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Is there any way to coax this Windows install back into booting? e: for schadenfreude value, I did this to try to get AHCI working on the SSD before I cloned everything over. Lazyhound fucked around with this message at 07:08 on Nov 23, 2019 |
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Lazyhound posted:Is there any way to coax this Windows install back into booting? install linux; problem solved
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Nov 23, 2019 07:09
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I already have Linux “Mojave” installed?? 
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Nov 23, 2019 07:14
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Lazyhound posted:I already have Linux “Mojave” installed?? i'm sorry you have encountered an irreparable deficit in brain material you may wish to report to your local in-patient mental institution to develop more reality-centric modes of thinking
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Nov 23, 2019 08:54
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Lazyhound posted:Is there any way to coax this Windows install back into booting? you can probably boot a windows live cd (like hirens, or build your own win2go), mount your SYSTEM registry hive, and revert to an old control set (e: by finding the dword or whatever where it stores which control set is the current one). It’s been like a decade since I did that, and never on win10 obv, but maybe that will point you in the right direction
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Nov 23, 2019 09:39
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similarly, i think if you can identify and temporarily rename the driver itll not find the file and continue to boot with a generic one. i feel like i ran into this issue trying to update win 10 drivers to get a recent update to install and hosed up by misassigning the driver
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Nov 23, 2019 15:49
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use that one program from the eGPU forums that will remove all default installed drivers and block windows from updating them until you install the correct ones
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Nov 23, 2019 16:02
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Vomik posted:use that one program from the eGPU forums that will remove all default installed drivers and block windows from updating them until you install the correct ones Agile Vector posted:similarly, i think if you can identify and temporarily rename the driver itll not find the file and continue to boot with a generic one. i feel like i ran into this issue trying to update win 10 drivers to get a recent update to install and hosed up by misassigning the driver Raluek posted:you can probably boot a windows live cd (like hirens, or build your own win2go), mount your SYSTEM registry hive, and revert to an old control set (e: by finding the dword or whatever where it stores which control set is the current one). It’s been like a decade since I did that, and never on win10 obv, but maybe that will point you in the right direction
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Nov 24, 2019 08:03
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my new ISP, while local and cheap and cool because it's like 8 people, forces me to double-NAT unless I pay $8/mo for a static IP. Is there a simple way to tunnel a web server out of these shenanigans? I was considering doing something wacky like an IPv6 tunnel from Hurricane Electric then using Cloudflare to proxy but that seems like effort and would probably involve replacing my shitass router.
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Nov 26, 2019 05:29
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Jimmy Carter posted:my new ISP, while local and cheap and cool because it's like 8 people, forces me to double-NAT unless I pay $8/mo for a static IP. Is there a simple way to tunnel a web server out of these shenanigans? I was considering doing something wacky like an IPv6 tunnel from Hurricane Electric then using Cloudflare to proxy but that seems like effort and would probably involve replacing my shitass router. Have you considered buying a Synology??
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Nov 26, 2019 16:03
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Jimmy Carter posted:my new ISP, while local and cheap and cool because it's like 8 people, forces me to double-NAT unless I pay $8/mo for a static IP. Is there a simple way to tunnel a web server out of these shenanigans? I was considering doing something wacky like an IPv6 tunnel from Hurricane Electric then using Cloudflare to proxy but that seems like effort and would probably involve replacing my shitass router. There isn't a nice way to do this unless they let double port forward, you need a server with a public ip or ipv6, both options will add hops.
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Nov 26, 2019 16:12
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what on earth can cause config files to just disappear? it happened to my torrent client, transmission, the other day and it just happened to my window manager today. its like something is just randomly deleting dot files in my home dir without warning or explanation
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Dec 7, 2019 03:52
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no more secrets https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5bAa6gFvLs
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Dec 7, 2019 03:56
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does anyone know how to sort completed reminders in the iOS 13 Reminders app by date? iOS 13 has them sorted by oldest first, unlike newest first in earlier versions
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Dec 9, 2019 02:33
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fuckin lmao yeah rihgjt
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Dec 9, 2019 09:42
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best thing about that question is that conceptually, if you could do it, it would be obvious as hell. I also know you're not a dunce at computers.. and yet apple taunts you with obvious functionality that should exist but does not
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Dec 9, 2019 09:43
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Jimmy Carter posted:my new ISP, while local and cheap and cool because it's like 8 people, forces me to double-NAT unless I pay $8/mo for a static IP. Is there a simple way to tunnel a web server out of these shenanigans? I was considering doing something wacky like an IPv6 tunnel from Hurricane Electric then using Cloudflare to proxy but that seems like effort and would probably involve replacing my shitass router. tell them to give you a native /56 and set up 464XLAT on their end
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Dec 12, 2019 08:48
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my windows 10 desktop has an old slow spinny 1tb hard drive in it and i want to make a 100% exact clone to an M.2 ssd. i bought a USB to m.2 adapter to attempt this i have both the old spinny 1 tb hard drive plugged into a different desktop, and the 1tb m.2 ssd plugged in. i went to use HDD Raw Copy Tool to clone the drive, but it put up a big warning that it cannot do exact copies of boot drives. so i am googling a lot and cannot seem to find a windows program that will make a direct 1:1 copy and let me boot from the new ssd as soon as i plug it in. does anyone know if such a thing exists for windows? one of the programs i found sound it can do it only if i have access to a DOS computer afterwards?? wtf is there any program that can do this? why can't HDD Raw Copy Tool?
