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  1. So I ripped apart this EliteBook 840 G6 because it swears it has a 32GB Kingston SD card but I couldn't fucking find it.

     

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    I had the smart card reader removed, detached the mouse pad, removed the SSD, took the battery out, ripped out the keyboard, looked under the RAM, checked the SIM slot. Could not find a SD card or SD card slot. Some research said the Smart Card reader can have an adapter to read SD cards but nothing was in there.

     

    Turns out the bastard was hiding under the Wi-Fi card of all places as a eMMC module.

     

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    Why is this here? Why does this exist? Why bother when you have a NVMe SSD slot and came with one? This is a TB2932 which according to what I read is a SATA performance level chip but it's only 32GB. What function does this serve? I was able to format it and mount the drive. I mean you could in theory install Linux on it and use that if you wanted the laptop to double as a server but otherwise I have no idea...

     

    Any ideas?

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    2. leadeater

      leadeater

      1 minute ago, Windows7ge said:

      Your Google-fu is stronger than mine.

      Over a decade of using HP laptops and desktops 🙂

       

      I know where they hide their skeletons

    3. da na

      da na

      15 minutes ago, leadeater said:

      Over a decade of using HP laptops and desktops 🙂

       

      I know where they hide their skeletons

      I tried finding said skeletons but I got lost on the 10 different screw types on the Pavilion DV2000 😛

    4. Windows7ge

      Windows7ge

      4 minutes ago, da na said:

      I tried finding said skeletons but I got lost on the 10 different screw types on the Pavilion DV2000 😛

      The screws on the bottom of the X360 830 G6 are the most bastardous design. They're so small it stripped my screw bit and now I can barely undo them.

  2. Hot take, but Styrofoam in general should be a war crime.

     

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    It's fucking everywhere.

     

    20231226_133023.thumb.jpg.d7e983349bbda5c74038627291741b0e.jpg

     

    I wish I could meet the unpaid intern who decided to ship these laptops using this. Its even stuck inside USB ports, SC slots, docking ports, Ethernet, and the static electricity is making them stick to litterally everything.

     

    154 laptops, I wanna say I managed to remove 95% of the mess but the rest is going to be all over my workbench tomarrow. 🤬

    1.   Show previous replies  2 more
    2. Poinkachu

      Poinkachu

      Fight fire with fire!!

       

      Time to contact Electroboom and ask if you can borrow his tools.

    3. Windows7ge

      Windows7ge

      I spent today walking around looking like a human snowglobe because I'm still not done working with these...

    4. TopHatProductions115

      TopHatProductions115

      @Moonzy Corruption of the youth, for teaching them to use it in the first place >:3

  3. Does this mark the end of folding month? I just got my electric bill and it shot up $110...
  4. So I just COMPLETELY forgot I was participate in this the last two weeks. Good to know the servers didn't die while I was neglecting them...
  5. Huh, no shot it worked first freaking try. o_O

     

    Over Thanks Giving I wrote some code...

    using System;
    using System.IO;
    using System.Management;
    using Microsoft.Win32;
    using System.Text;
    using System.Collections.Generic;
    
    namespace HardwareDatabaseLogger
    {
        internal class Program
        {
            static void Main(string[] args)
            {
                Console.Title = "Hardware Database Logger";
    
                Int64 memory = 0;
                bool serialExists = false;
                string[] system = new string[8];
                string temp;
    
                RegistryKey pRegKey = Registry.LocalMachine;
                pRegKey = pRegKey.OpenSubKey(@"HARDWARE\DESCRIPTION\System\BIOS");
                Object spn = pRegKey.GetValue("SystemProductName");
                Object bios_vendor = pRegKey.GetValue("BIOSVendor");
                Object system_sku = pRegKey.GetValue("SystemSKU");
    
