List of operating systems Puns

I got a brand new, 128gb Pixel 4 in June. Over the last few weeks, things have started to go haywire with the phone, and it's growing increasing frustrating to use. Here's a list of the issues in order of which they started happening:

- Time will randomly jump back an hour. Only way to resolve is to restart or put on then take off airplane mode.

- Won't received calls from iPhone. My partner has an iPhone (unsure of exact model) and has had a couple instances where she's tried calling me several times without my phone ever acknowledging that it's being called.

- Wifi connectivity issues. Frequently has trouble connecting to my home wifi, despite strong signal. I live in a small apartment with a strong router. Shouldn't be an issue.

- Alarm/clock app doesn't load previously saved alarms about 30% of the time it's opened

- Texts sent in the Messages app have started appearing at the top of the conversion, with responses still coming in at the bottom. Makes for a lot of annoying scrolling. Sent the same text multiple times because it seemed like it just wasn't sending.

Anyone else having issues like this? It feels like it's all software stuff. I've updated and am running Android 11. The time and iphone call issues were happening before the update, the rest started afterwards and the update did not resolve. Any suggestions would be much appreciated!

Thanks!

Imgur album for all images that I will be referencing to : [https://imgur.com/a/FFPxNNF](https://imgur.com/a/FFPxNNF)

System and OS Properties: [https://imgur.com/hyuvSNC](https://imgur.com/hyuvSNC)

Background: I have 2, 256 GB SSDs named \`nvme0n1\` and \`nvme1n1\` I had Ubuntu 18.04 and Windows 10 installed, last night I was tinkering around in Ubuntu and I decided to re-install ubuntu as it was giving problems with nvidia drivers, login loop issues,I could login using Ubuntu on wayland but wayland was having problems with cuda installation. This is how my partition table looked like when I previously installed ubuntu and had the perfect dual boot config where I could boot into any of the OS as per choice. [https://imgur.com/XXu7Uwy](https://imgur.com/XXu7Uwy) [https://imgur.com/YEgDHLl](https://imgur.com/YEgDHLl)

Problem: Last night I did install linux on nvme1 using something else option and creating a new similar partition table which looks like this:

SSD with linux nvme1 [https://imgur.com/GmdtJQc](https://imgur.com/GmdtJQc)

SSD with Windows 10 [https://imgur.com/rX5ZOj0](https://imgur.com/rX5ZOj0)

I can see the windows drive mounted when I boot into linux and has all the contents. I have taken the backup but that environment has things like CUDA and other software like ROS (Robotics Operating System) that are a hassle to re-install and restore is generally problematic. I have provided as much info I can. Please dm/comment if you need any more info.

I have tried using os-prober, grub-customizer it's not showing up anywhere. I create a windows bootable media and I tried recovery using that also it's not detecting where Windows install is.

Boot-repair tool report which can be helpful. [https://pastebin.com/GZ00auJg](https://pastebin.com/GZ00auJg) . Please refer to line 147 it shows nvme0n1p1 as type windows and dos based.

Probable solutions that I am not able to implement making a custom entry to `/etc/grub.d/40` pointing to windows 10.Using fix or repair mbr using Windows 10 bootable usb's command prompt.

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Note: If I missed anything, let me know, and I'll edit accordingly.

• /e/ ― a beta operating system based on LineageOS with the purpose of "de-googling" and privacy
• LineageOS ― an Android-based OS with the purpose of security, customizability, and longevity.
• Replicant ― an Android-based OS with emphasis on freedom and privacy/security.
• Maemo Leste ― a Debian-based OS with the purpose of being unconstrained.

Any others that should be put on this list?

Since I didn't find a list anywhere, I thought we could make one of our own. As far as I know, these are the distributions already compatible:

• Raspbian
• LibreELEC [Experimental]
• Kali Linux [Unofficial]
• Manjaro [aarch64][Experimental] If you know of more, please leave a comment and I will add that to the list.

Hi all, i'm looking to compile a list of emulator versions and hardware combinations that will successfully run DFFOO. My phone is busted right now so i need to find another way to play and hopefully this can also help other people.

Please answer the following questions if you have an emulator currently working to run the game:

• What operating system are you using (especially interested to see if someone has gotten it to work on a mac...)?
• Is your operating system 32 bit or 64 bit?
• What emulator and version are you using?
• Please provide a download link for this emulator version

Hopefully this will help some people be able to play the game on emulator. Thank you.

I got this question at school and I cannot find the answer anywhere. Thanks in advance

Edit: the question after states: “rasbpian is the most popular option of the 7 operating systems. Provide a detailed overview of raspbian.” I hope this will help you understand the first question better. And again, thanks for all the time you guys have put into helping me

AROS

Android

Arch Linux ARM

Angstrom Linux

Chromium OS (couldn't find link)

Debian ARM

FreeBSD

Firefox OS

Gentoo

Kali Linux

Moebius

Nard SDK

NetBSD

OpenELEC + XBMC

OpenSUSE ARM

Open WebOS

OSMC

PiBang

Pidora

Plan 9

Nard SDK

QtonPi

Raspbian

RasPBX

RasPlex

[Risc OS] (http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/)

Slackware ARM

SliTaz

Snappy Ubuntu Core

Tiny Core Linux

Ubuntu/Linaro

Ubuntu MATE

Windows 10 (coming soon)

If I left any out, or added a wrong OS, please let me know!

