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user@backup4:/usersfs/user# zpool status -v pool: tank state: DEGRADED status: One or more devices is currently being resilvered. The pool will continue to function, possibly in a degraded state. action: Wait for the resilver to complete. scan: resilver in progress since Thu Jul 29 11:27:20 2021 4....

This is ridiculously high. It's almost, ALMOST like it's an over simplified example... And nice cherry picking by completely ignoring the prior sentence too. This is an appoximation which is valid only when the probability is much less than 1 (p << 1). It is not valid for p = 0.45. The actual proba...

Dear fellow Debian forum users, thank you for the "ntfs-3g" clue for maintaining access to my multimedia storage volume. Btw, I see 2 recommendations to NOT create a ssd raid boot volume. I was thinking that while SSD is fast, 2 SSD drives in RAID 0 would be even faster (simultaneous read...

Nah, you really should STFU. You again are talking about things you don't understand. But, you are 1/5th right at least, so you got something right for once! You should probably celebrate that.... Other than ignoring the fact that I also use cygwin and various linux and BSD Vms. Yep, I'm a Windows u...

It's rather obvoius that Debian Users don't need WSL, just like Windows users don't need WINE. Microshit's WSL deficiences should be discussed on a Winblows forums, just like WINE topics are discussed on Linux forums. Wow, so everyone other than you is dumb, but you don't even understand the topic ...

You would need librecrypt and ext2fsd. ext2fsd isn't maintained that much, and the main site is down so grab the latest from sourceforge. I've used it in the past for having ext3 drives read /write directly on windows, worked a treat back in the day. I can't see anything stopping you since it suppor...

Attention, though! FAT32 supports no files greater than 2 GiB in size. Use exFAT or NTFS to accomodate big files. It's 4GB. Hence the whole size limit flag in the original rsync command. tar -cvzf /media/USB/backup.tar.gz /home Use tar this way, rsync is not advisable. If the OP doesn't want to eve...

Because it's easier to just keep using my installs that are already Debian than move them over to something else. Debian is just like anything else, a tool. It's the right tool for some jobs, but there are other tools that make some jobs easier. Workstations, for example, I've found were easier to s...

All the people whining about this are stupid. Raspbian / Raspberry OS decided they wanted a dev environment for their DEV BOARDS, and decided on VSCode. Deal with it. To add further insult to injury here, the same idiots whining about having an APT repo added, would have been whining that there was ...

Hello. I'm using Debian Buster with Xfce 4.12. I have installed and I've been using Xfce but I can't make files ,such as ~/.profile, ~/.bash_profile and others like that, to be read by bash when my system boots up. So, every time I open a terminal window, I need to manually run `source ~/.profile`s...

Raspbian is not supported here, please ask on their forums. Thread move to Offtopic. Can't read again, huh? He installed the Debian release for pi on it. Raspbian would probably work OOTB. What I would look at is if the grub kernel line is referencing the USB device properly, either through labels ...

Welcome to SID. It broke, you get to keep all the pieces. That being said, look in your logs to see what's failing. If I was betting, I would put my money on GFX card firmware missing and crashing cinnamon before it can fall back to software rendering. If you have to ask what logs to look at instead...

p.H wrote: Can you read other sectors ?

Well, since the controller thinks the drive size is zero bytes long, and that there are no addressable areas of storage memory at all I'm gonna go out an a limb and say NO.

Message: Advanced graphics data unavailable in console. Try -G --display This is odd. You need to run inxi in a terminal within the desktop environment, not in a console login session, to get graphics data data. If you are using gnome-terminal already within GNOME, things are getting very odd. I th...

You are dumb. At least I know how, and why not to, enable root logins. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ At least I know how to add directories to my PATH ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ At least I know how to use my $SEARCH_ENGINE of choice ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ You only seem to be capable of whining and demanding to be spoon fed. We don't do that here. ...

Are debian developers changing gnome? They should add an option to enable root log in, and obviously support it. Fixing for example PA, root log in credentials, adding games path to root and fixing tor-browser. No. You are a moron. If you want to intentionally shoot yourself in the foot, learn to l...

yes, but they do not need to be on the phone physically...so why bother making multiple versions? just stream them from your home or use a cloud. how much more time and space are you wasting makeing 2 versions of them 7000 songs???? Well, to each their own, i guess. I don't even have that much musi...

This is just Your assumption Yeah, because graphical corruption when you place a specific window in a specific location on screen screams hardware failure, not a software issue... oh wait, it's generally the opposite in 99.999999999% of cases. The only assumption here is YOURS, and it's baseless an...

Try the nouveau driver instead. Or buy a graphics card from a manufacturer that doesn't hate the open source community. Yeah, buy worse hardware so people don't have to fix crap software. Makes sense to me. This isn't the good old days where ATI hardware was great but drivers suck. It semi flipped,...

Just glancing through the upgrade logs I see two possibilities - the kernel was upgraded, and Xen was also upgraded. Hopefully you didn't delete your old, working, kernel ( always keep a know working spare kernel - ALWAYS). Fist thing first - reboot the machine, and choose the older known working ke...