BTW, i wasn't shilling, just genuinely telling you guys about the promotional offer I had seen .

Meinst du Blöd oder merkwürdig?

Merkwürdig / Strange

BTW, i wasn't shilling, just genuinely telling you guys about the promotional offer I had seen .

Yeah, yeah, that's good.

I think I'll stick to my present options ?

This.

Meinst du Blöd oder merkwürdig?

merkwürdig i'd guess :P

After that month you gotta purchase a VPS (if you want obviously), regarless of how much promotional credit you used. I personally use a $5/ Month VPS.

You can get that even cheaper :P But yeah, finding good vpses is pretty hard

I just run my own :P

No, it doesn't.

Wait ,wut? No more arm server?

You can get that even cheaper :P But yeah, finding good vpses is pretty hard

Oy

What's the verdict on the gnubee?

I just run my own :P

If only i had better uplink... But in the meantime i'm happy with my Hetzner rootserver ?

If only i had better uplink... But in the meantime i'm happy with my Hetzner rootserver ?

Yeah I just sit at 10,000 Up so I'm fine lol

No, it doesn't.

arm.fedoraproject.org

No, it doesn't.

iirc they support armv7 and aarch64 with their arm releases

well... from the UI you can't

I connected this hard drive via USB-SATA

well... from the UI you can't

I can use CLI for sure.

but via parted you may be succeeding

ok, i'll try it

so what's the issue with it ?

you want to partition it?

Yep

aaa, well parted is your friend. Then mkfs.ext4 or w/e filesystem you wish :)

parted dosen't detect /dev/sdc

Guys I have a doubt

parted /dev/sdc

parted /dev/sdc

exited with exit code 1

oooh...

What fedora media writer do to repair my flash drive?

is it mounted or used?

What fedora media writer do to repair my flash drive?

https://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step try this one

is it mounted or used?

I'm sorry but I can't understand this question

I'm sorry but I can't understand this question

is the block device being used, did you check with lsof ?

ah screw it, just reboot and try again :)

ok

Really? That's weird. I have Cinnamon and I'm using it without issues. Note: it's in Debian.

The issue we had specifically was with 802.1x (WPA2 Enterprise) networks.

thanks, but I mean looking to layouts, after here:

i want to do today as a beginner ( Please see I told BEGINNER) one clustering practice. but I didn’t find free online server just for temporary testing

Containers or virtual machines are useful to test. Containers especially if you do not have great hardware.

i want to do today as a beginner ( Please see I told BEGINNER) one clustering practice. but I didn’t find free online server just for temporary testing

Google Cloud offers $300 for 365 days for testing their services :) maybe you didn't look enough.

You can get that even cheaper :P But yeah, finding good vpses is pretty hard

OVH is my preferred hosting company. For a few dollars a month, I get a decent amount of RAM and a CPU, and DDoS protection rolled in too. I only have realistic expectations if I ever have to interact with their customer support.

Google Cloud offers $300 for 365 days for testing their services :) maybe you didn't look enough.

Also recommend Google Cloud if you're playing with a public cloud environment. It's also more competitive in pricing than Amazon Web Services.

Even though AWS has more "bells and whistles" with features

But I'm doing basic things and the Google Cloud SDK is nice

true that. But all the bells and whistles are much simpler in the GC dashboard, the AWS dashboard requires some skill ?

also, caught a domain for 12 bucks / year in google domains

true that. But all the bells and whistles are much simpler in the GC dashboard, the AWS dashboard requires some skill ?

Agreed.

also, caught a domain for 12 bucks / year in google domains

Google Domains is less impressive to me. I pay similar with Namecheap.

I pay 12€/year for my .al domain

I pay 7 bucks for a .systems domain on Namecheap

Which I don't even use ?

Google Domains is less impressive to me. I pay similar with Namecheap.

I pay $10 a year for one from namecheap as well.

iirc they support armv7 and aarch64 with their arm releases

In other architectures, right?

In other architectures, right?

yes

The issue we had specifically was with 802.1x (WPA2 Enterprise) networks.

Ah, okay. I don't use WPA2 Enterprise, so I can't tell. Thanks for clearing the matter.

thanks, but I mean looking to layouts, after here:

Oh, but it's there. Just click in the option. If you can't find it I'll look it up.

Ok, thanks, I'll look there in next weekends (now I have no time) =) I'll try to install Fedora on my home machine.

Okay. I'm using Cinnamon at the moment, so yeah, I can look and tell.

OVH is my preferred hosting company. For a few dollars a month, I get a decent amount of RAM and a CPU, and DDoS protection rolled in too. I only have realistic expectations if I ever have to interact with their customer support.

I can recommend PTisp. Great prices and service

does anyone use systemdboot or gummiboot with fedora instead of grub

i see a lot of arch people using it

i see a lot of arch people using it

not so many, as it's more complex configuration than grub

ERROR: S client not available

I'm not sure if it's possible to use something else in Fedora, except GRUB. I mean, I don't know if the option exists.

not so many, as it's more complex configuration than grub

why though

doesnt it simply work off efi entries

like the UEFI boot menu

shouldnt that mean less configuration

It's pretty easy to setup. Arch Wiki has a quite good article on this.

If it ain't broke tho...

Grub is fine

Great channel. It's no spam

@jflory @Kohane Spam here. Advertising his channel.

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OVH is my preferred hosting company. For a few dollars a month, I get a decent amount of RAM and a CPU, and DDoS protection rolled in too. I only have realistic expectations if I ever have to interact with their customer support.

Yeah, ddos is hetzners weak point

But for now i'll take 6TB of raided hdd space, 64gigs of ram and a 6 core coffee lake for 60 bucks

But for now i'll take 6TB of raided hdd space, 64gigs of ram and a 6 core coffee lake for 60 bucks

You get this for 60 bucks a month ???? Thats an insane amount of memory. And you use it all for personal stuff and nextcloud?

You get this for 60 bucks a month ???? Thats an insane amount of memory. And you use it all for personal stuff and nextcloud?

Yep. Actually, in the process of migrating stuff over from my 48GB ram/2tbhdd/quadcore i7 930 Secondhand hetzner server that was 35 bucks a month :P

But it got a little too small - well it was before i decided to move from gitlab (10 GB ram) to gitea (128 MB)

Yep. Actually, in the process of migrating stuff over from my 48GB ram/2tbhdd/quadcore i7 930 Secondhand hetzner server that was 35 bucks a month :P

I think you typoed with 48TB ram.

I think you typoed with 48TB ram.

Nah ;)

I think you typoed with 48TB ram.

Maybe, who would ever know. ?

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Thanks.

BTW, can a 64 bit system even use that amount of RAM?

BTW, can a 64 bit system even use that amount of RAM?

Yes

Technically it can handle up to 16 exabytes

I know that windows won't support more than 192GB

Windows sucks ?

Wait no

in Linux at least 2 TB can be set, since SAP HANA offers that

I'm wrong

It's 2TB for w10 pro

24TB for w10 server