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CISADMIN PRIVILEGE posted:If I want to make some nice looking technical training docs is it worth using indesign (I have a CC sub)? does MS Publisher suck horribly? Reminder: This guy is dead now.
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Citizen Tayne posted:Reminder: This guy is dead now. what
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Yeah, bob arctor/cisadmin privilege died.
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well, butts, I'm having an issue now where my computer sorta locks up, looks like access to the ssd is suspended? I can switch between open apps but anything that needs to access the drive locks up, and if I try to use chrome it just says "waiting for cache..." IO'm not sure where to begin troubleshooting this stuff anymore
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Citizen Tayne posted:Yeah, bob arctor/cisadmin privilege died. source?
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A Pinball Wizard posted:source? Deer skull guy verified it.
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anthonypants posted:idk how it's supposed to degrade, but these days in addition to winbind you also have the option of using sssd, and if you're really on redhat 7 then they recommend that you use sssd: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/7/html/Windows_Integration_Guide/SSSD-AD.html i meant to thank you anthonypants for your help earlier this week looks like we're going to move forward with sssd. 
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A Pinball Wizard posted:source? it's verified.
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Annual Gift Panda posted:well, butts, I'm having an issue now where my computer sorta locks up, looks like access to the ssd is suspended? I can switch between open apps but anything that needs to access the drive locks up, and if I try to use chrome it just says "waiting for cache..." IO'm not sure where to begin troubleshooting this stuff anymore
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I've got like 40% free space it's happening randomly, I have chrome open all the time I'll check for firmware updates (Kingston) windows 10
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graph posted:it's verified. 
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also relevant from a few minutes ago Furnaceface posted:Canada's healthcare system might look magical from the outside but working in it is quite soul destroying. since we're posting things all out of chronological order
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chome wont play youtube. even if i turn off adblockers. wtf. firefucks will
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echinopsis posted:chome wont play youtube. even if i turn off adblockers. wtf. firefucks will It's u
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Captain Foo posted:It's u
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can someone tell me a certified rhel6 pci-e ethernet card this is infuriating
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graph posted:can someone tell me a certified rhel6 pci-e ethernet card I've always had good results with intel cards.
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spankmeister posted:I've always had good results with intel cards. 
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spankmeister posted:I've always had good results with intel cards. as with all intel things when was the last time intel actually made a bad product
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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blowfish posted:as with all intel things that entire generation of NICs where it was actually preferable to go with Broadcom over Intel because Intel's drivers were such horseshit.
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hi yospos computer helpers my old seagate central nas decided it didn't want to connect to a network anymore so i ripped the drive out and i am now trying to access my files apparently the partition with my data is LVM2 and i guess that means nothing will open it?? i wasn't able to get it to mount in an Ubuntu VM using something called "Paragon extFS" on Win10 let me browse around the drive for a few seconds before windows told me i did not have enough resources to browse the drive anymore are there any other tools out there that would let me get some data off this? google gives me a bunch of stuff to read ext file systems but nothing mentions lvm (is it the same???) i just want to copy the essentials (anime) off the drive and then reformat it and put it into another enclosure
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Shaman Linavi posted:hi yospos computer helpers You'll need to be in A Linux to look at the drive and a standard Ubuntu install should be able to figure out LVM. LVM is logical volumes, so instead of there being a partition with a filesystem on the disk, the physical volume is assigned as a logical volume group which is then partitioned filesystems are on top of that, either some other Linux goon will give you the commands you need or this is a starting point to go from, just don't accidentally overwrite your disk
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blowfish posted:as with all intel things some intel wireless and gpus, though its mostly their drivers.
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graph posted:can someone tell me a certified rhel6 pci-e ethernet card intel EXPI9301CT*
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CrazyLittle posted:intel EXPI9301CT* THANK YOU
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Captain Foo posted:You'll need to be in A Linux to look at the drive and a standard Ubuntu install should be able to figure out LVM. LVM is logical volumes, so instead of there being a partition with a filesystem on the disk, the physical volume is assigned as a logical volume group which is then partitioned filesystems are on top of that, either some other Linux goon will give you the commands you need or this is a starting point to go from, just don't accidentally overwrite your disk so as an update on this i was able to get what i think was the right program, fuseext2, to install using a live version of Ubuntu now i just have the problem of everything hanging after i connect the drive so i was still not able to mount anything at least im getting closer than the endless stream of dependency errors i was getting in my VM
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fuseext2 is definitely not the right tool to use. try sudo fdisk -l in a terminal to see what file system actually is on your disk.
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you first need to activate the LVM volume before you can mount the partition. stop loving around with some fuse bullshit, that is absolutely the wrong way to go about things. boot the computer with the ubuntu live cd and attach the disk. become root: sudo -i make sure lvm2 is installed on the live cd (idk if it's still the case but ubuntu live didn't come with it) : apt-get install lvm2 then run pvscan and see if it detects the LVM physical volume. once it does, run vgscan to get teh volume groups activate the volume group: vgchange -a y not it will tell you which logical volumes are available. it will be like /dev/volgroup00/logvol or something mount the partition: mount -o ro <path to logical volume here> /mnt/some/mount/point/here
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ok thanks I'll try something else when I get back to compy from what I remember the disk had 8 partitions: 5 ext3/4 and 2 lvm and 1 something else one of the lvm partitions has the data I want on it edit: I did the above but the drive will still not mount, it uses 64k block size and is giving me an error about bad block size Shaman Linavi fucked around with this message at 22:23 on Jan 3, 2017 |
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Shaman Linavi posted:ok thanks I'll try something else when I get back to compy At what step? Be a bit more verbose ffs.
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spankmeister posted:At what step? Be a bit more verbose ffs. when attempting to mount the partition with the mount tool i got an error, reading the log said it was a bad block size (65536) everything else went through fine (i also tried fuseext2 again because i was able to get the volume group changed; it was successful in mounting but hung when i tried to access it) btw im doing this all off a live version of Ubuntu 16.04 im starting to think "just buy another one and swap the drive in to get data off" is the best option also thanks for all the suggestions, at least i think im going in the right direction now edit: also when i say it hangs i mean after i was able to mount it with fuseext2 to /mnt/seagate doing cd in terminal or trying to get to /mnt/ from the GUI just did nothing; gui showed a blank window and terminal just sat waiting for cd to do something Shaman Linavi fucked around with this message at 00:18 on Jan 4, 2017 |
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Do not use fuseext2. Just don't it will not work. Linux has kernel modules for ext2 that work way better because instead of fake mounting and hanging when you actually try to access the data like fuse, the proper file system drivers will tell you something is wrong during mounting. You need to run an fsck on the volume (do this just before the mounting step) because obviously the file system is wrecked. spankmeister fucked around with this message at 00:34 on Jan 4, 2017 |
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