Do I understand well: if I would use Tor, then I don't need to forward the port (or be forwarded by my ISP) on the router? I think I can't do that port-forwarding on the router, because I have no access to the admin page of my router as ISP installed a password by default.

14.10.2018 · That screenshot suggests grub thinks it's about to wait for 5 second before doing anything, but moments later seems to decide to just boot the first menu item anyway, unless there's perhaps something else taking over from it at this point.

I am sorry for I used Google Translate. Unfortunately I don't speak eng well. I successfully installed OS. Next I made all necessary settings. Then I installed xorg-server and video driver.

20.05.2019 · Topic Replies Views Last post; 1. automatic testing via manual installation(s) by deep42thought

good idea with the blacklist file, I'd propose comment lines starting with '#' which explain the reason. you do not need to excuse for not writing build scripts - you hvae been debugging quite some package builds (which I am unable to do)

ok. some feedback: I installed manjaro-xfce-17.0.6-stable-i686.iso. The mirror list didn't give me any packages, so I had to download the Archlinux32 mirrorlist first and pick a mirror.

Update on graphics and Xorg. The old X driver xf86-video-geode is segfaulting with Xorg 1.20 currently. I managed to get a VESA setup running, though mode switching is not working and only producing green

Yes, rework your PKGBUILD from the AUR package to be valid on your current architecture. Basically you need to understand what it's doing first of all, but if it builds from source, adding 'pentium4' to the arch variable in there should be enough.

The number of available build slaves is sufficient (but we don't have too much head room). We rather lack the manpower to fix (in a timely manner) all the packages which do not compile on/for 32-bit.

It does, but forgive me if I'm wrong, but there's no processor number there in the CPU stat. Makes it harder to search on the intel site and get past all of the stuff they're actually trying to sell you.