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About IAmAFrenchFry
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Ryzen 7 3800X
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ASUS Crosshair VIII Hero (WI-FI) [don't judge...]
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G.Skill Trident Z RGB DDR4 16GB CL16
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Gigabyte WINDFORCE OC 2070 SUPER
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Corsair 460x RGB
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Samsung 970 Evo 1TB
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Corsair RM1000x [again... don't judge...]
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ASUS VG27AQ
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Noctua NH-U12S
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Razer Huntsman
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Logitech G502 Hero
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Logitech G935
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Hi. I’m looking for some no-code app building software. It needs to have these features: iOS/iPadOS Android Website In-App Purchases Free trial And obviously I would like all of this as cheap as possible. There are so many of them and so many reviews, it’s kind of overwhelming. Any experience with them would also be great. Thanks for any insight.
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mounting CHOWNing external drive on RPi
IAmAFrenchFry replied to IAmAFrenchFry's topic in Storage Devices
That worked, thanks for your help!- 12 replies
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IAmAFrenchFry replied to IAmAFrenchFry's topic in Storage Devices
So once I put something on it it will show up and I can do the permission command? If so, how would I put something on it because the location doesn’t exist? It might be useful to look at the guide where I was so you know what I am trying to say, if you haven’t already.- 12 replies
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IAmAFrenchFry replied to IAmAFrenchFry's topic in Storage Devices
But it still thinks /media/pi/MyExternalDrive doesn’t exist- 12 replies
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Not to be rude (I don’t know much on this topic), but is there something special about that driver version? Because it’s over a year old. These are the latest ones for a PC, and these are the latest ones for a laptop (albeit still old). I would personally reccomend downloading GeForce Experience
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New Member here... With a techie question...
IAmAFrenchFry replied to Time_Traveller159's topic in Troubleshooting
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mounting CHOWNing external drive on RPi
IAmAFrenchFry replied to IAmAFrenchFry's topic in Storage Devices
That all worked great (thanks, I’m glad I got that auto-mount figured out sooner than later), but my problem still persists, kinda. I decided to mount it to /media/pi, but my permission commands still give the same output. HOWEVER, now when i do ls /media/pi, there IS a folder in there, unlike before. It’s called “lost+found”, which I think(?) is a drive thing. Thanks.- 12 replies
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IAmAFrenchFry replied to IAmAFrenchFry's topic in Storage Devices
total 8 drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Jul 11 16:18 drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 Jul 11 16:18 I think this would be because i also tried chowning/chmoding the pi folder (which worked) with the respective commands because the normal way wasn’t working. Then again I only sort of understand this output.- 12 replies
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I don’t think(?) the drive name there should be a directory. By that logic, according to the 3rd code snippet, it should be mounted under /media/ and be called “pi.” Right? EDIT: (The media folder is empty)- 12 replies
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I am trying to setup a NAS system on an RPi with Samba (unfortunately I haven't gotten that far yet) using this guide. I got to the sudo chown -R pi /media/pi/MyExternalDrive part before running into an issue saying the drive didn't exist. I looked in mount -l and saw that my drive failed to automagically mount after a reboot. I manually mounted it to the /media/pi/ location and tried the command again. It said: chown: cannot access '/media/pi/MyExternalDrive': No such file or directory I checked both mount -l and mount|grep ^/dev and both said that the drive was mounted to /media/pi. /dev/sda1 on /media/pi type ext4 (rw,relatime) I also tried chmod: sudo chmod -R a+rwX /media/pi/MyExternalDrive Same response but "chmod" and not "chown". Running ls in /media/pi yields nothing. Help is appreciated!
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whats normal operating temp for a 5900x?
IAmAFrenchFry replied to xdeathshot20's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Okay I might be mistaken with a 360 rad and 5900x, but 45-55 C is low. -
As for the second step, this was already enabled. I wasn’t able to find the option in the first screenshot though, despite always seeing it when I don’t need it. I would also like to add that I have restarted the computers and this randomly started happening.
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So our Wifi is up and running, but none of our windows devices can connect to it (one is on ethernet and two are on wifi). Our phones work (made sure to turn of cellular data). There are no shared network settings between the three, besides that I switched all of them to the default settings. I tried connecting the ethernet pc via wifi and that didn’t work. I tried the: ipconfig /flushdns netsh winsock reset netsh int ip reset Didn’t work. Windows troubleshooter didn’t help either. The part that confuses me is that I can’t connect to any other in-network devices (like my NAS or even my router) on any of them, even though they are all connected in different ways! And I can on the phones! AAAAAAHHHHH Please help me smart people. You are my only hope…
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My games seem to be fine now. Hopefully that's fully true. Thx for the help!
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GPU but not CPU. However, I ran the Time Spy Stress Test (which is fullscreen and didn’t crash for some reason, but I sware more than one game crashes) and got a score of like 99% which is a good pass.