1.Identify the partition via Disks or similar program. (my target partition is /dev/sdc6 which indicates the 6th partition in my third external hard drive) 2.Unmount the partition 3.Open terminal &

1.Get the public signing key of the provider of your downloaded file from trusted sources (eg: official website,multiple forums, keyservers, etc) 2.Download your file (filename.iso,zip,etc) & its

1.Open your terminal 2.Access your grub file in root mode: sudo vim /etc/default/grub 3.Change GRUB_DEFAULT=0 (which means the grub will always boot the first option in the menu by default) GRUB_DEFAULT=saved

You might consider the following directories when doing your system backup: /root • main directory for the root user. /home • contains the user’s data files and user-specific configuration files. Each

Tested on external hard drive Transcend 35T3 (3 TB capacity) OS: Linux Mint XFCE Steps: Install F3 (Test real flash memory capacity) Open terminal & follow the instruction: To list all block devices,

Tested on Linux Mint XFCE on 2018-01-07 Install maximus from Software Center & launch it. That's it.

Device model tested: Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 SM-T819Y with firmware as shown: Expected result: Rooted TWRP recovery Xposed framework with xprivacy Files required: Steps:

Need: text editor (eg: nano on Linux Mint xfce, or gedit on other platform) from Software manager To check what usb devices are enabled to wake up your linux, use the following command in your terminal: