Re: [cochiselinux]

2 messages · started by Charles Breaux on Mar 18, 2020

Re: [cochiselinux]

From Charles Breaux · Mar 18, 2020

this is weird: after I sent my post to cochiselinux@freelists.org I got this email back....
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On Wed, Mar 18, 2020 at 10:27 AM Charles Breaux <chazbreaux@gmail.com> wrote:

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Hope I got this straight, and this is the place to post questions:
Have made a persistent USB of Ubuntu 18.04. Which worked fine until I tried to boot my mac mini (2009) It booted fine for a couple of times then the boot partition got messed up. It won't even boot on a PC now. Here's the error message:
(initramfs) Mount: mounting/cow on/root failed: Invalid argument overlay mount failed.

Hope I got this straight, and this is the place to post questions:

Have made a persistent USB of Ubuntu 18.04. Which worked fine until I tried to boot my mac mini (2009) It booted fine for a couple of times then the boot partition got messed up. It won't even boot on a PC now. Here's the error message:

(initramfs) Mount: mounting/cow on/root failed: Invalid argument overlay mount failed.

I put a lot of time into creating and setting this up with apps etc. Is there a way to rectify this?

Thanks, Charles

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Re: [cochiselinux]

From George Praggastis · Apr 06, 2024

used clam on mint os in past with no apparent problem

On Sat, Apr 6, 2024 at 9:37 AM Charles Breaux <chazbreaux@gmail.com> wrote:

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Just watched some vids on all the hacking and malware dangers. So,
did a little research on the best safeguards for ubuntu:
Is it a good idea to

Just watched some vids on all the hacking and malware dangers. So, did a little research on the best safeguards for ubuntu:

Is it a good idea to install all of these, or will they interfere with each other, or cause problems?
RookKit Hunter ChkrootKit
ClamAV

Firetools

Any other suggestions…

thanks.

Have a good day...George

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