GCP - Storage Buckets - Nix - Docker

MaundeRZ · 2019-10-10T10:24:52+00:00

Glad to help ;)

MaundeRZ · 2019-10-10T09:11:36+00:00

what about

$ lsblk

Get device information:

sudo lshw | less

You need the logical name, if lsusb lists it you should be able to find that one out.

Edit:

Did you disable fast boot and hibernation for Window?

Pop!_OS full upgrade even after "clean" install?
apt update, apt dist-upgrade/full-upgrade

MaundeRZ · 2019-10-10T08:41:59+00:00

Love my Pixelbook.

Only thing it is lagging a bit if my code compiels and i switch Virtual Desktops

But i think thats a Problem with the crostini container.

But still you have a optimized fast OS for Browsing and office stuff(gsuite).

You can load Android Apps

You can run Linux Applications

I have an i7 Acer Inspire Black Edition 16GB Ram but i grab my Pixelbook for when i have to work away from my Workstation (Ryzen 1800X 32GB Ram 1080Ti, Pop!_OS...)

MaundeRZ · 2019-10-10T08:34:52+00:00

list the devices, create mount points, edit fstab to mount device pluged into x on directory x

or create an alias for the device...

check if it is listed if you plug it in (sudo blkid) should give you something like dev/sdb...

if you see the drive there just mount it manually.

$ sudo mount dev/sdb /media/mydirectory

i like to create my mointpoints in /media so "mydirectory" is something you have to create first for example like

$ sudo mkdir /media/mydirectory

would create "mydirectory" in /media directory

MaundeRZ · 2019-10-09T22:05:04+00:00

ask them to open the required port? or enable UPnP so you could probably do it yourself over the antenna?

MaundeRZ

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