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Hi can you load ballance two internets with pfsense?

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Concise and straight to the point. Great video!

If you buy a card to go in that PCIE slot then you can increase the number of drives.

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My Pi 4 is working quite well as a NAS.

This was an amazing video. Thanks for teaching me friend!

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Thank you!

you dont have a jail for google-authenticator separately just ssh?

Thanks for this guide! I've been working on rebuilding my Plex server all weekend with same issue as you trying to get the fstab lines right for my Synology shared drive. My biggest issue that I could not get past is spaces in my path, no matter what I tried to close the path I would get errors. I got around this by renaming my shared drive by removing the spaces but was still getting parsed errors. I came across your video and it fixed it!

I am trying to do this on a rpi5 to move to a USB memory stick. I followed the instructions and the responses look the same as yours, but putty just displays a solid block and no user name prompt. when I remove the SD card and try and boot from the USB stick. Do I need to take additional steps for the rpi5?

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It tried this and didnt work get usb no eeprom bin file found even though is latest version

Thank you so much for this video; it’s already saved my life twice! :)

i dont like ther mic is build in so easy for hackers to spy on you

nice! I'm trying to build armbian for a cheap chinese cctv to turn it into a cloud storage gm8135s

Is it rooted already? Can i unroot it

The username and password in smbcredentials, is it the password and user of the NAS user or the Linux user on the client side?

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I constantly am getting a permission denied error when trying to access the mounted share since it is automatically connected to the root user. Any idea how to solve this?

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Yea. It’s cool to test the OS theme, but 32 bit, especially Linux Debian is extremely limited. Difficult to do proper software installation, and accidentally installing 64 bit software can cause headaches.

Is orange pi got gps chip on it ? I was wondering if it will work with google map for navigation after you install google playstore.

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This video was a huge help! Thank you so much!

pfSense does everything Pi-Hole can do, and more. NO need to connect Pi-Hole to pfSense. I was using Pi-Hole for a while before i had to set up my pfSense router (xfinity download limitations with their hardware). just this past weekend we moved to AT&T for faster upload speeds and better pricing, so i reconfigured my network so everything would play well. The takeaway is... you don't need Pi-Hole and pfSense. pfSense has pfblockerNG and you can setup the IP addresses of which domains to block. I'm sure you'll find several videos about it. Both are great, but you dont need both at the same time.

just use this: #lsblk go see for kind of "sdb ---> sdb1"..kind of sda1, sdb1, sdc1, sdd1, sde1, etc... #mkdir fddz #sudo mount /dev/sdb1 ~/fddz #cd fddz #ls . i have debian, but i guess it would be good on any linux terminal.

But will this work on youtube, Prime and Netflixs?

Worked for me, thanks a bunch!

Worked like a charm on Pi 4 B with Pi OS Bullseye. Thanks for the great tutorial - much simpler than other methods described on YT and elsewhere. For those looking to use this on a 3d printer running Klipper, this was done on my Voron 2.4 running Klipper, and works perfectly.

If the SSD is larger than the SD-Card, does cloning automatically increase the partition or do you have to do it by hand?

`sudo mount -a` mount.nfs: requested NFS verison or trans... not supported i came here to resolve this error when doing sudo mount <IP>/path /localpath but all you gave me was a new way to get the same error!

This was way too fast to learn how to do this.

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not .img yes tar.gz

Already used this trick a few times in the past few months. Thanks!

Will it use usb camera on android?

FYI for Windows dummies like me I got this to work with gigolo. It can be found in the the dnfdragora for fedora(not sure for other distros) Sorry could not get fstab to work for me in nobara. Fedora work fine for some reason.

Does this have a TPM inbuilt?

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That only shows a single partition. It's Windows compatible, which is not the Linux disk format.

Looking for help here. While running the service, I am able to move around the setup page and even make new worlds, download systems and addons, etc. But when I attempt to a launch a world, it will throw a "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" error. Also, every time it does this or I launch it with docker compose, it completely regenerates the foundry options file Raspberry Pi 3 B, Raspbian 32 bit, most recent update of docker and raspbian, if there is any other information I should send lmk.

After getting the black screen, and choosing option 1, the installer completed and I never saw the blue screen install wizard. Does someone know why?

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First of all, thank you!! Second of all, currently I am using a Sonoff Zigbee Anthenna for Zigbee2mqtt, together with Homebridge. I ran into a strange problem. If I try booting the system with the Anthenna on, it won't boot, however when I plug off the anthenna then try booting again, it works, then I can plug it later on. I think the system is not sure on which usb to boot so it gets stuck on booting, then if there is only the USB drive on it boots with no problems whatsoever. Do you have any ideas how may I fix this? Is there a way to set the system to boot from a specific USB port? If so, how could I do it, which commands? Thank you so much!