                ManagementObjectSearcher mySerialObject = new ManagementObjectSearcher("select SerialNumber from Win32_BIOS");
                foreach (ManagementObject obj in mySerialObject.Get()) { system[0] = obj["SerialNumber"].ToString(); }
    
                switch (spn.ToString())
                {
                    case "HP EliteBook 840 G5":
                        system[1] = "ELITEBOOK 840 G5";
                        break;
    
                    case "HP EliteBook 840 G6":
                        system[1] = "ELITEBOOK 840 G6";
                        break;
                    
                    default:
                        system[1] = spn.ToString();
                        break;
                }
    
                switch (bios_vendor.ToString())
                {
                    case "HP":
                        system[2] = system_sku.ToString();
                        break;
    
                    default:
                        system[2] = "Could not locate vendor: " + bios_vendor.ToString();
                        break;
                }
    
                ManagementObjectSearcher myProcessorObject = new ManagementObjectSearcher("select Name from Win32_Processor");
                foreach (ManagementObject obj in myProcessorObject.Get()) { system[3] = obj["Name"].ToString(); }
    
                switch (system[3])
                {
                    case "Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7300U CPU @ 2.60GHz":
                        system[3] = "CORE i5 7300U 2.60";
                        break;
    
                    case "Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8250U CPU @ 1.60GHz":
                        system[3] = "CORE i5 8250U 1.60";
                        break;
    
                    case "Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8350U CPU @ 1.70GHz":
                        system[3] = "CORE i5 8350U 1.70";
                        break;
    
                    case "Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8365U CPU @ 1.60GHz":
                        system[3] = "CORE i5 8365U 1.60";
                        break;
    
                    case "Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8650U CPU @ 1.90GHz":
                        system[3] = "CORE i7 8650U 1.90";
                        break;
    
                    case "Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8665U CPU @ 1.90GHz":
                        system[3] = "CORE i7 8665U 1.90";
                        break;
    
                    default:
                        //Leaves raw CPU name in system array.
                        break;
                }
    
                ManagementObjectSearcher myMemoryObject = new ManagementObjectSearcher("select Capacity from Win32_PhysicalMemory");
                foreach (ManagementObject obj in myMemoryObject.Get()) { memory += Convert.ToInt64(obj["Capacity"]); }
    
                system[4] = (memory / 1048576).ToString();
    
                DriveInfo[] allDrives = DriveInfo.GetDrives();
                foreach (DriveInfo d in allDrives)
                {
                    if (d.DriveType == DriveType.Fixed)
                    {
                        temp = (Convert.ToInt64(d.TotalSize) / 1073741824).ToString();
    
                        switch (temp)
                        {
                            case "111":
                                system[5] += "128 SSD ";
                                break;
    
                            case "119":
                                system[5] += "128 SSD ";
                                break;
    
                            case "237":
                                system[5] += "256 SSD ";
                                break;
    
                            case "238":
                                system[5] += "256 SSD ";
                                break;
    
                            case "476":
                                system[5] += "512 SSD ";
                                break;
    
                            case "952":
                                system[5] += "1024 SSD ";
                                break;
    
                            default:
                                system[5] += temp + " ";
                                break;
                        }
                    }
                }
    
                ManagementObjectSearcher myVideoObject = new ManagementObjectSearcher("select Name from Win32_VideoController");
                foreach (ManagementObject obj in myVideoObject.Get())
                {
                    if (obj["Name"].ToString() != "Microsoft Basic Display Adapter")
                    {
                        switch (obj["Name"].ToString())
                        {
                            case "Intel(R) HD Graphics 620":
                                system[6] += "INTEL HD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ";
                                break;
    
                            case "Intel(R) UHD Graphics 620":
                                system[6] += "INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ";
                                break;
    
                            default:
                                system[6] += obj["Name"].ToString();
                                break;
                        }
                    }
                }
    
                ManagementObjectSearcher myNetworkObject = new ManagementObjectSearcher("select Name from Win32_NetworkAdapter");
                foreach (ManagementObject obj in myNetworkObject.Get())
                {
                    switch (obj["Name"].ToString())
                    {
                        case "Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265":
                            system[7] = "B/G/N/AC";
                            break;
    
                        case "Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX200 160MHz":
                            system[7] = "B/G/N/AC/AX";
                            break;
                    }
                }
    
                StringBuilder log = new StringBuilder();
                List<string> current = null;
    
                foreach (var line in File.ReadAllLines("n:/database.txt"))
                {
                    if (line.Contains(system[0]) && current == null)
                        serialExists = true;
                }
    
                if (serialExists == false)
                {
                    log.Append(system[0] + "," + system[1] + "," + system[2] + "," + system[3] + "," + system[4] + "," + system[5] + "," + system[6] + "," + system[7] + "\n");
                    File.AppendAllText("n:/database.txt", log.ToString());
                    log.Clear();
                }
            }
        }
    }

     

    So what this CLI application does is it pulls all of a computers hardware information and uploads it to a network database file.

