has anybody installed slackware on a lenovo T480?
by vonbiber from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5Q9H6)
cI recently bought a Lenovo T480s laptop. I plan on installing
slackware 15 when it's going to be released.
I used the contents of the usb.img on a thumb drive to get
rid of windows 10 and repartitioned the disk with fdisk.
My first surprise was
Code:fdisk -l /dev/sdadidn't work. Then I finally figured the (solid state) hard drive
device name was nvme0n1
Next stage, I tried to use the latest (2021-09-08) slackware live
(the xfce variety) installed on an external USB hard drive:
I copied the files from the extracted iso and added an entry
in an existing menu on the (syslinux) bootable drive.
I got a kernel panic message.
I tried porteus and was able to access to it. But it lacks
some tools (grub, etc.).
I tried systemrescuedisk. It boots ok but it can't find the partition of
the root filesystem... I'm still working on it.
I have a couple of questions?
Does anybody know of a small console-based linux live system
with tools such as grub (I prefer legacy, but grub2 would do)
recent enough?
Has anybody successfully installed slackware?
slackware 15 when it's going to be released.
I used the contents of the usb.img on a thumb drive to get
rid of windows 10 and repartitioned the disk with fdisk.
My first surprise was
Code:fdisk -l /dev/sdadidn't work. Then I finally figured the (solid state) hard drive
device name was nvme0n1
Next stage, I tried to use the latest (2021-09-08) slackware live
(the xfce variety) installed on an external USB hard drive:
I copied the files from the extracted iso and added an entry
in an existing menu on the (syslinux) bootable drive.
I got a kernel panic message.
I tried porteus and was able to access to it. But it lacks
some tools (grub, etc.).
I tried systemrescuedisk. It boots ok but it can't find the partition of
the root filesystem... I'm still working on it.
I have a couple of questions?
Does anybody know of a small console-based linux live system
with tools such as grub (I prefer legacy, but grub2 would do)
recent enough?
Has anybody successfully installed slackware?