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LordGarth6

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About LordGarth6

  • Birthday June 6

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    UK
  • Interests
    tech, programming, woodwork, drawing
  • Biography
    Just a guy with a beard
  • Occupation
    Student Engineer

System

  • CPU
    Intel Core i7-5820K 4.5GHz(oc) Hexa-Core
  • Motherboard
    MSI X99 SLI
  • RAM
    GSkill 16GB (4 x 4GB) DDR4-2133
  • GPU
    MSI R9 290 Gaming 4GB
  • Case
    Desk
  • Storage
    Crucial M4 250GB SSD + 2x2TB HDD (Raid 1))
  • PSU
    EVGA 650W ATX12V / EPS12V
  • Display(s)
    2x LG 22EA53
  • Cooling
    ALL THE FANS + H105
  • Keyboard
    G710+
  • Mouse
    G600
  • Sound
    Cheap 2.1 speakers and G930 Headset
  • Operating System
    Win 8.1

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  1. LordGarth6
    Hi guys, I'm wanting to know if there is a pcie card I can get that will output hdmi so I can drive my new lcd graphics tablet, the huion KAMVAS pro 12. As it has a USB c input with breakout cable for hdmi USB a and power.
  2. LordGarth6
    ah right, well this was from a recovery stick so i assume i could easily take permissions and delete. but thanks for the info, i had a BSOD that i couldnt fix (system could not handle thread), couldnt get into windows to remove a driver (most say a graphics driver causes it) just wondered if i could delete the sys32 driver file. what about windows app folder? i had to delete that as it cause system restore to not work, back in windows for now...
  3. LordGarth6
    C:\Windows\System32\drivers
  4. LordGarth6
    What would happen if you delete the drivers file on windows? would it just reload default windows drivers on next boot? C:\Windows\System32\drivers
  5. LordGarth6
    i had it set as a static before but i changed it back to dynamic while messing around but if theres a correct way of setting static up in ubuntu then at least i'll know that is right haha. "name resolution so you could manage a HOSTS file or setup a local DNS server. " i dont have that or know how to go about that at all haha
  6. LordGarth6
    using Network Tools, i can ping 192.168.0.0/24 subnet and specifically my windows pc, using a "ping 192.168.0.x" results in 100% packet loss. higher pings than to google like 40ms to 20ms. "systemctl status firewalld" results in unit firewalld.service could not be found.
  7. LordGarth6
    i wish to server files across the whole of the network basically a NAS and media server if thats what you mean by network segment? sorry linux and networking are sorta new to me at this level
  8. LordGarth6
    is it not in the spoilers-code text box?
  9. LordGarth6
    i can connect to the internet just not my network
  10. LordGarth6
    -snip- forgot to quote to notify
  11. LordGarth6
    Hi guys, i cant seem to get ubuntu (server iso install) to manage ethernet connection, i am able to connect to the internet though just not my network. i just need it so that i can start doing file serving amongst other things. i have gnome core gui installed to try ease into getting used to linux.
  12. LordGarth6
    thats awesome i'll get on it as soon as i can thanks for the help, and the videos are a mega plus
  13. LordGarth6
    Thanks that is a great help
  14. LordGarth6
    well i should of said iv looked into freenas and openmediavault, things like that as thats where the easy to use browser management came from.
  15. LordGarth6
    Hi guys im looking for the most suitable home server/NAS OS/system that can run on some simple hardware (8gb ram 2ghz amd quad core). what should i use? im assuming linux based would be best, iv only messed round with raspbian really. iv looked into freenas and openmediavault, things like that just confused with all the options. Need separate user files/access. easy admin/maintenance away from it ie via web management or ssh. run some low intensity python scripts 24/7. run extra things like synchronisation software, media serving like plex. easily expand hard disk space. if linux then maybe something i can easily and safety mess around without messing it all up. i feel like thats the complete list but until iv build it and messed around a bit then i dont know what extra creature comforts i would need do feel free to suggest things i have over looked.
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