Edit: Added Tiny Core Linux, RasPBX, RasPlex and Ubuntu MATE. Also fixed names, links and other biz.

Edit 2: Added Moebius.

https://preview.redd.it/f5o3jjnox6l21.png?width=1600&format=png&auto=webp&s=2812a3df9948cd046ce2d66e6e890cb1e176418a

Hello! On the LattePanda site and forum, there's no actual list of supported OS's. I asked on there, but received no reply. Anyone know where to find it?

Also, if only Windows and Linux are supported, what would happen if I tried loading Flint or Chromium OS? Has anyone done this before?

Is there a NOOBs-like OS installer (like the Raspberry Pi's)?

Thanks!

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Imgur album for all images that I will be referencing to : https://imgur.com/a/FFPxNNF

System and OS Properties: https://imgur.com/hyuvSNC

Background: I have 2, 256 GB SSDs named `nvme0n1` and `nvme1n1` I had Ubuntu 18.04 and Windows 10 installed, last night I was tinkering around in Ubuntu and I decided to re-install ubuntu as it was giving problems with nvidia drivers, login loop issues,I could login using Ubuntu on wayland but wayland was having problems with cuda installation. This is how my partition table looked like when I previously installed ubuntu and had the perfect dual boot config where I could boot into any of the OS as per choice. https://imgur.com/XXu7Uwy https://imgur.com/YEgDHLl

Problem: Last night I did install linux on nvme1 using something else option and creating a new similar partition table which looks like this:

SSD with linux nvme1 https://imgur.com/GmdtJQc

SSD with Windows 10 https://imgur.com/rX5ZOj0

I can see the windows drive mounted when I boot into linux and has all the contents. I have taken the backup but that environment has things like CUDA and other software like ROS (Robotics Operating System) that are a hassle to re-install and restore is generally problematic. I have provided as much info I can. Please dm/comment if you need any more info.

I have tried using os-prober, grub-customizer it's not showing up anywhere. I create a windows bootable media and I tried recovery using that also it's not detecting where Windows install is

Boot-repair tool report which can be helpful. https://pastebin.com/GZ00auJg . Please refer to line 147 it shows nvme0n1p1 as type windows and dos based.

Probable solutions that I am not able to implement making a custom entry to `/etc/grub.d/40_custom` pointing to windows 10. Using fix or repair mbr using Windows 10 bootable usb's command prompt.

Please let me know what can I do.

PS: I have already tried sudo update-grub.

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Update: So I found a fix, and here it is. As you can see https://imgur.com/GmdtJQc I had an efi partition. I had deleted windows efi file and to reconstruct that I did following:

1. I made a bootable USB in linux using these instructions [https://itsfoss.com/bootab

Imgur album for all images that I will be referencing to : [https://imgur.com/a/FFPxNNF](https://imgur.com/a/FFPxNNF)

System and OS Properties: [https://imgur.com/hyuvSNC](https://imgur.com/hyuvSNC)

Background: I have 2, 256 GB SSDs named \`nvme0n1\` and \`nvme1n1\` I had Ubuntu 18.04 and Windows 10 installed, last night I was tinkering around in Ubuntu and I decided to re-install ubuntu as it was giving problems with nvidia drivers, login loop issues,I could login using Ubuntu on wayland but wayland was having problems with cuda installation. This is how my partition table looked like when I previously installed ubuntu and had the perfect dual boot config where I could boot into any of the OS as per choice. [https://imgur.com/XXu7Uwy](https://imgur.com/XXu7Uwy) [https://imgur.com/YEgDHLl](https://imgur.com/YEgDHLl)

Problem: Last night I did install linux on nvme1 using something else option and creating a new similar partition table which looks like this:

SSD with linux nvme1 [https://imgur.com/GmdtJQc](https://imgur.com/GmdtJQc)

SSD with Windows 10 [https://imgur.com/rX5ZOj0](https://imgur.com/rX5ZOj0)

I can see the windows drive mounted when I boot into linux and has all the contents. I have taken the backup but that environment has things like CUDA and other software like ROS (Robotics Operating System) that are a hassle to re-install and restore is generally problematic. I have provided as much info I can. Please dm/comment if you need any more info.

I have tried using os-prober, grub-customizer it's not showing up anywhere. I create a windows bootable media and I tried recovery using that also it's not detecting where Windows install is.

Boot-repair tool report which can be helpful. [https://pastebin.com/GZ00auJg](https://pastebin.com/GZ00auJg) . Please refer to line 147 it shows nvme0n1p1 as type windows and dos based.

Probable solutions that I am not able to implement making a custom entry to `/etc/grub.d/40` pointing to windows 10.Using fix or repair mbr using Windows 10 bootable usb's command prompt.