04-20-2017, 02:31 PM
Hi jcoles
This approach may help.
If you run this command in a terminal window
it will reveal the date the file system was created on a given drive.
From here you can compare the filesystem creation date with the Linux Lite release date and get an idea if it's a beta release.
Note. Make sure the right drive/filesystem is checked. The above example is for /dev/sda1, change this accordingly. A command like
will list available partitions/drives.
This approach may help.
If you run this command in a terminal window
Code:
sudo tune2fs -l /dev/sda1 | grep 'Filesystem created:'
it will reveal the date the file system was created on a given drive.
From here you can compare the filesystem creation date with the Linux Lite release date and get an idea if it's a beta release.
Note. Make sure the right drive/filesystem is checked. The above example is for /dev/sda1, change this accordingly. A command like
Code:
sudo fdisk -l
or
sudo blkid
will list available partitions/drives.
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