@ Éric
Thanks for the new suggestions. Highly appreciated. :) I have installed haveged-66serv and enabled the service but it has not solved the problem. Although I rebooted three our four times, just in case.
@ Fungalnet
Yes, the hostname is alright. The cause is something else and could not be identified although the three administrators ;) have tried their best to help me!
(Now, let's go off-topic a bit!)
After win you can install 30 different systems and grub will boot them all.
Yes, I remember this rationale that if you want to dual-boot with MS, you have to install it first because Linux can manage it without destroying it, while MS erases anything not Windows. But I never used that kind of dual-boot anyway. It's not now, in 2020, that I will start! :P
IF I eventually dual-boot, it will be with:
* one of the "three big" BSDs --not the most probable option, though (perhaps I will elaborate on that point somewhere else),
* another Linux distro --the most unprobable option, since, why run another Linux when Obarun is so cool?!? :cool: If I ever do that, it would be to TRY other distros. The thing is I am tired of distro-hopping and I am not paid to write reviews. Hence, in my case, distro-hopping is one of the most useless things to do...
* Haiku OS --the most probable option, since Haiku is able to read/write many filesystems including ext3, NTFS, exFAT and that it is also possible to have Linux able to read the BeFS (not sure it's possible to write). But I would have to be very cautious with my partitioning scheme and with the boot-loader configuration...
But it is also possible that I will install Haiku on my old netbook instead, the one which still runs Void! ;)
Thanks again, tutti! :D Love!