The Mini had issues installing grub-efi. This might of been due to multiple reasons.
First could been because I enabled proposed/recommended updates and had woeusb installed that had grub-pc as a dependency. It could of also been due to a newer kernel.
What I did to get it working was remove woeusb, downgrade initramfs-tools and installed kernel 4.15.0-20
I also removed os-prober as a dependency for PinguyBuilder as I noticed it was one of the packages that got removed when using boot repair.
Due to PinguyBuilder getting removed when running boot repair on a UEFI install I removed os-prober as a dependency and re-released it as version pinguybuilder_5.1-7_all.deb. Its not a huge issue as os-prober gets installed when ubiquity does.
It will work with Linux Mint 19 but you need to add these lines to /etc/apt/sources.list
Apart from getting the Mini working with UEFI systems I have also downgraded the DRI driver for Xorg to DRI2. This is so programs like RetroArch will work without any issues. Wayland still uses DRI3.
If you want to use RetroArch (once installed) I have included a script to compile the latest cores. To use just run:
I have also included a script that runs a combination of commands to upgrade the system, clean it and fix it. If you have issues with a broken packages/repo run this and it should fix it.
I have also included Winepak’s repo so it will be easy to install Window games.
I have also released the full version of PinguyOS 18.04 LTS Final.
Bug Reporting.
First could been because I enabled proposed/recommended updates and had woeusb installed that had grub-pc as a dependency. It could of also been due to a newer kernel.
What I did to get it working was remove woeusb, downgrade initramfs-tools and installed kernel 4.15.0-20
I also removed os-prober as a dependency for PinguyBuilder as I noticed it was one of the packages that got removed when using boot repair.
Due to PinguyBuilder getting removed when running boot repair on a UEFI install I removed os-prober as a dependency and re-released it as version pinguybuilder_5.1-7_all.deb. Its not a huge issue as os-prober gets installed when ubiquity does.
It will work with Linux Mint 19 but you need to add these lines to /etc/apt/sources.list
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deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic main restricted
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic universe
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic-backports main restricted universe multiverse
deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu bionic partner
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic-security main restricted
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic-security universe
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic-security multiverse
deb http://packages.linuxmint.com/ tara main upstream import backport romeoApart from getting the Mini working with UEFI systems I have also downgraded the DRI driver for Xorg to DRI2. This is so programs like RetroArch will work without any issues. Wayland still uses DRI3.
If you want to use RetroArch (once installed) I have included a script to compile the latest cores. To use just run:
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sudo retroarch-coresI have also included a script that runs a combination of commands to upgrade the system, clean it and fix it. If you have issues with a broken packages/repo run this and it should fix it.
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sudo updateI have also included Winepak’s repo so it will be easy to install Window games.
I have also released the full version of PinguyOS 18.04 LTS Final.
Bug Reporting.