     

    With the assistance of some batch scripts and having access to C:\ during WinPE deployment I can inject my program into up to 36 simultaneous clients before they boot Windows for the first time.

     

    When they do boot for the first time they connect to the company Wi-Fi and this program is executed. After execution the script deletes everything that ran including itself. Nothing shows up in the Recycle Bin though data recovery tools might be able to do something technically.

     

    The end result is instead of meticulously one by one pairing Serial Numbers with computer hardware information which is an all day long process I can now pair 36 computer S/N's with their respective hardware and install Windows in about 30 minutes.

     

    The output file looks like this:

    2TK9490H4H,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7QY37UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    2TK9490J10,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7QY37UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG0132V3F,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,9UF58UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG0132WVC,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,9UF58UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG0132XT1,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,9UF58UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG0132XVH,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,9UF58UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG0132XW0,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7QY37UPP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,16384,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG021C2GM,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7ZU52UP#ABA,CORE i7 8665U 1.90,16384,512 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG021C2GR,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7ZU52UP#ABA,CORE i7 8665U 1.90,16384,512 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG0239C10,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7QY37UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG03354MZ,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7QY37UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG0362XTG,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7QY37UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG0395X38,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7QY37UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG0432G9Q,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7QY37UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG045696V,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7QY37UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG0462DSW,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7QY37UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG9394Y94,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7QY37UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG9394YR1,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7QY37UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    5CG93952B5,ELITEBOOK 840 G6,7QY37UP#ABA,CORE i5 8365U 1.60,8192,256 SSD ,INTEL UHD GRAPHICS 620-128MB ,B/G/N/AC/AX
    

    I had to do this manually before. Now the server can do this for me.

     

    This is only BETAv1. This program only just got born and it worked on the first try. That's fantastic. I look forward to refining it and building it out to be more capable.

    1.   Show previous replies  1 more
    2. TopHatProductions115

      TopHatProductions115

      Is this Java? Or C#? Just curious...

    3. Senzelian

      Senzelian

      Thanks. I feel stupid now. Why is there no option to report you for making me feel stupid? That should be an option!

    4. Windows7ge

      Windows7ge

      5 hours ago, TopHatProductions115 said:

      Is this Java? Or C#? Just curious...

      C#

       

      2 hours ago, Senzelian said:

      Thanks. I feel stupid now. Why is there no option to report you for making me feel stupid? That should be an option!

      ...the option is right there...

       

      Screenshotfrom2023-11-2917-36-58.png.93bc94f8fdaa244577b6e49cab0b8ef2.png

  6. Network upgrades complete. 50Gig uplink, up to 96 1Gig client connections.

     

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    Unfortunately I did discover HPE did something stupid. Turns out slot #3 is only running at 4x Gen2 through the chipset for no particular reason.

     

    Screenshotfrom2023-11-1617-10-16.png.f333a1ec03a21dbde2d6fdf81439ff9b.png

     

    So at most it has a maximum of 2GB/s performance. I don't think I'm saturating the NIC even though it should be enough in theory. I don't know if going through Intel's QPI link to CPU2 would be faster though.

    1. da na

      da na

      That is utterly incredible.

      How are the 4 transcievers divided on the Cisco switches? They're 2.5G each, aren't they? So... the more you plug in, the more gigabit ports you can use at full speed simultaneously...? Or is it more for redundancy

    2. Windows7ge

      Windows7ge

      2 hours ago, da na said:

      That is utterly incredible.

