Alex F.

@dbonner @wegweisernl Unfortunately, its very hard to debug on arm64, since you can't do much on the pi besides GDB So I end up just "trying things", rebuilding, and retesting...

@dbonner @LorDisturbia @wegweisernl Personally tested the new M128 builds and they are working now > https://github.com/Alex313031/Thorium-Raspi/releases/tag/M128.0.6613.194

@TheSystemGuy1337 @tech128 @vsaucing Yes, it does support BIOS. @TheSystemGuy1337 ChromeOS does, to integrate with the special firmware Chromebooks use. ChromiumOS and derivatives have support for all three: BIOS, UEFI, and...

@ashp0 Can you change that one line to instead say For this, run, from withing the Thorium repo (may take up to an hour):

@jdjxk @Aedon I'm aware. This was fixed in https://github.com/Alex313031/thorium/commit/c6a7eb4d641c928a2a6ed33cede2400d6be1e912 but won't show up until the next release.

@Stepman123 M109 is already updated to the last version of 109, and contains backported patches from Thorium 116 and below.

@JohnBlood Good. One thing, can you revert that line back to which will copy needed files instead of which will copy the needed files

@thapabishwa Unfortunately, the code for auto-update is closed source and google-only. There is Thorium-Updater, which you can find in my repos, which is a stopgap solution.

@RHEF19 Interesting. Never had this happen and I use Thorium on Linux and Windows. Although I don't use Win 11, and I've been getting alot of weird reports from people...

@KjalaNIX Lol are you talking about Thorium, ThoriumOS, and Mercury? Plus all my electron projects. Plus the website. And people forget I am one guy doing this all for free...