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try This should show your Bluetooth - post back the results

There are two that I know that can compete with Acrobat Pro, but they are paid versions like Acrobat 1)Qoppa PDF Studio - https://www.qoppa.com/pdfstudio/download/ they also have a free PDF viewer - https://www.qoppa.com/pdfstudioviewer/ 2) Master PDF Editor -...

Try the ? in (hdo,?) will be the partition number counting from 1. once booted back into it make sure the efi partition is mounted at /boot/efi and as root run grub-install also are you dual booting with Windows? since you have no /boot/grub/x86_64-efi/normal.mod file you most likely do not...

try and then and then we are looking for an example output should be - lost+found var/ dev/ run/ etc/ tmp/ sys/ proc/ usr/ boot/ home/ lib lib64 and so on what we are looking for is boot/

I see on Tuxedo OS website it says - We might not be able to answer questions about third party hardware or software. For questions about popular open source software (Thunderbird, Filezilla...) please contact a forum e.g. ubuntuforums.org. The research effort for application specific setup is...

I have several hundred books in my house right now I just bought - The Demon of Unrest - by Erik Larson - It's about the events that led up to the US Civil War

Both my older Dell laptops have Nvidia - last Nvidia driver I could use was the 390 series and Kernel 5.4 - with that said the Nouveau Drivers work just fine with no issues

At the grub prompt type in ls you should get an output like (hd0) (hd0,msdos1) or (hd1) (hd1,msdos1) now we need to find the boot directory run ls [partiton name] so if ls does indeed show (hd0,msdos1) that would be ls (hd0,msdos1) an example output should be - lost+found var/ dev/ run/ etc/...

Solar Panel fire at Olympic Park in Sydney https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-news/thousands-evacuated-from-sydney-olympic-park-aquatic-centre-after-solar-panels-on-roof-go-up-in-flames/news-story/b2c99ca23666e204d1e4f17bae4c11a3

Try now open the GUI utility for the Bluetooth and make sure Bluetooth is set on "on" in the terminal type make sure that the command actually shows something similar to

Well like the saying goes - Better Late Then Never - :cool:

Have a read here - https://www.pcgamer.com/the-unthinkable-has-happened-nvidia-has-finally-embraced-open-source-gpu-drivers/

Debian has been using Fastly for a couple of years now - https://cdn-fastly.deb.debian.org/

Try this reboot your system. now open the GUI utility for the Bluetooth and make sure Bluetooth is set on "on" in the terminal type make sure that the command actually shows something similar to Does it work?

I was like @Brickwizard - batteries going dead, dead or weak batteries make for no connection

The partition table (aka "disk label") on that disk is unrecognizable. It's either missing or corrupted. Why it could be missing: It's typical for brand new disks Wiped (or partially wiped) disks don't have one The filesystem is created on the entire disk, without partitioning - this is unusual...

For some sound codecs, the RPM "alsa-firmware" (which is not installed by default; I think) is needed to provide sound functionality The journal can be checked for messages relating to firmware if necessary. To see if you have alsa-firmware installed, type the following command in a terminal...

Have a look here - http://www.webupd8.org/2010/11/fix-hda-intel-realtek-alc887-no-sound.html

Might want to have a look here - https://www.baeldung.com/linux/img-raw-image-dump-file-management

Might want to look at this video -