Yes but my PureOS installation didn’t fail and whole desktop after some tweaks is the epitome of sleekness. The only problem that I see is that it can’t detect the swap partition that it is there, ( I have made it ) but the system doesn’t detect it. It does detect though the GPT ( or whatever this thing is called) and boots normally.
What is this GPT anyway??
Is there a way to make this particular installation detect the swap partition without having to format again the root partition that the OS currently is. I mean boot from the usb image and run the installer and change perhaps something to fix it? Just for the sake of fixing it.
When it gives me the error message about the processor during the boot process it says that it is disabled ( probably means fixed) by the BIOS.
And I have to admit that I don’t understand at all what it is talking about because the whole installation works like a charm probably because there is more than enough RAM in order not to rely on the swap of bother with the processor’s issue.