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Can't boot to m2 drive after upgrading CPU / Mobo
DtrollMC replied to DtrollMC's topic in Troubleshooting
bump since there seems to be plenty of activity in other threads. I have tried running boot repair (https://sourceforge.net/p/boot-repair-cd/home/Home/) and while it said it successfully repaired the boot disk, I still do not see the nvme drive as a boot option in the BIOS -
So here's the scoop: I had an MSI B250 MATE board, an Intel i5 6600, and a Samsung 970 NVMe SSD with Ubuntu 18.04 installed. Could boot to ubuntu no problem any day of the week. I replace the motherboard and CPU with the following: msi z490 mpg gaming edge wifi, Intel 10700KF Now, I cannot boot into my NVME drive, even when that's the only drive that is connected. It is detected in the BIOS, but does not show up as a boot option at all, despite having a partition with a boot flag (I checked this using a manjaro live USB). What is causing this? The motherboard manufacturer is even the same so I cannot figure why it doesn't want to boot to it. I have also flashed the most recent BIOS version. Does this have something to do with a fked up GRUB bootloader?
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Hey! Haven't been on this forum in a long time, but I feel like this is the best place to ask. I am looking to upgrade my CPU. Currently, I have an Intel Core i5 6600 CPU on a pretty bad MSI b250 MATE mobo. I have been looking to upgrade since performace has been lacking for my needs as of late. Usually I have bought intel, but from what I can gather, Ryzen has been the choice as of late. I want a CPU that will last me for several years, and I have been looking at the Ryzen 3800x. I use my computer daily as a minecraft server, but also use it for playing minecraft, playing 2 or more eve accounts, and on top of that usually running one to three vs code instances. I also have docker instances running on occasion. So I want a CPU that will be able to keep up with all of that and be able to keep up for at least a few years. So is the 3800x a good upgrade? Are new CPUs due soon and should I wait? Is intel a better choice? I am not keeping up to date with the industry, so your input is very valued :)
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I've tried searching but can't really find prices for this Asus mobo. It's a z170p d3 LGA 1151 board, I'm looking to sell it as I've replaced it this Xmas, but I have no idea what I could get for it. It's in excellent condition. This post isn't a sale post, just me asking you experienced people what you'd recommend listing it for on Kijiji, or whatever other site.
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Recently added some abstract matrix data structures, and plan to add new types of viewers.
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It's mostly built in Java, however I do the test files in Kotlin just because it's so damn easy / quick. Will probably be porting over the current classes to Kotlin as I develop.
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glad to see the shitposts get all the replies...
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You could literally copy paste the text into your forum post. Like Reniat said, no one would download a random text file from mediafire posted by someone with 14 posts on the forum. I don't see why it has to be hosted anywhere externally at all, since it should just be a text file. The entire point of a forum is to share text files.
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When I have to send a list as data outside of the scope of the program, I tend to simply append each element of the list separated by a comma. Then it can easily be put back into a list by separating elements at each comma.
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Not necessarily. Most new programmers do a lot of command line programming. Either way,the term software development is the process of creating software, be either programs, frameworks, or what have you. A small portion of that is GUI based applications.
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The term Software development doesn't automatically infer a GUI implementation...
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Have been working on this the past few days, on whatever time I get off work. Some functions and parameters can still be improved, but it is definitely usable enough to show you all! It's a cool little Java library. There are 3 primary classes: Tile This is an interface which helps define a Tile object. Some concrete classes have been implemented, such as ColorTile and SpriteTile, but many more can be created. TileMap A data structure for managing these tile objects in a 2D array (matrix). Comes with an iterator for iterating through the tiles. TileMapPanel This class is used to visualize the Tile objects. Since the tile interface defines a method paint(Graphics g, int gridScale), the TileMapPanel iterates through it's TileMap and calls the paint(g, gridscale) function on each tile. All in all, this is a really young library, I have a lot of improvements to make, but it's fun to play around with, and I've thought of a lot of applications, so I thought it'd be cool to see what y'all come up with. Here are a few quick examples: package com.carvethsolutions.gridlib import com.carvethsolutions.gridlib.tile.ColorTile import com.carvethsolutions.gridlib.tile.SpriteTile import com.carvethsolutions.gridlib.tile.TileMap import java.awt.Color import java.util.* import javax.swing.JFrame /** * * @project gridlib * @author John on 5/5/2018 */ fun main(args : Array<String>) { val tilemap = TileMap(128) val r = Random() for (x in 0 until 128) { for (y in 0 until 128) { val color = Color(r.nextInt(256), r.nextInt(256), r.nextInt(256)) tilemap.placeTile(ColorTile(color, x, y), x, y) } } val tmp = TileMapPanel(tilemap, 8) val frame = JFrame() frame.add(tmp) frame.pack() frame.show() val frame2 = JFrame() val tilemap2 = TileMap(32) for (x in 0 until 32) { for (y in 0 until 32) { tilemap2.placeTile(SpriteTile("./res/grass.png",x,y),x,y) } } val tmp2 = TileMapPanel(tilemap2) frame2.add(tmp2) frame2.pack() frame2.show() } The GitHub for this library can be found here: https://github.com/JLCarveth/gridlib
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Happens to the best of us. But is weird, considering I don't recall installing 3/4 of those packages.
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This is a great book if you're interested in Patterns and have already read GoF. Talks about the patterns we use everyday subconsciously. https://www.amazon.com/Elemental-Design-Patterns-Jason-Smith/dp/0321711920
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True, never considered just throwing the jar in with the source code commits
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As a student I have unlimited private repos
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Yea I'm frequently not on the same local network, and don't want to use simple cloud storage for that reason.
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I am working on a Java project, and I wrote several libraries to help me make this project. Often, I find myself adding some features to the libraries, and building updated JAR files. Problem is, I am now using my laptop and my desktop for coding, and so swapping JARs over with a flash drive whenever I want to add a feature to one of my libraries is tedious af. Could be a simple question, but is there anyway I can facilitate the transfer of builds between machines?
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Also, probably stupid question, but the Github says this: Provided you already have NumPy, SciPy, Matplotlib, and OpenCV already installed, the imutils package is completely pip-installable Did you try installing these packages as well?
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And why is that?
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I can definitely agree. PHP was one of the first languages I learned, and I'm still scared of the include() and require() functions.
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Bro IDK how hard it can be to setText of a Label. I don't think any of us can really help you.
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I really know nothing about random numbers at all, just when I've pondered it before I recognized System time is a number that's never the same at two moments.