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Threw a nuc on the rack, currently learning how to run my on web server without having to pay someone like godaddy. So far so good, I managed to tie the host from no-ip to it and it's working great online. Never done it before so I thought it was cool to have a dedicate server for my own personal page project. I ran it first on a vm, before any changes to the Nuc. Manage to get: Apache Mariadb Php Wordpress So far so good, I'm sure to some that stuff is easy. But hey better late than never right lol. I'm building the site as more as a fun project, that I can use to help me learn and develop my self pace in web design and dev. I use to be a huge fan of the movie hackers, since it kinda started me into tech. Soooo... lol. I figure if i'm having fun during a personal project, it'll just keep motivating me to keep learning. So far i'm getting html, and css done. After I think i'm suppose to be aiming for php or better JS which has been catching my eye for sure.
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Gonna have to take the ups from wifey rack out, which sucks. Dam thing makes me regret not hitting the gym more.
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Sound amazing, but that comes with the type of fans that you use. "Noc, or Cors". In terms of air flow, is hard to beat server cases like this one or similar style. (3x 120mm front, 2x 80mm back, and you can go ballistic with that fan wall from 3 to 6 depending how you mount them. There's a dude called JDM_WAAT on youtube as well, he did a Anniversary build I believe it was the same case. He went with 2 Evga's Hydro blocks, on a dual xeon. Hope it helps.
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Why is my Ubuntu glitching out?
kilcmd replied to Vasllo's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
It's fine mate, I don't need to chill any more than what i already do or i'll end up in a coma lol. Maybe If I didn't see the post I probably wouldn't have felt it was directed towards me or something 420 paranoia is serious. Possibly taking the same approach in messaging him direct and discreet as you do for other situations could have avoided that. Appreciate you though for explaining the process. -
Why is my Ubuntu glitching out?
kilcmd replied to Vasllo's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
No worries, yeah it took my like a day to be like you you know what let me try different builder, and i switched it to etcher and the installs were going in with out me having a slew of errors on the os later. No worries I hope i was able to help a bit. -
Why is my Ubuntu glitching out?
kilcmd replied to Vasllo's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
I'm a bit confused just trying to help him, i guess i'll stop now don't wanna get into trouble. -
Why is my Ubuntu glitching out?
kilcmd replied to Vasllo's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
When you did the setup on the vm, did you let the vm do a guided partition install and allowed it to do it for you to save time? or did you attempt to mimic for what i'm understanding a manual partition setup. If you allowed the os to do the partition for you, and install automatically. Then I would try to allow it to do the same for the partition your trying to rebuild. Also I do the same I hang in linux when i want to get things done, I would recommend some tools i use for coding or working in lunx : joe editor, and tmux are my favorite. Atom is also a great Gui option for coding. OHHH also Since you mention the program you used to make the iso. I encounter something a while back, when using rufus to make the iso. It was breaking my installs, I switched to Etcher no more install issues. Depending on the iso i've noticed either of them can cause an error. Noticed it when doing my ubuntu, esxi, and pop os usb builds. -
Why is my Ubuntu glitching out?
kilcmd replied to Vasllo's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
You don't have to stray far from ubuntu, xubuntu I believe is pretty much the same thing. Also part of the fun of getting into linux is that now you have options lol enjoy them. Welcome to linux btw, trust me your gonna find it more fun the more you use it. Discord you say, not sure if your into gaming which brought that on I'd recommend also Pop Os Is a linux distro that comes game ready. Normally when I hear that an operating system is acting the fkup like that, even after deleting the entire partition you can't keep ruling the idea that it's a installation problem or the iso/os install. At that point the troubleshooting scope expands to the things that could affect os operations: Bios, or Hardware changes. Specially if you grab the same usb from a previously working install, and now it's magically not working. -
Why is my Ubuntu glitching out?
kilcmd replied to Vasllo's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
I'm not sure what you mean by you don't get, but I was trying to see if the ISO's that you downloaded also did the same things inside the virtual machine. Essentially just checking if the same error would replicate, because if it doesn't... If you were able to run an earlier version of it, and you try to install that same version again but the machine persist on acting the same way. Try to check either your Bios or maybe try to install a different distro. -
Why is my Ubuntu glitching out?
kilcmd replied to Vasllo's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
Just curious: Maybe try to torrent the file from them to make sure it's not getting corrupted during downloads: https://ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads Any Bio's updates done recently? Also good Idea rolling back to a previous version. If you have a spare machine, that would allow a small vm to run. You could also test the ISO's against the vm's to see if the same thing happens. -
Thank you!!
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MTC....
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Well with all good plans, I hit the wall a few times, including having to swap the rad, I still manage to fit a push pull. Trying to keep it clean, trying is the word. Fired her up, just to make sure nothing went terrible wrong. Thankfully the operation went well, and the engine was moved to the new chassi.
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Quick Trip to Homedepo.. I did a couple of test shots, and then went for it. I think the finish came out good, considering thats the reflection of the ceiling lol. What happen next took every fiber in my body to not cringe through.
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Started taking my setup apart, and moving to the side. Let's be real I smoke, and wasn't going to remember of the top what port I had programmed to what so quick pic called it a day lol. God fearing of taking my machine apart, I figure let me get my case ready. I was curious and slightly "baking a cake", when I was like there too much silver/chrome on this machine.
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My Rack arrived 24u from Tripp-lite. Took it apart to bring it up stairs.
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[Build Log] The first PC I've built in three years - Big upgrade
kilcmd replied to wafflehaus's topic in Build Logs
This came out looking very nice, good work mate. -
This look's amazing!
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Started prepping wifey's machine's, and her desk. I also got started on the ups, and the rack.
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I was able to setup the network up and running, and adopted all the switches and the AP.
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Update: Server racks started coming in, but the fun part was when wifey's parts started arriving. The Noctua's, and the Ram showed up. So after I had finish dropping the board in, at 2am I got started on the fan wall. Too much excitement lol. mtc....
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Thank you!
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First time doing this, and the anxiety level already went up... Cool let me see if I can get over it, and slowly build this up. ===================== The Back Story lolz bare with me on this i'm trying =========================== Common things I have running in the room. - Gaming Rig: Vm Prep Environment / Web Design - Dev / Programming - Pen, studies "slowly fading" / Gaming cause let's be real lol. - ESXI: Svrs (2 Linux, 1 Win) Gaming Rig: Corsair 240 Air, 6700k, Vegeance LPX 3200, ROG Strix OC 1070, Rog V Gene Viii Everything Corsair after this....... lol ESXI: Mac Pro... Don't shoot me... 8 core Dual Xeons, 10 Gig ECC. Trust This pretty much was put to an end, and i'm now using that thing as a support stand for the 4th monitor "Images will show the 4th lol, try to imagine how i hooked a Kento stand to a macpro lol. ==============So that went out the window, when a friend decided to bribe me for the parts lol. =============== Upgrade dubbed: Khali my new girl. spec: 8700k 32 ddr4 Rxt 2080 ti aorus extreme Aorus Master 970 pro 1tb (OS or Critical Soft 960 pro 256 (Vm's Testing) 2tb Samsung SSD (Gaming) So time to pull the table out, and get to work. =======================Now what's coming i blame my 420 moments of watching Linus like the rest of us ================== But brotha I can't afford the same juice as you, cause Protocase loosing their minds for what their charging to make your case, so I opted for something simpler: My wife's build, more on that later, and my case is downstairs along with the 1/2 racks. Then things got interesting... thanks to my wife's job, from an simple router switch to: Before I used the Macpro as a stand....After...
