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Auto Startup After Power Failure #124

Closed webysther closed 6 months ago

webysther commented 7 months ago

Normally the command works well: setpci -s 0:1f.0 0xa4.b=0

Seems not working with Mac mini 2018, have the v6.5.8-1, anyone knows if works and how works or is not supported yet?

AdityaGarg8 commented 7 months ago

You are using an extremely old kernel. Please update your kernel first

webysther commented 7 months ago

You are using an extremely old kernel. Please update your kernel first

I prefer wait for Ubuntu 24 lts tomorrow, any directions from there?

AdityaGarg8 commented 7 months ago

You are using an extremely old kernel. Please update your kernel first

I prefer wait for Ubuntu 24 lts tomorrow, any directions from there?

The kernels shall be released on priority basis. ISOs shall be released after that.

webysther commented 7 months ago

You are using an extremely old kernel. Please update your kernel first

I prefer wait for Ubuntu 24 lts tomorrow, any directions from there?

The kernels shall be released on priority basis. ISOs shall be released after that.

I mean about the auto startup :)

AdityaGarg8 commented 7 months ago

You are using an extremely old kernel. Please update your kernel first

I prefer wait for Ubuntu 24 lts tomorrow, any directions from there?

The kernels shall be released on priority basis. ISOs shall be released after that.

I mean about the auto startup :)

I cannot say anything about that. In most cases though, such issues get resolved with a kernel update. The latest kernel available is 6.8.7. You must have got the update, provided you set up the apt repo as given in the instructions.

webysther commented 7 months ago

You are using an extremely old kernel. Please update your kernel first

I prefer wait for Ubuntu 24 lts tomorrow, any directions from there?

The kernels shall be released on priority basis. ISOs shall be released after that.

I mean about the auto startup :)

I cannot say anything about that. In most cases though, such issues get resolved with a kernel update. The latest kernel available is 6.8.7. You must have got the update, provided you set up the apt repo as given in the instructions.

I tried but get error in gcc mismatch...

AdityaGarg8 commented 6 months ago

You are using an extremely old kernel. Please update your kernel first

I prefer wait for Ubuntu 24 lts tomorrow, any directions from there?

The kernels shall be released on priority basis. ISOs shall be released after that.

I mean about the auto startup :)

I cannot say anything about that. In most cases though, such issues get resolved with a kernel update. The latest kernel available is 6.8.7. You must have got the update, provided you set up the apt repo as given in the instructions.

I tried but get error in gcc mismatch...

Gcc mismatch? Are you installing Ubuntu noble kernel on an older ubuntu?

webysther commented 6 months ago

No, jammy kernel, just a dumb gcc 12 error, without the x86_x64 this happens, I will wait for the new image for ubuntu 24 lts and make a clean install.

AdityaGarg8 commented 6 months ago

No, jammy kernel, just a dumb gcc 12 error, without the x86_x64 this happens, I will wait for the new image for ubuntu 24 lts and make a clean install.

It's released

webysther commented 6 months ago

I got work after upgrade, thanks!