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Yes, I believe it was exact the same command for Mint 19 as for Mint 19.1.

Maybe "CPU-stuck", like in this thread:
https://www.fit-pc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=171&t=6326

(If not using any card)

On my MintBox Mini 2 Pro, running Draftsight https://www.3ds.com/products-services/draftsight-cad-software/free-download/ all handles is very slow. On my former PC with Nvidia this also occurs but changing driver to (like) "Nvidia experimental support for 3D" it works fine. How to do similar for my ...

tamir wrote:

kwitiii wrote:Can I also get this info? Thanks!

Sent PM

Why by PM and not posting info here

Nice!

Yes, Etcher is an easy tool.

Else you'd have to boot your fitlet with some kind of operating system (ubuntu?) from yet another USB drive and use some kind of image deployment tool running under this operating system to copy your image to the SSD. Yes! I'm running Linux Mint 19.1. If I download https://www.fit-iot.com/files/dow...

1. I don't think there is any.
http://fit-pc.com/wiki/index.php?title= ... s_on_Linux

2. What about a piece of black tape?

on the power button

1. Is there an GPIO # for it?

2. Why?

If you are new with Linux, Mint is a better choice than Ubuntu.
Mint is developed with "Microsoft Windows usage" in mind.

Just as a note. Here is how I turn both LED to off (from green-state) when I shutdown: I got a starter calling this script: #! /bin/bash echo 'mint' | sudo -kS /home/mint/Skriptfiler/1greenoff.sh echo 'mint' | sudo -kS /home/mint/Skriptfiler/2greenoff.sh echo 'mint' | sudo -kS poweroff As you can se...