smxi 2 years 44 weeks ago Is it possible to use smxi script with crunchbang?Anybody using this method to update/install programs?What is smxi?smxi is an interactive script designed to help people maintain their systems. It supports Debian (Stable, Testing, and Sid) and true Debian based distros (sidux, AntiX, Mepis).http://smxi.org/
How to install smxi: http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=22740And to use 3.6+ kernels you have to enable siduction or liquorix sources, smxi will offer you the latter.
I installed SMXI on my laptop and ever snce then I've noticed an intermittent problem where it will not power off.Shutting down the laptop gives the appearance that everything is shutdown, i get the text display after selecting shutdown and the the screen goes black. To the casual observer it would appear that the laptop has switched off, however the power LED on the side of the laptop
elias.ericson wrote:I finally managed to log in on runlevel 3 and reinstall the nvidia driver, it's working now. Thank you."Another question? Is this a new pc, ivy bridge and intel hd graphics? If so, DO NOT USE SMXI." Hm what should I use in your opinion? Is it possible to get a more optimized os?Smxi is not the issue, but the new 3.7 kernels.
ceeslans, I didn't read smoki's links but I had the exact same thing before updating my video card driver. Let me guess: nvidia? If it is indeed a nvidia card, I suggest you try installing the latest driver. There is thread here on the forums which explains how to do a smooth install. Alternatively you can install it via the smxi script, also documented on the forums.
I'm totally new to Linux, but I like to learn the hardway I guess.Yesterday I ran smxi to get the newest kernel version and today after booting I noticed that my wi-fi drivers needed to be reinstalled (I did not notice yesterday since wireless internet continued to work on my current session after running smxi and I assumed they were working fine)I need a guide for dummies on what to do now,
hey guys, I'm new to Crunchbang and I have benn trying to install the proprietary graphics driver from amd on my crunchbang with backports 3.2 kernel (x86) but following many guides to install fglrx (including using smxi: http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/post/204993/) did not help.
I have just installed the latest version of Waldorf on my EeePC 1005 HA (32-bit) and my Asus Essentio CM 6650 box (64-bit). I used to have pages of notes from distro installations, so that I'd remember all the various fixes that were needed when installing.Now I have this:Install #!
Aloha! I have a non-problem, just an annoyance.I found a similar problem in the forums that was returning the same error code for a different package, that one was mma, and it was solved by using dpkg -rThis one is marginally different because it's a kernel issue that resulted from running smxi script. I was checking to see if I could use a better radeon driver, and in the end it
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