If a drive fails and does so in very specific ways (for HW reasons), then yes, the other HDD chugs away taking up the load. You would then replace the failed drive, re-activate mirroring and the...
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If a drive fails and does so in very specific ways (for HW reasons), then yes, the other HDD chugs away taking up the load. You would then replace the failed drive, re-activate mirroring and the...
Please really note TheFu, one of our resident gurus. Excellent advice.
Snapshots are not backups. Not even close. They are used to roll back to a known good state after a foul‑up, such as a bad...
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When creating, you can define the pool as mirrored:
man zpool
Note to not use any of the raidz but use mirror.
Welcome to the Forums, clctr13760
The easiest way would be to install Ubuntu onto the SSD first without touching either of the two HDDs. They can be set up afterwards.
What you call software...
My only observation would be to not mix‑and‑match OSes. It makes it needlessly hard to maintain. You should aim for the lowest common denominator, in this case, 32-bit support. As CelticWarrior has...
As per a recent thread, there is also this: https://disroot.org/en/services/privatebin
FWIW, this whole line of inquiry has motivated me to reposition an old micro-server for use as a Nextcloud server. I am now self-hosting my own cloud, which, combined with the aforesaid limitations...
All true, but the biggest reason is its openness. My nephew has a masters degree specializing in big data. This is how he explained it to me:
There's no supercomputer in the world that is...
The last couple of days for me has been like a kid lost in a candy store.
Seasoned users of Nextcloud will be familiar with what follows, but a newbie to the platform (like me) will find the...
Okay, an ultra‑preliminary report:
I've done nothing more than the very glimmerings of the beginnings of poking around, but things look good so far. In fact, they look very promising:
The...
I already use it too. But in my case, I restrict its use to sensitive docs. This was the very platform that starred in my previous story of the carefully encrypted upload that was returned to me as...
A different perspective: https://digdeeper.neocities.org/ghost/email.html#Disroot
I should make it clear that I expect no perfect solutions because there are none. Every solution has different...
"Curiouser and curiouser." That in itself could be a deal‑breaker for purely practical reasons. However, I am given to suspecting MS's motives too. They may not be above practising a bit of bullying...
Thanks for the link, 1fallen. Interesting. I will continue to accumulate data.
Seasons greetings to all!
I am on a mission to withdraw from my remaining Google addictions and one of the options is this one: https://disroot.org
Does anyone have any experience with them?...
Thanks for the clarification.
If this is indeed what the OP is referring to, then s/he is in need a bargeload of relearning.
@kubasmyk
I hope you are not thinking that nuking...
Welcome to the forums, kubasmyk.
I use a Pi and have three set up around my house.
For the benefit of those forum members who have already posted trying to help: there is no significant...
If not technically dead, then certainly undead. What's left will be an animated corpse—a zombie. It would be no different than if Canonical decided to stop issuing LTS and just stuck to Standard...
Why? Because we are indirect beneficiaries of CentOS too. In the FOSS world, when ideas get created, they also get shared. A vibrant alternative community contributes to the greater good. It also...
Wow. A world of thoughts to unpack here. Many are not aware of this, but IBM makes significant contributions to the Linux kernel. I assume they make similar contributions to other FOSS projects, but...
Of course no one has reports from the inner sanctum of the management group, but it's almost certainly an IBM decision. Unless things have changed dramatically from when I was dealing with them, Big...
There's no easy way to just bring everything back. When using sudo rm -r, as you have discovered, you are playing with live dynamite.
You could try a file recovery tool like photorec. It's only...
Indeed, they are distracting. The way to suppress this output is to invoke with the -e flag and pass the parameter for the unwanted major device number, in this case, "7". Hence:
sudo lsblk -e 7...
Try MS's own site: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10ISO
Mine downloaded very quickly.