How to create a bootable Linux USB stick
I found two programs, each does the job. I thought UNetBootIn was better than the Universal USB Installer, but this was because UNetBootIn works under 64-bit Windows. Apart from that,…
I found two programs, each does the job. I thought UNetBootIn was better than the Universal USB Installer, but this was because UNetBootIn works under 64-bit Windows. Apart from that,…
Short answer: In my case, the /user/share/acpi-support directories were missing. I didn’t know that until I learnt how to debug the power function. For that, I had to look at…