So now that Ubuntu 19.10 can natively install to ZFS and this is planned to be expanded in 20.04 LTS. How can we online backup our ZFS pools and restore successfully?
I had been using LVM with...
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So now that Ubuntu 19.10 can natively install to ZFS and this is planned to be expanded in 20.04 LTS. How can we online backup our ZFS pools and restore successfully?
I had been using LVM with...
Nope, could not get anything to work. Eventually just started clean and set up most everything over again. Still had the drive image so I could copy config files for a lot of things.
I have a plan, does this sound like it will work?
Boot to install CD, install 19.10, boot to new 19.10 to test for good measure. Update if needed.
Boot to install CD again, copy /boot and...
Yeah, I did do an initramfs and I checked and saw that it had in fact generated a new image, update-grub would not work but I assumed that was because I was in a quasi in between place and my manual...
So I have a 19.10 Ubuntu ext4 LVM system which has just the root and swap partitions no separate boot partition.
Device Start End Sectors Size Type
/dev/nvme0n1p1 2048 ...
I did exactly the same thing. Works for now but I still don't know its mechanism for returning once deleted either. If you find out let me know!
In the continuing fun for surround sound for ubuntu a new curveball was thrown my a recent update in 18.0.4.1
Although I had the
default-sample-channels = 8
in the...
Kapersky tagged it as HEUR:RiskTool.Linux.BitCoinMiner when I uploaded a TAR of the files they installed. Maybe accurate, maybe just lumps all bitcoin miners together then they see bitcoin mining...
Yeah, no root access. Can't login as root (actually can't SSH as compromised user either) and they clearly did not have password. They had a back door via the authorized_keys but it would do no...
No BT server on the system. System on a private subnet, not DMZ. No ports open to public. Reaching server requires physical presence on subnet or access via a dual homed server (interface on front...
Runs radarr, sonarr and mythtv.
Their hamfisted overwrite on cron told me pretty quick because my jobs were not running.
Oh, look at this from my authorized keys:
ssh-rsa...
I noticed that my crontab job wasn't running so I went looking and I saw my crontab had been overwritten by
* * */2 * * /home/media/.ttp/a/upd>/dev/null 2>&1
@reboot...
I have really struggled with this, getting a high bitrate 4K h.265 stream decoded in earlier versions of Ubuntu, looked like it was going to take a machine with either stand alone nVidia card and...
Actually the way it worked out was abandoning 17.10 and rolling back to 16.04.4. I had several troubles with 17.10, I think Wayland being one of them. Running with the same i5 with stock VLC the...
Actually the way it worked out was abandoning 17.10 and rolling back to 16.04.4. I had several troubles with 17.10, I think Wayland being one of them. Running with the same i5 with stock VLC the...
Bitrate about 43K, 8 bit h.264.
Looks like you were right about that, switched to mpv and CPU utilitzation during 4K playback dropped from maxing all four threads to about 60-70% on the threads, not huge but changes play from...
I assumed that with hardware decoding and all that a 7th gen i5 with Iris 640 graphics was more than enough to handle 4K video playback but it seems not. When I do playback all four threads go to...
Thanks, that sounds like just the sort of thing I am looking for.
I currently have a mediasonic 8bay ESATA storage box with a 6 3TB WD Red drives in MDADM RAID6 configuration. Unfortunately the performance is generally lacking even on read(I expected poor write...
Storage is relatively cheap, and drives always fail eventually. RAID (MDADM), as far as storage (not main drive) has been pretty well supported for a long time now. There is no need to resort to...
I have spent hours working on this but to no avail what so ever.
Minecraft boots fine, no suspicious messages in the console however there is no sound at all.
Sound works fine in the various...
I was looking for an alternate solution and I came across one way to do it that simulates a partition. It is a tiny bit kludgey but given that it is on a fault tolerant array it might not be so bad....