Its up to date via windows updates on initial install by the store.
What?
I’m gunna try another USB stick. W10 installed fine, but its blue screening. I think its the bad october update because its doing the same stuff that the oct update did on drop. Maybe I’ll use windows 8 instead? Or I’ll see if the USB sticks I have are the issue with linux (I have random problems with PNY products).
I’‘m thinking I’ll stick to W8 actually, if I can’t get a linux to work. The USB stick mention has me worried. I’m using PNY to try and boot off of and I’ve never had good luck with PNY USB sticks. They’'re ok to store data, not so much with anything else. No data streaming, as it were.
Well you choose to buy a laptop using closed source drivers.
here’s what linus had to say about nvidia.
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but if i were you id try installing ubuntu, run with the main stream kernel, and deal with the fact you chose to go nvidia, to atleast check the stability.
Goals today are a solid windows 8 install and a linux of some sort installed. I honestly don’t give a rip what linux it is. Then after its installed, I’ll configure it from usb to hopefully have the driver work correctly and all shall be well.
It’s super easy these days, basically you can use dnsmasq as a DHCP, DNS, and tftp server, and have it set a DHCP option pointing the laptop to load gpxelinux.0 over tftp. gpxelinux.0 comes with syslinux. Gpxelinux can load a config over tftp with an http url to a .iso that you can serve at full lan speed using e.g. darkhttpd or Python built in webserver, and can install whatever from there.
I swear if your dont have the nouveau.modeset=0 flag enabled before installing the nvidia driver or as a part of the default config… LMAO … You will be banned for the lounge… JK JK but yeah its prolly a nouveau issue
Sometimes open source drivers update or nouveau updates and causes alot of issues… Whats your distro? Should be distro independent but you never know