hey good thing i find a usb(3gb
( You know any system rescue so i can boot without delete all my old linux
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( You know any system rescue so i can boot without delete all my old linuxhey good new j find a usb(3gb
( you can find any system rescue because i don't want to boot and delete all my old linuxnothing bro
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SystemRescue Disk works in RAM so you don't need to install it. But like wizardfromoz said its possible a touch to much
@datnguyen :-
You're getting upset, over-excitable.....and you're panicking. None of which help when you're trying to fix problems.
The fiirst thing you need to do is to kick back and take a break from this for a little. Get away from the computer.....go for a walk, head outside and get some fresh air. Do anything you like.....but get away from your computer for at least an hour.
It won't go AWOL if you're not sitting there, but it'll give you a chance to calm down, and clear your head.
Now:-
What you need to be aware of is that for any Linux "noob", re-installing operating systems over & over, again & again & again is perfectly normal. This is all part of the Linux learning curve.....figuring out what works, what doesn't, how & why things do what they do in the way that they do it (rather than some other way), etc., etc. We've ALL been there, bought the T-shirt, worn it out and replaced it, and come out the other side of the tunnel with at least a vague idea of what we're doing!
None of this happens overnight. It does require a certain amount of perseverance (AND a degree of enthusiasm - and determination!), but it IS "do-able".
We're always happy to help if it's within our capabilities.....but panicking & getting over-excited does NOT help.
Mike.
You're getting upset, over-excitable.....and you're panicking. None of which help when you're trying to fix problems.
The fiirst thing you need to do is to kick back and take a break from this for a little. Get away from the computer.....go for a walk, head outside and get some fresh air. Do anything you like.....but get away from your computer for at least an hour.
It won't go AWOL if you're not sitting there, but it'll give you a chance to calm down, and clear your head.
Now:-
What you need to be aware of is that for any Linux "noob", re-installing operating systems over & over, again & again & again is perfectly normal. This is all part of the Linux learning curve.....figuring out what works, what doesn't, how & why things do what they do in the way that they do it (rather than some other way), etc., etc. We've ALL been there, bought the T-shirt, worn it out and replaced it, and come out the other side of the tunnel with at least a vague idea of what we're doing!
None of this happens overnight. It does require a certain amount of perseverance (AND a degree of enthusiasm - and determination!), but it IS "do-able".
We're always happy to help if it's within our capabilities.....but panicking & getting over-excited does NOT help.
Mike.
Just a note that the OP followed the problem with use of Timeshift and fixed it.
He started a new thread here
https://www.linux.org/threads/timeshift-just-save-my-day.45416/
which covers that, but did not close off here.
Thanks to Helpers, locking this thread now.
Wiz
He started a new thread here
https://www.linux.org/threads/timeshift-just-save-my-day.45416/
which covers that, but did not close off here.
Thanks to Helpers, locking this thread now.
Wiz
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