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Detected means the system sees them. Mounted means the partitions in those drives have been mapped to a local area on your filesystem where you can access them.

Depending on your desktop and settings, this is usually an automatic thing for well known filesystems like NTFS or FAT, but not so with encrypted volumes because there are extra steps to mounting them during boot (like a passphrase).

If they you had Bitlocker enabled in Windows, then they will not automount. So if in Gnome open up the 'Disks' app, or 'Partition Manager' in KDE, see if your dicks show up there, then click on the partition you want to mount and it should ask for your disk password to mount it.

Not that I've heard of this. This isn't a compressed package in the same way a zip is, it's an application package.

I assume you mean they aren't mounted and readily showing up for access. Are they encrypted?

Open whatever disk manager you like and see if there drives are detected, but just not mounted. Usually the case if they are encrypted.

Good soundtrack, at least in the first one.

That zip file contains an rpm package that has the PPD files. You'll need to be on an RPM-based distro to install it as-is, or use a tool to unpack it.

What distro are you running?

Nope.

Hate to keep litigating this around here, but the shift alone is enough. Explaining to people WTF an immutable filesystem is, is a sure way to frustrate them into giving up, despite whatever comms finesse you might THINK you have.

Counterpoint: STOP SUGGESTING IMMUTABLE DISTROS TO NEW USERS

For people who just want a functional OS, they don't want to have to think about new rules. They need a quick off-ramp from Windows that acts as they expect.

Package management is already enough of a mindfuck for people switching, then you're throwing in containers, permissions, flatpak vs native packages, what sandboxing is, why your browser likely can't just upload a simple fucking file, and why your camera doesn't work on Zoom, because you have a meeting in 10 minutes.

Unless you are handing people something akin to a mobile OS with everything all inclusive and configured so EVERYTHING works off the bat, you're doing such a huge disservice to people switching over to an immutable distro, and there is ZERO benefit, but all kinds of added frustration.

You need to stop, and I yield my time.

Meta never acquired my VR Mansion. It was super cool.

Dafuq

Never go to a second location, let a third.

You in trouble.

HUNG.HOT.

Gonna be a sexyazz garden this year

Sounds like your drive is just dying, barring any other power issues in your system.

You sure your voltages are good after increasing your memory clock speed? Perhaps your North Bridge is getting reset because of power issues, and your drive is losing connectivity.

I'd test it from another machine, or perhaps an external reader if you have one, but more than likely, your drive is just dying.

It will TECHNICALLY still work at whatever version Nvidia cuts off support at, which is pretty soon for GTX cards (they've already cut off the mobile counterparts). So you'll stop getting updates, but it should still work as long as that driver is made available still in some form that whatever distro you are using can install it, or you compile it from scratch. I would not trust Nvidia's installer to still be working by then in it's current form because it's a MESS.

This is a dumb poll.

People are pissed at Democrats because of Trump
Nobody wants Harris to try and run again
Newsom isn't a candidate

Do this poll again and see how AOC, Mamdani, and Sanders are against Trump. The question in this post is asking which type of Turd Sandwich you'd like, with no option for "None of the above".

Trump is wildly unpopular, and people will vote against him, but if you're asking which other unpopular candidate you'd vote for, it's a stupid question.

Rooting means you're disabling or bypassing the hardware encryption signing for modules that are built for the device you're on. If things aren't signed, and something checks to ensure that they ARE signed, you'll run into problems.

Same way you made it work on Deck, again. SteamInput will map controllers to input devices detected by Dolphin, and you map to whatever you need to map to in whatever way you want.

Same as it is on Deck. It's just a Deck in a different form factor from the user standpoint. Everything will operate the same.

Quite awhile ago, but that's not the barrier here.

More likely Russia though.

Pretty goddamn sure this is because Trump wants to be the first Wilddle Boy to let a Nuke off the chain since it's inception. Iran doesn't have any, and nobody in the field of conflict has any that could get here, so...

The PS5 is essentially just a PC anyway, you just need to get through the Hypervisor BS as this guy did. It has AMD CPU/GPU inside, so it's just a matter of making the kernel drivers detect what I imagine to be standard AMD RDNA2, but a custom identifier GPU detect and go to work.

Nice job though.

Seamless. Until you find something that isn't. Report it if so.