      How are the 4 transcievers divided on the Cisco switches? They're 2.5G each, aren't they? So... the more you plug in, the more gigabit ports you can use at full speed simultaneously...? Or is it more for redundancy

      Ports 2-12,25,26 VLAN 10

      Ports 13-24,27,28 VLAN 20

       

      Both switches.

       

      On the server side the ports are bonded to behave like a switch so it's one logical network but multiple logical switches.

       

      By evenly dividing the load across each link this gives both switches 2.25GB/s connection to the server. I need to do performance testing but I have real world tested the server pushing 3.85GB/s over the network. With 50Gig now I should be able to go higher.

  7. Interesting things I'm learning. Linux won't reuse Process ID's while the server is running. +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Processes: | | GPU GI CI PID Type Process name GPU Memory | | ID ID Usage | |=======================================================================================| | 0 N/A N/A 1293421 C ...it/22-0.0.20/Core_22.fah/FahCore_22 428MiB | | 1 N/A N/A 1299072 C ...it/22-0.0.20/Core_22.fah/FahCore_22 178MiB | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ When I started the box six days ago I was only in the 1,000's now we're in the 1,000,000's and rising. o_O
  8. Mor networking!

     

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    Something I love about old network cable is the ability to just chop it up, re-terminate, and repurpose it all. We're making 10 ~20ft Cat6 cables.

     

    I can finally get some use out of this unused network switch (#2). 40Gig uplink is great and all but 50Gig would be better.

     

    20231114_153112.thumb.jpg.dee175c89e5fe98ffd84c96611bce978.jpg

    1. Lurick

      Lurick

      50gig is cool, I'm still hoping in a couple years we'll finally have SFP-128 options on the market 🙂

      SFP-56 is supposed to be coming out this year or early next iirc.

    2. Windows7ge

      Windows7ge

      I know SFP28 is 25Gig. I'll have to lookup SFP56.

       

      I kind of prefer QSFP+ for 40Gig just because of the size of my hands. The cables & modules are easier told hold. Less finnicky. We don't have that here though these are direct to server quad SFP+ connections.

    3. Lurick

      Lurick

      Yah SFP56 is 50G but in SFP form factor. What I really enjoy about 25G and 50G SFPs is that they have the pull tab like the QSFP modules do 😄

  9. I only had to fight tooth and nail to get it but my replacement SSD turned into an upgraded SSD.

     

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    Gen3 -> Gen4

    7300 PRO -> 7400 PRO

     

    Just an FYI be careful buying from 3rd party marketplace sellers. I just went through Hell getting this replacement. Amazon could't do anything for me, the seller ghosted me. I had to talk to Micron who just said they aren't the distributor. Gave them the S/N which then directed me to Crucial. Crucial processed my RMA. Told me they didn't have 7300's anymore. Offered me a 7400. Sent me a confirmation for replacement. Sent me another e-mail saying they were out of stock. Then a couple days ago I got another email that my replacement finally shipped.

     

    So that sucked.

     

    Worse, I'm starting to suspect the motherboard is killing the SSD's but I don't know why. This is the second SSD I've replaced in this slot.

     

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    Each time I replace the SSD I start getting this error in the log:

     

    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.041503] {62}[Hardware Error]: Hardware error from APEI Generic Hardware Error Source: 0
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.042451] {62}[Hardware Error]: It has been corrected by h/w and requires no further action
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.042893] {62}[Hardware Error]: event severity: corrected
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.043288] {62}[Hardware Error]:  Error 0, type: corrected
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.043683] {62}[Hardware Error]:   section_type: PCIe error
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.044068] {62}[Hardware Error]:   port_type: 4, root port
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.044452] {62}[Hardware Error]:   version: 3.0
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.044842] {62}[Hardware Error]:   command: 0x0547, status: 0x0010
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.045228] {62}[Hardware Error]:   device_id: 0000:17:00.0
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.045620] {62}[Hardware Error]:   slot: 21
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.045998] {62}[Hardware Error]:   secondary_bus: 0x18
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.046369] {62}[Hardware Error]:   vendor_id: 0x8086, device_id: 0x2030
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.046747] {62}[Hardware Error]:   class_code: 060400
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.047113] {62}[Hardware Error]:   bridge: secondary_status: 0x0000, control: 0x0013
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.055863] pcieport 0000:17:00.0: AER: aer_status: 0x00001000, aer_mask: 0x00002000
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.056233] pcieport 0000:17:00.0:    [12] Timeout               
    Nov 11 08:46:42 intel kernel: [1346300.056606] pcieport 0000:17:00.0: AER: aer_layer=Data Link Layer, aer_agent=Transmitter ID

