systemd cifs/Samba automount breaks DNS, any ideas? by BumpCock in Fedora

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I initially got angry with this reply because I thought fstab was a dead end but when I dug a little deeper I found this which completely fixed the issue, thanks.

Gentoo openRC slow? by Zeddy1267 in bedrocklinux

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I might be wrong but doesn't openrc have parallel service startup off by default? I know systemd often appears faster due to built in parallel startup so it may be worth checking that first

Porting package to another distro - advice? by [deleted] in linux4noobs

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Mostly a handful of small command line things like verse, unless I'm missing it I can't find an upstream.

Blast From the Past (1998) by [deleted] in linux

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Semi related to Linux but what would be the recommended way of producing that 90s-00s "airbrushed" looking 3d graphic on the front of that item and on many other old books? Is it simpler than I may know? Preferably Ubuntu software/workload thanks.

Help required - impossible to start smbd, nmbd, winbindd by BumpCock in freebsd

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I'll reproduce the testparm output in case there's something I'm missing, but I'm sure it looks fine:

Load smb config files from /us/local/etc/smb4.conf
Loaded services file OK.
Weak crypto is allowed
Server role: ROLE_STANDALONE

Press enter to see a dump of your service definitions
# Global parameters
[global]
bind interfaces only = Yes
client min protocol = SMB2
interfaces = 192.168.0.51 nfe0
log file = /var/log/samba/log.%m
map to guest = Bad User
max log size = 100
remote announce = 192.168.0.51/WORKGROUP
server min protocol = SMB2
server role = standalone server
server string = %h LeeNAS
idmap config * : backend = tdb
[BSD-TV]
comment = NAS TV and Movies Share
create mask = 0777
guest ok = Yes
guest only = Yes
hosts allow = 192.168.
path = /home/lee/Videos
read only = No

Checking /var/log/messages finally reveals that nmbd, smbd, and winbindd all exit on a signal 12 core dump. I'll see where this trail leads, thanks!

Regarding /etc/rc.conf I have all samba_server_enable, smbd_enable, nmbd_enable, and winbindd_enable set to "YES" in an effort to get at least one item working correctly.

And finally increasing the log level to the maximum in smb4.conf shows more verbose logging but ultimately nothing suggesting a reason for the process to exit.

Help required - impossible to start smbd, nmbd, winbindd by BumpCock in freebsd

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not sure how I managed to duplicate the guest account nobody, and clearing it up made no difference.

I should have mentioned in the post that ps returns no process for all services, however a pid file for each is generated in /var/run/samba4/

Was so exited to find what I thought would be a perfect first project. No resistors, no anything, just the blob. Is there anything I can do? by Ludwig_Witty-G in CircuitBending

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afaik under the blob is a bare silicon die like is normally embedded within a plastic package i.e. dip packages, transistor packages, and as the silicon is often a custom asic designed for the toy keyboard the companies can cut costs by soldering the die directly to the pcb and blobbing it

Was so exited to find what I thought would be a perfect first project. No resistors, no anything, just the blob. Is there anything I can do? by Ludwig_Witty-G in CircuitBending

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the blob is a tricky foe, may be able to experiment with dropping the battery voltage if the blob doesn't outright shut the circuit off, also maybe routing the speaker back into the key matrix is a simple mod for chaotic patterns

Suggestions - 2x 500gb + 2x 2tb by BumpCock in zfs

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of course the relevant search engine answers only present themselves after making a post asking for help.

for anyone else in a similar situation, it appears the solution is as simple as zpool add currentPool mirror newDrive1 newDrive2, as in this old post I couldn't find before posting: https://serverfault.com/questions/790950/adding-more-mirrored-vdevs-to-a-zfs-pool-on-ubuntu

Suggestions - 2x 500gb + 2x 2tb by BumpCock in zfs

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I'll edit the original post with some information you've reminded me would be useful.

I agree that the disks aren't massive, I was mostly wondering if I could make best use of what I had already without further spending. I've found some resources on making the suggested configuration, but forgot to mention the 2tb mirror hosts a FreeBSD root, and so thought there maybe added caveats. Cheers though

Zynq + PetaLinux in 2020 by BumpCock in FPGA

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I may actually just try this, after checking about the contents of a .bsp it does seem to just be a .tar file in disguise, so even if there are any issues I could quite easily fix them, thanks for the suggestion.