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Message: [QUOTE="Leon, post: 205910, member: 2240"] It was not the drive, the drive is both fairly new and working perfectly, it only happened after i deleted the windows partition, i'm not going to claim my issue wasn't obscure (i don't even know how windows and linux somehow had placed important data on 2 separate drives, but it did), i'm not saying partitioning is bad, i was saying be damn sure you know what your doing when you do it and keep the os's completely separate. Don't get me wrong, it's a extremely obscure and dumb problem, but i can see why they'd want to have monitor info for obscure patches in manjaro that mesa missed. For me i'm extremely doubtful of any info collection, even for justifiable reasons, hence why i say eff ubuntu outright because while ubuntu is better than windows, they also have a opt-out data collection scheme. [/QUOTE]

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