My lxpanel and firefox on peppermint 10 have memory leaks, only way i can explain the fact they like to eat a gig — or more! — of memory. Idk where to look to figure out how to try to solve this problem. I don’t want to use chrome or chromium which doesn’t have this problem (I suspect google of dropping massive bloat…)
I don’t think that’s the cause of my memory leaks. I can however use the taskmanager to close out processes and restart lxpanel to get around this. currently trying to install a new copy of peppermint to a different partition with no success because no USB port and toram or umount don’t seem to convince the installer that it’s safe to install to hd0,gpt2 e.g.
Posted another comment below hoping for hand install directions i.e. grub2 paramaters like
linux (hd0,gpt)/boot/vmlinuz
but just linux as FOO and initrd as BAR are not getting me there. Ideas or links? HDD to HDD install same HD different partitions.
The Peppermint installer shouldn’t be asking for a username and password. Rather it may want you to set one. If you continue to have trouble please visit our forum for support.
I was able to hand install puppy linux (tahrpup) by grub2. I would like to do that with peppermint. basically i can mount isos but don’t have USB or second internal HDD just partitions. The ISOLINUX on any distro always refuses to install even after running umount or toram paramaters. Is there any instructions on how to hand install using grub2 commands instead of running the installer?
Hi, am planning to install peppermint on my toshiba satellite.Before I proceed am asking if it’s possible to install it on a already partitioned hard drive. I mean installing without losing my data .
Whichever partition you select to install it on will replace the data. To be safe, make backups of your entire system before trying to dual boot. There’s always a risk of something going wrong.
Hello. In the past I have installed Peppermint OS 32 bit on an old desktop HP 32_64 bit and everything was fine. Then I used other distros (Linux Lite and Linux Mint). After some time I downloaded the Peppermint OS 10 32 bit ISO again and …. at the end of the installation process it gave me an error. I redid the ISO and re-installed: nothing. In the end there was always a mistake. Why?
P.S. Even with the 64-bit edition it gives an error.
When will we see Peppermint 11. I ran 10 until Limuxmint 19 surpassed it. I’m still waiting on 11 because I know it will be better.
We’re currently testing it in a private Alpha so it might be a little longer. We don’t set a fixed release date. Basically when it’s ready.
My lxpanel and firefox on peppermint 10 have memory leaks, only way i can explain the fact they like to eat a gig — or more! — of memory. Idk where to look to figure out how to try to solve this problem. I don’t want to use chrome or chromium which doesn’t have this problem (I suspect google of dropping massive bloat…)
It’s fairly common for web browsers to cache assets even for pages after you’ve left them. That’s what enables them to load quickly when you return.
I don’t think that’s the cause of my memory leaks. I can however use the taskmanager to close out processes and restart lxpanel to get around this. currently trying to install a new copy of peppermint to a different partition with no success because no USB port and toram or umount don’t seem to convince the installer that it’s safe to install to hd0,gpt2 e.g.
Posted another comment below hoping for hand install directions i.e. grub2 paramaters like
linux (hd0,gpt)/boot/vmlinuz
but just linux as FOO and initrd as BAR are not getting me there. Ideas or links? HDD to HDD install same HD different partitions.
PCNetSpec helped me with a similar problem, check out the solution, which is a cronjob, at the end.
https://forum.peppermintos.com/index.php/topic,6204.0.html
Hello.
I am installing Peppermint 10 OS.
The system ask me as first access USERNAME AND PASSWORD.
Which are them???
Tx
The Peppermint installer shouldn’t be asking for a username and password. Rather it may want you to set one. If you continue to have trouble please visit our forum for support.
I was able to hand install puppy linux (tahrpup) by grub2. I would like to do that with peppermint. basically i can mount isos but don’t have USB or second internal HDD just partitions. The ISOLINUX on any distro always refuses to install even after running umount or toram paramaters. Is there any instructions on how to hand install using grub2 commands instead of running the installer?
Hi Eric,
Please visit our forum for support, we might have a few people there that have tackled this previously.
Hi, am planning to install peppermint on my toshiba satellite.Before I proceed am asking if it’s possible to install it on a already partitioned hard drive. I mean installing without losing my data .
Whichever partition you select to install it on will replace the data. To be safe, make backups of your entire system before trying to dual boot. There’s always a risk of something going wrong.
I just installed Peppermint on a Surface laptop. I can’t seem to scale the image. Any ideas?
Hi Dave,
Please visit the forums for support. It’s possible this question may have already been answered there.
Hello. In the past I have installed Peppermint OS 32 bit on an old desktop HP 32_64 bit and everything was fine. Then I used other distros (Linux Lite and Linux Mint). After some time I downloaded the Peppermint OS 10 32 bit ISO again and …. at the end of the installation process it gave me an error. I redid the ISO and re-installed: nothing. In the end there was always a mistake. Why?
P.S. Even with the 64-bit edition it gives an error.
Hi Antonio, please visit our community forum for support. forum.peppermintos.com/