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What I meant is that they keyboard ´lock´ lights do light up when booting my system for the first time, however the keyboard doesn´t work. After restarting (rebooting) it works again, this would mean to me that the cable isn´t broken. It might have something to do with wattage the PS2 port gives at initial boot. I know PS2 is not hot-swappable. Would a PS2 to USB adapter fix it?

I need this in my life.

So my IBM Model M I bought recently only works after a restart. It uses a PS2 port. The ´Num Lock´ light does go on on the first boot but it doesn´t react to any input. Can someone tell me why this happens and what I can do to fix it. Thanks! Mari.

2x4GB is better.

Have you checked the PSU? Lights and spinning fans does not necessarily mean a good PSU.

I am currently using an IBM Model M 1396790 which uses Buckling Springs and I love it! It is the best typing experience i´ve ever had, although it is not very good for gaming (it´s not bad, but I would rather get a Cherry MX Blue if I were you). I have modified the keycaps to the layout I am used to (I bought a bunch on EBay). I definitely recommend this keyboard if you type alot!

I have removed the line and the harddrive while the RPi was turned on. I tried rebooting but it goes in the Emergency Mode again. I have plugged the drive back in, rebooted and now it works again.

Hello! I've been trying to get a personal cloud installed on my website and plugged in a external HDD. Then to make it automount when it boots I added this line to /etc/fstab: /dev/sdb1 / ntfs defaults 0 1 Then I unplugged the drive to test some stuff on it, when I tried to reboot my RPi it got into Emergency Mode (without any errors). When I plugged the drive back in it worked fine. However I don't want the drive plugged in 24/7, how do I fix this? *Edit: I am running Raspbian.

I have 'telnetted' my address and port via my school's network and it works fine, same output as localhost. The web GUI I am using is Squirrelmail (if you go to my website and click in the bottom right corner you can access it). When I first opened Squirrelmail I got this error: "Error:Could not complete request. Query:Select "Inbox"., Reason Given:[ServerBug]internal error occur. Refer to sever log more information.[<private>] ^Turned out to be a permission error. I created a test account and send a e-mail to that account. I checked if it was stored on the server which it was NOT, using Mozilla Thunderbird, I was able to connect to the server and send out e-mails, I tried sending one to it but Thunderbird wasn't able to receive it. To be honest, at first I didn't really know what it meant to be on a blacklist. Now I do, however as we will mostly be receiving mail it is not TOO big of a problem. I have no clue why we are blacklisted on those 4 server, but my best guess is either a virus on my PC (unlikely) or some stupid mistake I made while configuring my mailserver causing it to think I was a spam account. How do I get my IP off of those blacklists? P.S. I have PM'ed you the test account. I will remove it in 48 hours.

These are the outputs from Telnet 25: I was unable to do Telnet 110, it gave the error 'Telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused. However, I tried 'Telnet Localhost 143' which did work, output of which can be found here:

Always remember the old saying "Less is more" - Linus 2k15.

Turns out Caiway (CAIW) (my ISP) does not block any ports, it does not block port 25. So it is completely legal, I can link you the official documents via PM if you prefer that.

Turn on your system and insert the support DVD that contains the BIOS file. It should load automatically and the BIOS should be back up.

I have an A record linked to my IP address (83.128.48.12) with no name and TTL set to 300 and I have an MX record with priority 1 linked to my domain (arcanerealms.ga) also without a name and the TTL set to 300.