Chunchunmaru_

are you sure eth0 is the name of your physical adapter? I ask this if you copy pasted the iptables commands from somewhere without editing it

It would be nice if that would still work and not break anything after every windows update

So that's why my OpenVPN configurations I use on Windows clients can be edited from Windows 10 but not from Windows 7, good to know However, I'd really wish some useful and optional features in notepad, like very very basic syntax highlighting and multi tabbing, something that wouldn't mess that much with what everyone is used to, they partially did this to windows explorer (even if it's still missing multi-tab here) And I hope no UWP apps like Paint 3D are planned, unless it's something like the new screen capture app

I'm dual booting since 2007

Probably it's a buggy driver...

Tell us the chipset name of that wifi chip, so far it looks like it has a shitty driver and we need to know the exact name to see if there is another driver avaiable

Personally I'm constantly switching between because one can't fulfill the other, my blasphemy levels are out of control I would say Windows is much more garbage of course, Linux would be better with more third-party support

A bit of an advice of what you are doing here for the 3.2 part You are enabling AMDGPU support for legacy GPU's who primarly use the radeon driver, the amdgpu driver is builtin at least from the last 3 years on the major distros and the only AMD GPU's that will use it are Southern Islands (SI) GPU's and Sea Islands (CIK) GPU's, and what you wrote was enabling support ONLY for CIK gpu's, you actually have to put this Southern Islands (SI): radeon.si_support=0 amdgpu.si_support=1 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radeon_HD_7000_series) Sea Islands (CIK): radeon.cik_support=0 amdgpu.cik_support=1 (as you correctly wrote, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radeon_Rx_200_series) This is not needed for new gen AMD GPU's

I don't think an anti cheat software has an ext4 driver builtin, anyway the only way would be blocking access to the second hard-drive or partition with LUKS (or just unplug it)

Is it on an external storage?

Also what distro are you running? Do you have all the wine dependencies?

https://www.protondb.com/app/271590 As stating here it should run just fine the only thing I can think of is: Is the game installed on an external HDD? Are you using the latest proton version? (5.0.6) Anyway try also cleaning the wine prefix then running the game again (it should be located in steamapps/compatdata/*appidofgta5*/

What are your PC specs?

I don't think so, they got different CPU architecture I think? You may have better luck by just installing an Unix System V with qemu and install the programs on it

I think there is a misconception here, you are not using the classic "privacy-friendly VPN" that someone sells When working from home you are supposed to access the company resources through their own VPN server without opening any useless resource to the internet

I'm surprised they actually signed that driver and not some VirtIO drivers for KVM running Windows VM's

The VPN problem was an issue to me even before in WSL 1, but mainly because of network names not being passed to the VPN DNS server because of an incorrect /etc/resolv.conf file the WSL created At least now I could connect directly the openvpn client (SSH only), even though without X.org + Remmina I would use the Windows RDP client + two simultaneous VPN client connections

I may have figured it out... Clearly my board "auto" settings is nuts Here is what voltage applies to my sticks Single 4GB (old) stick: 1.214 V, Stock clock 2133Hz Dual 4GB (old) sticks: 1.316 V, Stock clock 2133Hz Single 4GB (old) stick: 1.360 V, 2667Hz Dual 4GB (old) sticks: 1.210 V, 2667Hz Single 4GB (new) stick: 1.210 V, 2333Hz (no oc, auto mode) Single 4GB (new) stick: 1.360V, 2667Hz Three 4GB sticks. 1.360V, stock clocks 2133Hz Three 4GB sticks. 1.210V, at 2667Hz ???????????????? Is 1.316V safe? Anyway, I'll try forcing 1.250V first and see how it goes

I already thought about that, but it's strange they work fine when only the two of them are installed I tried mixing the old and the new one in dual-channel mode without the third old one, so 1x4GB New one + 1x4GB Old one and I got no issues at all With further investigating, I noticed the following things, maybe this board is a bit nuts With stock bios settings, no OC at all, with the old sticks, the DRAM voltage states 1.36V When I set the OC at 2667 (without changing anything else) the DRAM voltage locks up to 1.21V Could it be I need to force the voltage a bit higher?? Even though both sticks are rated for 1.2V Could I try forcing the voltage at 1.25V?

Good morning, I'll start with the system setup CPU: Ryzen 5 1600, stock clocks Mobo: MSI B350M Mortar RAM: a couple of old, scrapped from a skylake build (2015) 2x DDR4 HyperX 4GB RAM, serial KHX2133C14D4, stock clocked at 2133Hz New ram stick: 1x DDR4 HyperX 4GB RAM, serial KHX3200C16D4/4GX, maximum clock 3200Hz PSU: Enermax Triathlor Eco 550W GPU: RX 580 8GB I overclocked the two old 4GB x2 HyperX sticks at 2667Hz from the bios since a LOT of years and it was pretty much stable, I could even leave stock voltages (1.2V) since it was rated for in the product page, but without XMP Amazon page (couldn't find the product page anymore from kingston) https://www.amazon.it/gp/product/B00TY6A1P0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The issue came out when I installed the new (5yo newer!) ram stick, and since it was rated for 3200Hz I was pretty much sure to have no problems at all, but eventually both Linux and Windows started acting strange, bsods, random reboots, and the Windows Memory Diagnostic almost gave out hardware problems instantly when the clock was set at 2667Hz from the bios... I'm pretty much clueless of what I have to do and what the problem could be, here are the things I tried: - Tried swapping the DIMM slots (I got 4), no luck no matter the order - Tried to swap the ram so the dual channel is made between the old one and the new one (also tried the opposite), no luck - Updated the BIOS - Tried to OC only two sticks in dual channel, the old and new one, it worked perfectly, so wtf? so, tl;dr, the problem comes out only when 3 DIMMS are installed, no matter in which order or memory channel, they won't work decently if the clock is set at 2667Hz They work fine when I leave stock clocks Here are the SPD pages of CPU-Z Old one New one: Could it be something voltage-related?

Check if the atl1e driver is loaded lsmod | grep atl1e

Try to install the 32 bit drivers sudo apt install libvulkan1 libvulkan1:i386 and if you got the 430 nvidia drivers libnvidia-gl-430:i386 Also try to reinstall the drivers from the driver manager if the issue still persist Also I recommend using the ppa:graphics-drivers repo

The ISP is probably blocking the incoming 25 port, not the outgoing one, so it's probably something bad configured if you can't still send emails using GMAIL as a relay host Also, afaik GMAIL only uses SSL, from the log I can clearly see you are configuring gmail to relay mails to the port 25

sadly OMV is not a desktop OS, interfering with it configuring the net interfaces could cause issues USB tethering anyway needs the usbnet kernel module to be avaiable, then it should show up as an interface type ifconfig -a if you can obtain an address with dhcp ethX or with dhcpd ethX, you are good to go and you have an internet connection as for the lan driver, just type lspci -v as root so I can understand what kind of chipset it is