     

    When I lookup what component is at address 17:00.0:

    17:00.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation Sky Lake-E PCI Express Root Port A (rev 04)

    So this is either part of the CPU or C621 PCH and might be killing the SSDs. I'm not sure. If I lose a 3rd SSD I'm just going to stop using that slot and assume the motherboard has a problem.

    1. TopHatProductions115

      TopHatProductions115

      Why not test a replacement motherboard? Just curious...

    2. Windows7ge

      Windows7ge

      22 minutes ago, TopHatProductions115 said:

      Why not test a replacement motherboard? Just curious...

      Dual socket LGA3647 w/ 7 active PCI_e slots as my primary hypervisor server with multiple things passed through.

       

      I don't really have it in me to find a temporary replacement board without taking it offline for a long period of time.

       

      Reading the motherboard schematic the PCH only gets one whopping PCI_e lane so if the current SSD in that slot a Kingston DC1000B is getting 1/4th the bandwidth and sharing it with other devices. I'm better off putting it on a riser card and putting it in a CPU2 slot. The Intel QPI link has much higher bandwidth. It'd be worth it. I might just put them on the Supermicro 4x22110 riser card I have if that happens.

    3. Windows7ge

      Windows7ge

      Actually now that you really brought it to my attention I think I have to swap my SSD's with my HDDs. There's no way all of this is sharing a single PCI_e Gen3 lane. That caps multiple Gig performance to 1GB/s.

  10. I like how you started at 10M, dropped to 0 then just flew past 80M.
  11. There we go, NOW we're getting somewhere. This is about what I was expecting more or less. So, how many multitudes more are others getting. Am I in last place yet?
  12. Alright, ditched Windows we're going full Linux nodes. I decided since we verified the passkey is working on one Linux node with a GPU I'm just going to throw the other one in and run two nodes instead of three. Turns out every other slot is a little too close for my super basic airflow guides. But temps still look ok so whatever. +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | NVIDIA-SMI 535.104.12 Driver Version: 535.104.12 CUDA Version: 12.2 | |-----------------------------------------+----------------------+----------------------+ | GPU Name Persistence-M | Bus-Id Disp.A | Volatile Uncorr. ECC | | Fan Temp Perf Pwr:Usage/Cap | Memory-Usage | GPU-Util Compute M. | | | | MIG M. | |=========================================+======================+======================| | 0 Tesla P4 Off | 00000000:02:00.0 Off | Off | | N/A 70C P0 60W / 75W | 180MiB / 8192MiB | 99% Default | | | | N/A | +-----------------------------------------+----------------------+----------------------+ | 1 Tesla P4 Off | 00000000:81:00.0 Off | 0 | | N/A 64C P0 54W / 75W | 122MiB / 7680MiB | 99% Default | | | | N/A | +-----------------------------------------+----------------------+----------------------+ +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Processes: | | GPU GI CI PID Type Process name GPU Memory | | ID ID Usage | |=======================================================================================| | 0 N/A N/A 1593 C ...it/22-0.0.20/Core_22.fah/FahCore_22 178MiB | | 1 N/A N/A 2292 C ...it/22-0.0.20/Core_22.fah/FahCore_22 120MiB | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ For the moment the log says everything's working AOK. We'll see if I get another PPD bump in the next 24~48hrs. I'd like to see >2M.
  13. Okay, NOW we're starting to get somewhere. Appears that way. I might swap that Windows VM for Linux. Even if the PPD in FAH Control aren't accurate Linux is consistently higher than Windows anyways. I might get the bonus that way if in the 4 days the passkey has been correct it should have gotten one by now.
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