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Is this the only way? I bought these two drives together hoping I can mirror them.

I am trying to mirror my c drive on my computer. I have tried adding a mirror (exact same model), and it just says "not enough space to complete this operation", but I have 260gb remaining on it! What can I do to possibly fix this? Edit: I have also tried shrinking the primary partition by 10gb. Didn't work either.

It is destroyed and you cannot get it back. I guess if you really wanted to run it, you would have to get a donor card, chop off the pcie connection off of that, but that still wouldn't work so, it's dead.

I have a usg pro and a unifi controller. To make my network secure I decided to switch to wpa 2 enterprise and segregate my server network and my home network. I am running into a small issue with both of these. The first is that not all the devices that I use support wpa 2 enterprise. BUT THIS IS FINE!!!!! I just made a "guest" network with a password :). Now the second problem is that I segregated the networks. I can't access the second network through my laptop which is connected on the first network. How do I try to get around this? I made a rule allowing my computer's ip/mac through the segregation. But now what? Well, it's not working! I tried a rule before the segregation rules and one after. It just doesn't work! How can I allow my computer through? Also, I am not putting any vlans as creating vlans through cli is complicated and messy and I would rather just do the method above. (It's not a dumb switch, it's just meant for datacenters) Edit: My second network is on lan 3 (or wan 2, sfp) on the usg pro.

Yea I have everything set up except the graphics cards. My only concern was that I would have to get some kind of Quadro card because I would be passing through the graphics cards through a hypervisor, but I don't think that would be an issue because the setup would be a graphics card for each vm.

No not really as a multiplayer game server, but for "cloud" gaming from a remote place. Not really as a main gaming rig, but just so when I go out of town for a month, I can play something.

Yea, but I'll probably depend less on games that require you to have lower latency and more on games that require more than an igpu to run.

I was thinking of putting in 2 gtx 1050 TIs (they're old but they perform ok) into one of my servers. I do have a desktop pc, but when I go on vacation I have to play on something (and one of my other friends). With 50mpbs up I think it should be fine (right?). I was also thinking of getting a bigger server so I can fit taller graphics cards (like gtx 1660), but that's just a little too much money for me at the current moment (pandemic and everything). Should I spend $200 on graphics cards so I can game when I'm away? Is it worth it? Edit: I don't care that much about latency as I will be playing casual games. I have a vacation home not too far away from where I live and the latency from there to my house is about 50-60ms.

Thank you! Turns out the port has a bit of dirt inside of it and it now works fine. Thank you!

The output flickers from time to time. Probably gonna sell it for parts though.

I have an RX 570 that I used to use and worked perfectly fine. I then stopped using due to it's massive power consumption and inefficiency. Because I wasn't using it, I decided to replace the thermal paste on the card. I have done this before, but on a gtx 750 ti. When I was inspecting it to make sure it's all good to sell it online, I realized that one of the display outputs were kind of broken. The output which I had connected the monitor to was the DVI port and it kept flashing from time to time. Is there any way I can fix this issue with possibly reconnecting something or re soldering something? And also, how difficult would this be?

What Windows version are you using?

I am running a small Minecraft server for a couple of my friends (-/+ 30) and because I'm self hosting it I want to be sure everything is secure. I already has a firewall with intrusion prevention blocking anything bad before it reaches any open ports. That is not my concern though. My concern is that there could be a potential security vulnerability with running a Minecraft server and that I'm not setting something up correctly. Also, I'm hosting this on a public domain that a quite number of people knew about. Here is my setup: Firewall (with ips, forwarding only port 25565) --> Minecraft Server (With ports 25565 and 22 open, oh with ssh keys of course) Sure, it's just a vm with Minecraft on it and nothing else, but I've also got things on my network (aren't mine) that I have a half concern about (Old Windows 7 machine). Every vm that I host does have the proper firewall settings for it so I'm not worried about that. Are there any known specific security gateways for Minecraft servers or is it just yolo? Again, I'm just making sure, because I'm better safe than having to explain to the other people that their computers are hijacked. I'm honestly probably overthinking this, but is this fine?

You should make sure that these drives don't already have partitions. Once you've removed the partitions you can choose spanned or stripped. If one is already your c drive then you cannot create it in Windows and you would probably want to create some kind of raid 0 in your bios, but you have to reinstall Windows.

If you have another computer try putting it into that and see if it registers. If you don't have another computer, but have another hard drive or ssd (that is fine for you to wipe) install another os and see if it registers it in that.

Make sure the cooler is making contact with the cpu and if you took it out and didn't replace the thermal paste maybe you should.

Try inserting it into a different pcie slot and see if it works on another slot.

Did you plug everything in and make sure everything works (fans spinning or pump running)

I know this probably isn't the recommended way to do things, but you could upgrade it to 8gb of ram, then install ubuntu server on it. Within that you can create a raid 1 (in case one hard drive fails unless you have a raid controller) or raid 0 if it's not that important, and then install samba on that installation. You could probably get away doing the same installing something like Debian. Mostly cli but on those specs running something heavy like freenas is kind of hard.

I have solar panels with a combiner box and a disconnect switch, and because I don't have a generator I want my solar panels to continue generating power for me while the power is out. Now because I am using micro inverters on each solar panel I can't really hook up something with dc and for the microinverters to work they need to be receiving some kind of power. To keep providing power to them even while the power was out I was thinking of hooking up a couple (4 or so) lead acid batteries. Now the problem is that I have no idea how to hook up these batteries. I understand that they have to go through a relay, but how do I put power into the combiner or into my electrical panel to provide power just so they can keep producing power and then keep charging the batteries and then again, and again, and so on. As you might have guessed my system is also grid tied. Is there a special kind of inverter that does this job?

No it shouldn't. 1.1.1.3 is a cloudflare dns server and it blocks malware and inappropriate content.

Solved it, this is not a problem with my database at all, but my paths. I instead added profile_path to my _follow.html.erb for my notifications and this fixed it!

I have a profile model and controller in Rails, and it works all well and good except when I call profile_path or simply "profile". I try and create: <%= link_to current_user.profile_path %> and instead of loading a link to the current user's profile path, I get: PG::UndefinedTable: ERROR: relation "profiles" does not exist LINE 8: WHERE a.attrelid = '"profiles"'::regclass Also, in my schema.rb I have nothing mentioning any to profile or profiles. I'm not sure if this helps, but here are my models and controllers. profile.rb class Profile < ApplicationRecord belongs_to :user end user.rb class User < ApplicationRecord has_one :profile dependent: :destroy end profile_controller.rb class ProfileController < ApplicationController skip_before_action :configure_permitted_parameters, only: [:show] before_action :authenticate_user!, only: [:index, :follow, :unfollow] def show @user = User.find(params[:id]) end def index end end Also a closer step to my issue is that I'm using a "notifications" gem (literally called that) for my notifications and this is what I have under it. # Method name of user profile page path, in User model, default: nil self.user_profile_url_method = 'profile' Also, I think this might be a database problem and can probably be fixed with a simple migration, but I'm not sure what to put in the migration to fix it.

Yea, most likely I’m not gonna need anything too fast considering that dual 10gb is about 3 gigabytes per second and should be fine until we get more clients or upgrade our storage to something fast like nvme.

For $128 you can get a Mellanox 36 port off of eBay. Plus power is cheap here and I also have solar to also save me some more money. My 10gb switch is also artista and it’s power consumption is “ok”.