immovable data all over the drive; thus its own silly Disk Management tool refuses to shrink space that's blocked by those data regions.
Use the link I sent above to fix all that.
annoying af
...
@lucid spade any progress?