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ReactOS does not support nvme

Then Dell laptop must not run ROS?

If recalled correctly, ROS is still being lacked of NVMe drivers

Then Dell laptop must not run ROS?

yes

and you will need an internal cdrom, because I assume those laptops don't have USB2.0 ports

And ... SATA 2.5" vs SATA M.2 Which run ROS better?

that's irrelevant

If recalled correctly, ROS is still being lacked of NVMe drivers

It would run better in older hardware, and you know it already

are you sure you want to get ryzen 5700 laptop for reactos?

almost nothing will work

He's too stubborn

and you will need an internal cdrom, because I assume those laptops don't have USB2.0 ports

An external cdrom usb drive will be fine, I guess

no, if it's connected via USB 3.0

Usb 3.0 doesn't have backwards compatibility for 2.0?

not always

Ok, I understand. Thanks, I didn't knew about such details. I got an external drive to be able to boot some tricky isos on newer hardware

btw, external cdrom will work with the same level of instability as usb flash drives

so I wouldn't bother with them)

Well, in my previous job, I had to do very tricky OS installations on pristine new laptops. Depending on the model, I had to use the external cdrom drive because thumbdrive didn't boot

So I never discard alternative boot methods

So like os/2 warp on macbooks or what?

I'll probably be dead until ReactOS officially releases.

Bruh, if you didn't know, ReactOS is actually developing faster now than it was when I first started following it, which was in 2016 or something after I got tired of Win10

So like os/2 warp on macbooks or what?

Hhaha no, but I couldn't install Ubuntu desktop in one of those gaming laptops, and I finally managed to run Devuan on it. You know, IT managers choosing hardware as if it were potatoes

Sorry, the gaming one was another techical case. I got problems with a Dell laptop. Supposedly to be a professional model, it didn't allow me to install any Ubuntu version. But it worked when I tried a non-systemd distro like Devuan 🤣

And I needed the usb cdrom to install windows 10 in an old Vaio desktop they wanted to re-use. Not to mention playing with bios settings and such

Desktop manufacturers are usually bad bitches

They submit with m$oft draconian requirements

So I expect to need some hardware hacking on any computer and I prefer to have my tools at hand

And I needed the usb cdrom to install windows 10 in an old Vaio desktop they wanted to re-use. Not to mention playing with bios settings and such

Vaio is a nightmare

If the IT manager says to you "hey, I got a pc as you requested, anyone will fit, what's wrong?" You can reply: "Sure boss, exchange your car with mine"

Vaio is a nightmare

I can't tell, I've used very few models of that brand. Keyboard was comfortable in one of those, I kept using that core2duo until I got a Thinkpad

I couldn't set hibernation on that model (on Linux)

I mean in Vaio, you have to pay to get into the bios, and I'm not kidding

Every single Vaio that I had to do a fresh install of Windows on, was a nightmare

So every time I figure what the boot menu key is and got each model, it is different

Some had a dedicated assist key, in others I had to press F12 or something

I mean in Vaio, you have to pay to get into the bios, and I'm not kidding

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I mean in Vaio, you have to pay to get into the bios, and I'm not kidding

wait what

I mean in Vaio, you have to pay to get into the bios, and I'm not kidding

I have a vintage VAIO with a single core Celeron and I can prove it is not entirely true

almost nothing will work

You mean ... Ryzen 5700 is too new to work on ROS? But the ROS manual says, Ryzens should just work

Vaio is a nightmare

At their Sony arcs (≤2013), yes But for the first sales of independent VAIO's, this comes at all uncertain

I have a vintage VAIO with a single core Celeron and I can prove it is not entirely true

Well, I'm talking from personal experience here, I've had to do fresh install of OS on 3 different models of VAIO and every single one of them asked me for a password when I tried to enter the bios, when I investigated about it, it turned out that Sony would give you this password if you go to their website and then enter a serial number or something which is specific to each device they sold, and then they'll all you for 30USDs, after paying which, you get the password for your bios

Sony later sold this entire website to a third party, and there are people upto this day going there, paying 30USDs and getting the password for the bios of their VAIOs

You can go search for it, and Sony even said that they did this so that they can reduce 30USDs from the actual cost of the laptop, because accessing the bios is luxury or something, I don't remember their exact words

You can go search for it, and Sony even said that they did this so that they can reduce 30USDs from the actual cost of the laptop, because accessing the bios is luxury or something, I don't remember their exact words

DafuQ O_o Financial teams are really nasty

I take note about this heresy

You mean ... Ryzen 5700 is too new to work on ROS? But the ROS manual says, Ryzens should just work

Which manual?

They problem is not with the CPU itself, its with the peripherals

NVMe not yet working USB 3.2C/3.1C not yet working But does USB 3.2A works?

Other peripherals also reported not yet working on ROS?

Which manual?

NVMe not yet working USB 3.2C/3.1C not yet working But does USB 3.2A works?

Only USB 1.0-2.0 work

if your controller doesn't emulate that, it won't work

USB PCI?

Other peripherals also reported not yet working on ROS?

sound, for example

USB PCI?

what do you mean?

North and south bridges are mostly supported?

they are not exposed to the system "as-is"

what do you mean?

USB controllers on the mainboard?

doesn't matter how it is connected

I think there are not that many ways to connect a USB controller to a PC)

Only USB 1.0-2.0 work

Asus M515 fortunately still has 2 × USB 2.0 The rest 2 are USB 3.2C and 3.2A

cool, than it will probably work

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I also opt in Asus M515 (instead of Dell 5515 Vostro) due to NVMe + SATA SSD's (Dell one is 2 × NVMe SSD's) So ... ROS is going to be installed on the SATA SSD of M515

There are five major jobs which must be done for ROS, in order to be a full open source wn$ replacement UEFI Class III drivers USB 3.2C drivers Internal and USB exFAT drivers (Real wn$ is lacked of internal exFAT functionality, if we have first every people from wn$ are going to us) NVMe drivers 1.82+ TiB SATA SSD drivers

Windows can use exFAT on SATA/NVMe just fine.

Windows can use exFAT on SATA/NVMe just fine.

But, how to unhide for wn$ 11? Sign letter by MiniTool partitioner?

I don't even know what you're trying to ask there.

Unhiding internal exFAT partitions on Windows 11

...okay

And how to assign them by letters A and B? C is the base system partition But why A and B were dropt for now entirely obsolete protocols like floppies?

meanwhile, in reality land

that system doesn't have a floppy drive attached. You can assign a drive letter A or B freely as you wish, there's no restrictions on it.

I need my internal exFAT partitions to be mounted on A and B

Still unrestricted?

then do so

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