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TheDutchMC04

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  1. Nope I got a game code from a friend who purchased a RTX 3080, but received two different codes. The seller does not want this code back, so I'd like to try and activate it Thanks!
  2. Hello! I'm looking to change the device ID of a GT710 to that of a RTX 3080. To my knowledge the bios of the GT710 (MSI) is not signed, so it should be possible, however I am struggling getting nvflash to flash the bios to the card after changing the ID in NiBiTor to 2206. I use the patched version to allow the ID mismatch, and use the -6 flag, yet it is still failing because of the ID mismatch. Am I working on a dead end? Note: I am not planning on selling this card. No ill or malicious intent, it's an odd question I know Any help would be appreciated!
  3. Hi all! In the past week I've been building my first custom loop system. I filled the reservoir all the way to the top when the pump was off, but when I turned it on, the water level dropped by about a centimeter. The system was already filled and bled, but I did not have enough liquid on the initial fill to completely fill the reservoir, I now do. So the question hereby is, do I fill the reservoir to the top when the pump is off, or when it is on? When turning off the system the reservoir is full again. Thanks!
  4. Apolgies for my late reply. But I will give that a go!
  5. I've been having issues with my servers just freezing (talking VelocityProxy and Minecraft (Paper)). I think that this is due to the IPv6 interface restarting. It looks like Velocity listens on IPv6, and around the error time the IPv6 interface restarts. This issue occurs every 1-2 days, randomly. So the logs for around that time, not very useful but: Velocity Proxy: https://pastebin.com/dhmpTtEV MC Server: https://pastebin.com/Xk41cyMw /var/logs/syslog: https://pastebin.com/54qebKKm /var/logs/kern.log: https://pastebin.com/NDXZYWga Note: The MC server and Velocity run one hour behind. Another thing I have noticed is that this pterodactyl0: port 3(veth8055ae8) entered blocking stateoccurs quite often, pterodactyl is the managing platform I use for the servers. Server info: CPU: Ryzen 2600 Memory: 16 Gb (2x8) 3000 Mhz OS: Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Minecraft Version: 1.14.4 Paper Version: git-Paper-226 I have already disabled the firewall in case that was the issue, which it wasn't. Storage, CPU, Memory or temperatures don't appear to be an issue either. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated! Thanks!
  6. Hi all! I am working on a little project currently, but struggling a bit. So I am trying to do the following: I want to have any network, that I can hook my pi up to, and have all the network on the other "side" of the pi go through a VPN. The setup: Pi ethernet port (eth0): the internet side; a USB ethernet adapter (eth1): the "VPN" side. I have got a VPN server set up and have the required ovpn profiles. I've been messing with every setting for a long time now, but cannot seem to figure out how to make it work. If you need the interfaces, firewall or whatever else file, let me know. I hope you are able to help me. Kind regards, Tobias de Bruijn
  7. Hi, Today I installed WordPress on my Ubuntu 18.04 LTS server, it fires up fine, I can load the site, but I cannot create new pages. It gives these errors in Chrome's inspector: Anyone know how to fix this? Thanks
  8. Aquiring a second GPU should be no issue, Ill go and install virt-manager right away. Thanks!
  9. What I have read online so far is that it is because the GPU doesn't send any data if there's no monitor, which is the case with a VM, so then Teamviewer wont pickup a signal. is there any way to forward the video to the GPU output?
  10. So I tried to install TeamViewer next, which gives a black screen when connecting to it, any ideas?
  11. yes I did Thankyou for your help my dude! Really appreciate it!
  12. figured that out, needed to add --all. All seems to be working now. Thanks for your help!
  13. Ah, thankyou! Now a weird thing, after completing the ubuntu install on the VM, it shutdown, as it normally does with a new install, I want to fire it back up, go into virsh, do list, and it's empty?
  14. yep that did the trick! Apparently the firewall was being a pain too, you happen to know which ports I'd need to allow? or a range of ports?
  15. so download the package virt-viewer on the headless server, and a VNC viewer on another device?
  16. Taking out the --display, and changing --ram to --memory did not affect things
  17. Disk path does seem to be necessary
  18. doing CLI, running sudo virt-install --virt-type=kvm --name ubuntu19 --ram 4096 --vcpus=2 --os-variant ubuntu17.04 --graphics vnc --cdrom=/var/lib/libvirt/boot/ubuntu-19.04-desktop-amd64.iso --disk path=/var/lib/libvirt/images/ubuntu19.img,size=40
  19. Hi, I'm having issues installing a VM using KVM on ubuntu, it is hanging at installing domains. trying to install an Ubuntu 19.04 VM, on a Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Headless Server. Anyone able to help? Thanks :D
  20. Ahh gotcha! I thought it was a seperate OS. Ill give it a go then!
  21. I found the file in /usr/lib/virtualbox, running ./vboxweb-service.sh start gives vboxweb-service.sh: Starting VirtualBox web service. vboxweb-service.sh: failed: VirtualBox web service failed to start.
  22. I understand that, but this VM isnt here for performance, and it may be more common. But I would like to stick with Ubuntu, as stubborn as that may sound ?
  23. Because I only have one server available to me, running ubuntu, and it is possible, otherwhise VirtualBox wouldnt be available for Ubuntu
  24. The output of journalctl -xe | grep vbox: https://pastebin.com/sqPDSMia output of dmesg | tail: https://pastebin.com/t7zSFcpv output of systemctl --failed: ● pteroq.service loaded failed failed Pterodactyl Queue Worker ● vboxweb-service.service loaded failed failed vboxweb-service.service ● pteroq.service loaded failed failed Pterodactyl Queue Worker ● vboxweb-service.service loaded failed failed vboxweb-service.service Thanks for the replies so far!
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