McMitch
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Today I moved my FreeNAS box over to CentOS, all 4 drives were plugged into a windows machine and formatted to NTFS but for some reason not all are showing up. Below is the output of lsscsi: I have tried different drives in different ports but I get the same thing (Drive isn't dead as I tried it again in my Windows PC and it worked fine). Is it just me being a linux noob or is there something wrong? Thanks in advance.
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Made me chuckle seeing this. Only 90s kids will remember!
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My 7950 will soon go into retirement :'(
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Looks sick for party games with friends, rig it for me please thanks
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I spilled cous cous on my CM Storm Quickfire TK
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I tried the new RAM in my computer and it worked fine, it is not a fault with the RAM, most likely the RAM slots How could I further diagnose?
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It was from eBay, but it was never opened. So brand new
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I did check when I first reseated my CPU, but I just checked again and reseated it again and couldn't see anything
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I can't SEE anything, but I sprayed them with some compressed air and reseated the RAM again and I get the same issue
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So I recently bought some new hardware (combined with an old CPU) to build my own NAS, Mobo: Intel DH61DL CPU: i3 3220 RAM: 2x4GB Kingston HyperX 1333MHz When I power it on there is no POST and I get 3 long beeps that repeat, this would usually indicate a RAM issue, but I have tried all combinations of 1 DIMM in each slot, and even some other (known working) RAM from my machine. I also tried resetting the CMOS and reseating the CPU. But I still get the beeps. Could it be anything else? Thanks
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Love that keyboard, so stealthy <3
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This solved it, but after surrounding it with a try catch that disappeared, but it worked. Thanks!
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Do I need to add that to my settings somewhere? Typing it into the console gives this. I get what seems to be the same error Did I do it wrong?
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