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Some help with IBM thinkpad T30
neonix:
It looks like you have all needed extensons.
You can try Chromium 66.0.3343.0 in TC 10 (x86_64).
Or Firefox ESR 68 in TC 10 (x86)
--- Code: ---tce-load -iw firefox_getLatest.tcz
firefox_getLatest.sh -m
--- End code ---
and type
--- Code: ---68.0.1esr
--- End code ---
I just noticed there is 2 versions libavcodec.tcz and libavcodec3.tcz.
jazzbiker:
Hi,reto0110!
And what about
--- Code: ---cat /proc/swaps
--- End code ---
?
Rich:
Hi reto0110
Please attach the following file to your next post:
--- Code: ---/mnt/sda1/tce/onboot.lst
--- End code ---
Also attach the config file for your bootloader. It should have a name similar to extlinux.conf. Try looking for it in:
--- Code: ---/mnt/sda1/boot/extlinux/
--- End code ---
or:
--- Code: ---/mnt/sda1/tce/boot/extlinux/
--- End code ---
reto0110:
Hello again guys, thank you for your fast support.
--neonix: Ok, I've updated firefox 68.0.1esr, as you told me, but How I do the same for chromium 66.0.3343.0? Also, the performance of firefox is still very bad...
--jazzbiker: cat /proc/swaps shows:
--- Code: ---Filename: /dev/zram0 ||| Type: partition ||| Size: 247392 ||| Used: 0 ||| Priority: -2
--- End code ---
--Rich: Attached
PD: I'm so lost in this distro, the closest contact with Linux that I have is Xubuntu (and basic terminal operations).
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Rich:
Hi reto0110
Your home directory is currently in RAM. Browsers are incredibly selfish when it comes to RAM usage. So start by making your
home directory persistent. This will leave more RAM free and speed up startup and shutdown times. Boot up your machine and
then edit your extlinux.conf file to look like this:
--- Code: ---DEFAULT core
LABEL core
KERNEL /tce/boot/vmlinuz
INITRD /tce/boot/core.gz
APPEND quiet waitusb=5:UUID="ab76cea8-509b-4c07-8e49-7704cecfe6e4" tce=UUID="ab76cea8-509b-4c07-8e49-7704cecfe6e4" home=UUID="ab76cea8-509b-4c07-8e49-7704cecfe6e4"
--- End code ---
The home entry added to the end of the last line is the only change. Save the changes.
Edit the /opt/.filetool.lst file and remove the line that says home. Save the changes.
In a terminal, execute this command to update your backup:
--- Code: ---filetool.sh -b
--- End code ---
Your home directory is now persistent. Firefox saves a lot of stuff under the .mozilla directory which will use up RAM if your
home directory is not persistent.
Is your onboot.lst file really empty? There's nothing in the file you posted.
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