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Dec 18, 2019 18:52
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can you use a real os and dd?
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Dec 18, 2019 20:01
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Chumbawumba4ever97 posted:my windows 10 desktop has an old slow spinny 1tb hard drive in it and i want to make a 100% exact clone to an M.2 ssd. i bought a USB to m.2 adapter to attempt this i think mercium reflect is the trendy free cloning tool now if you have another drive to store a backup image you can backup without using any 3rd party tools using dism also its a blast from the past but ghost 3 can do that and the trial is fully functional and works forever
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Dec 18, 2019 20:30
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Thank you, I tried Macrium and my computer refuses to boot from it so I'm guessing it didn't copy the boot partition (it looks like it did) so now I'm trying it again but with a slightly different option selected. This is such a pain in my rear end!
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Dec 18, 2019 20:42
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also uefi is required to boot nvme afaik, if your windows 10 was installed in legacy mode you might have to reinstall
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Cocoa Crispies posted:can you use a real os and dd?
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Perplx posted:also uefi is required to boot nvme afaik, if your windows 10 was installed in legacy mode you might have to reinstall God drat it there's no way around that?
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Dec 18, 2019 21:06
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looks like mbr2gpt is the command, I haven't tried it i only mess with fresh windows images for work
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Dec 18, 2019 21:18
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Perplx posted:looks like mbr2gpt is the command, I haven't tried it i only mess with fresh windows images for work thanks a million. that led me to this guide: https://insights.adaptiva.com/2017/configmgr-geeks-guide-mbr2gpt-exe-tool/ i'm not seeing any way to specify which hard drive to do it to though, unless i am missing something. i have the m.2 drive hooked up to my USB port on a working copy of windows; how the hell do i tell it to convert the m.2 drive instead of the C:?
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Dec 18, 2019 21:56
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Specify the disk nimber. It's right there in the page you just posted.
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that's from within WinPE; i am doing it on an already-working windows install so i am using the first powershell method edit: i ended up just burning a repair disk, i performed the conversion and now i get "INACCESIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE" blue screens and gently caress this i give up Chumbawumba4ever97 fucked around with this message at 22:35 on Dec 18, 2019 |
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Dec 18, 2019 22:20
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probably doesn't help at this point but don't both the m.2 drive and the hdd fit in the pc at the same time? makes it easier to do that way
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Dec 19, 2019 10:57
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windows bad
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bobbilljim posted:probably doesn't help at this point but don't both the m.2 drive and the hdd fit in the pc at the same time? makes it easier to do that way I was able to make the conversion in the end but it didn't matter because windows still refused to boot the m.2 drive despite being cloned identically and I had to make the decision that I'd rather use a traditional hard drive over having to reinstall windows. It's the computer I use for all my plex stuff and movie and TV downloading so it was a major pain in the rear end to set up, and since I don't really "use" that computer (everything is automated on it) I just said gently caress it, I'll keep using the spinny hard drive instead of spending another 12 hours trying to figure out why I can't boot to this drive
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Dec 19, 2019 13:47
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It sounds like you should have bought a Synology
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Dec 19, 2019 14:22
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lots of people have not heard about `dd´ here i guess and you can fix uefi boot after cloning
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Dec 19, 2019 14:29
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pram posted:windows bad windows fine
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Dec 19, 2019 23:01
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no clue about how the boot is structured on windows but on LINUX you’d need the UUID to be correct which would be different on a diff hard drive. I can’t imagine it would be different on windows. seems like it would be as simple as mounting the cloned drive changing directory to the boot folder (probably EFI/Microsoft/Boot) and running “bootrec /fixboot” but maybe not I dunno I barely know anything about computers tbh I think you can just do repair install from a usb windows install too tho
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Dec 20, 2019 00:40
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Yeah I tried bootrec and repair install and all that poo poo and it absolutely refused to work
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My parents have like 8 dog cams (all diff brands of course!) and the router provided by the ISP doesn't differentiate where bandwidth is coming from What's the semi-cheapest type tomato type router I can setup in front of the router to figure out what IOT is compromised (it's sending like at least 100gb/day, I remember using tomato a while ago for a dif purpose; but that was years ago -- is there some raspberry pi I can use or what not to see what's causing all the bandwidth usage? They started getting calls from the ISP so they called me to come fix it. ) I've tried some software ones (Capsa?) which didn't really do much. Im sure theres a better method these days than installing Tomato on a WRT-54g or whatever it was back in the day. The cam's are all in high places and stuff so unplugging them one by one trying to figure it out seems like more effort than throwing in a tomato style router in front of the ISP router (plus it'll let me see wtf is going on with alot of connection drops they complain about) for example in 2hours, with literally nothing going on (2am): WAN Receiving 42.04G Bytes WAN Sending 2.53G Bytes Private LAN IP Address 192.168.1.1/24 LAN Receiving 2.56G Bytes LAN Sending 41.40G Bytes I've changed passwords/ssid/etc but still happening so ya that isn't really an option here Thanks! Hirez fucked around with this message at 07:36 on Dec 20, 2019 |
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Dec 20, 2019 07:28
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post the doggos
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Hirez posted:My parents have like 8 dog cams (all diff brands of course!) and the router provided by the ISP doesn't differentiate where bandwidth is coming from Put Wireshark on something and see which IP is creating all the traffic
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just remote into them and turn them off or change their WAN settings so they can’t connect and troubleshoot them that way
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