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Hey everyone, I'm not extremely experienced with Linux audio, only a little bit, but I was wondering what could possibly cause this. Is this a bug, or is this expected behavior? On my laptop, in alsamixer, when "Master" is adjusted, it gets adjusted independently of everything else, which ...

Could you post the rest of your script? Using ffprobe to query audio file parameters looks quite useful. Yeah, sure. I can still polish it up, but it works fine for my use cases. #!/usr/bin/env bash # If there are no arguments specified, set default arguments if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then set -- *.{flac,mp...

Okay, I am pretty dumb... as how most programmers and scripters feel. All I really needed was a check inside the beginning of the loop: #!/usr/bin/env bash # If there are no arguments specified, set default arguments if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then set -- *.{flac,mp3,wav} fi for f in "$@"; do # Skip...

Hey everyone, I'm trying to figure something out that relates to the Bash shell and my Bash script. So I have a script that uses ffprobe to process data for a bunch of audio files and print out stuff I can parse to check audio parameters and quality. As a lazy way to run the script, I've run it like...

Perhaps try a wrapper script around live-build? I don't think the `lb config` options can do what you want, unless I've missed something. Or manage the configuration using version control ( eg , git[1]) with separate branches for each type of ISO image you want to make. [1] Note that "git"...

I have a question that relates to Live Build. Sorry if this isn't the right forum for this, but since this will likely include POSIX sh scripting, I thought it might fit here. Been thinking of how to best approach this. After reading this section - https://live-team.pages.debian.net/live-manual/html...

Thank you itmicp and Head_on_a_Stick , I didn't know there was actually a "timezone=" parameter you could use on the cmdline. That seemed unusual. But I added this to --bootappend-live for lb config, and it works great. I didn't have the live-config manpage installed, so I didn't check tha...

Hey everyone, Been playing around with Debian's Live Build, and just wondering in general why the Debian Live ISO by default always seems to set the time to UTC. it is not possible to set the timezone in the chroot stage, because booting the ISO reverts it back. This person Erwin said that is must b...

HTTPS really is the best thing for the Internet since buttered toast. Much appreciated from the bottom of my tech-loving, geeky heart. I also really appreciate that we still have the dark themes that can be enabled once a user is logged in. I still dislike the default light theme, but it is nostalgi...

Hey everyone, I'm using Debian 11 stable, trying out the Bluetooth again. It works a lot better now with many devices, but I've been getting some occasional bluetoothd journalctl errors line-by-line with my mouse, that read: profiles/input/hog-lib.c:report_value_cb() bt_uhid_send: Invalid argument (...

Trying to figure out what could cause this behaviour... - cryptsetup is redefined as an alias with a weird option - your terminal (or some layer between it and the shell) translates the enter key into CR+LF (\r\n) instead of just LF, so cryptsetup treats CR as part of the passphrase. The first one ...

filebox /dev/disk/by-partlabel/filebox none luks,discard Note that crypttab also supports the more compact syntax PARTLABEL=filebox (as well as PARTUUID=, UUID=, and LABEL=). Okay, so I think the issue isn't the terminal emulator. I have tried `cryptsetup open` with both Kitty and LXTerminal, all w...

Partition labels are something introduced in GPT layouts, which don't exist for MBR. Thanks for the clarification, I did not know that. I mean, as a little tech project idea, anyone can try out GPT on any modern PC. There are ways to convert any existing system from MBR to GPT. Sometimes the tutori...

Okay, so I think the issue isn't the terminal emulator. I have tried `cryptsetup open` with both Kitty and LXTerminal, all without my usual tmux sessions, and both presented the same problem. However, when I tried the keyfile. I made sure to use: `set binary noeol` in Vim and copy-pasted they key in...

? I checked a few setups and no LUKS volume or partition is enumerated in /dev/disk/by-partlabel. Actual, there are no 'by-partlabel' at all. ? I dunno - all examples I ever saw were using something like cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/xxxx (target) Then again, I never did extensive searches and never rea...

cds60601 wrote:
Try this:

cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/disk/by-partlabel/filebox filebox

Same issue.

So I was just reminded upon looking up solutions that there is a `cryptdisks_start` and `cryptdisks_stop` command. By some miracle, putting this line in `/etc/crypttab`: filebox /dev/disk/by-partlabel/filebox none luks,discard And then running `cryptdisks_start filebox` and entering in the password ...

Hi, I have a strange issue. So I'm running Debian stable with a backported kernel 5.10.0-0.bpo.7-amd64 I'm and trying to open a LUKS2 encrypted partition. I know for a fact, 100 percent, that my password is correct, since I have also tested it successfully in a Debian LXQT live environment without t...