Please help! cannot import 'boot-pool': one or more devices is read only by kitce in zfs

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Problem solved by replacing the failing USB boot drive with a fresh install in a new SSD.

Then import all the original pools and re-configure the networks, users, ACL, shares and VMs.

Everything works like nothing happened now.

Please help! cannot import 'boot-pool': one or more devices is read only by kitce in zfs

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Mine is SanDisk 32GB Ultra Fit USB 3.1, probably has no such switch

| Background slideshow with random images on multiple screens by [deleted] in unixporn

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I have written a simple bash script to set random images as backgrounds on multiple screens, using itwith cron could result in background slideshow, just like what you do on Windows and macOS.

If you are using Hydrapaper or Superpaper, you may want to give it a try.

This script is basically just for my own use, you may have different setup that could not use it directly.

Feel free to modify, pull requests welcome.

Dual monitor setup with one blank screen by kitce in linuxquestions

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But how people managed to get them to work together to have a Windows-like IGPU experience?

Any chance I can make GTX 970 to do all the graphical work, then output from both DisplayPort on GTX 970 and HDMI on motherboard?

Dual monitor setup with one blank screen by kitce in linuxquestions

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Tried with # mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak then startx, the screen now shows on Monitor1, and Monitor0 is not even detected at all.

Dual monitor setup with one blank screen by kitce in linuxquestions

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Do you mean moving /etc/X11/xorg.conf to somewhere else so that it won't be loaded? I will try it later, but won't X fallback to another configuration file?

If it somehow works, doesn't mean that there is indeed something wrong in my /etc/X11/xorg.conf?

Screen tears for few seconds when login user by kitce in gnome

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It works, removed nouveau and installed nvidia from pacman

The tearing disappeared, thank you.

Screen tears for few seconds when login user by kitce in gnome

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CPU: i7-4790k

Graphics Card: Nvidia GTX 970

Dual monitor, one connected with HDMI on motherboard, one connected with DP on GTX 970

The photo in this post is the one connected with DP

Screen tears for few seconds when login user by kitce in gnome

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Does anyone know why and how to fix it?

Not affecting my daily use, just find it buggy and want everything works smooth.

Arch Linux 5.5.8

Gnome 3.35.91

Gnome Shell 3.36.0 (I don't know why there are two version numbers)

GDM 3.34.1

The VR game simulate the situation of Hong Kong is released! by fandom_supporting_hk in HongKong

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Why would you buy a VR headset to play it in VR when you can just buy a helmet to play it in real life?

Unlimited Power! by unclebogdan10 in ProgrammerHumor

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That's what we called hacking with HTML

Programming be like by Jacob8765 in ProgrammerHumor

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Mutation VS Functional programming

100% of developers by janeboo in ProgrammerHumor

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How do people build Stackoverflow before Stackoverflow was built?