![]() ![]() Previously Ryzen 3 1300x processor with Asus nvidia gt710 graphics card, the rest all same. Hello community, I use the latest donation version of Freefilesync. Now - Ryzen 3 4300ge processor with Gigabyte B450m gaming board, very latest BIOS, Samsung 970evo nvme for system, 6tb spinner for data. FreeFileSync is a powerful tool for data synchronization on small networks it does not, however, perform real backups with incremental or differential runs. Before I recently upgraded the processor everything was fine on ANY installation. So - the only conclusion I can draw is there is “something” in Arch or Arch based systems that doesn’t like my setup whereas Debian based systems have no problems with the same setup. The Freefilesync program works absolutely perfectly on any Debian based system under the same conditions as long as I have at least kernel 5.10 installed as a minimum. ![]() The program runs but when the ‘start’ button is clicked the whole system crashes with no acknowledgement from any keypress or mouse click however the cursor still moves across the screen normally. I’ve tried pure Arch xfce, Manjaro xfce with the same result. In this post I’m going to mention a very useful tool for your Linux machine, FreeFileSync. Others have tried with no problems on their systems but mine won’t run Freefilesync correctly. Since I’ve upgraded my processor I cannot get Freefilesync to work correctly. ![]()
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