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Troubleshooting
jdrch edited this page Dec 20, 2019
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NOTE: Below is an initial list. All other issues with solutions and details of both can be found here.
- In the main window, click Preferences
- Under Main Options click the Advanced tab
- In the Command Prompt: field, enter
[#%\$>-]|\:\/\s*$
- Click Save and Close
- Copy
/etc/skel/.bashrc
to~
folder
OR
- If using
bash-it
, delete the existing.bashrc
file in~
and rename the.bashrc.bak
file to.bashrc
- In a terminal, enter
mount
to list all mounted filesystems - Unmount all file systems on the physical device
dd
is to be run on - If the above don't work, create an appropriate (based on target OS) partition table for the USB stick in GParted
The only way around this is to reboot the machine.
- Turn off PC
- Disconnect all cables
- Press the power button for 30 seconds
- Open the case
- Disconnect all drives except the boot drive
- Remove all PCIe cards
- Remove and reseat motherboard CMOS battery
- Connect external monitor to onboard HDMI port
- Turn on PC
It should now boot.
- Search from the Start menu and run Find and fix problems with Bluetooth devices
- Open Device Manager
- Expand Bluetooth
- Right-click on the wireless NIC
- Click Properties
- Click the Power Management tab
- Ensure Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power is unchecked
Run sudo service ntpdate restart
in the terminal. The command might hang; if that happens, wait for the MATE clock to update (might be able to force this by locking the display) and then close the terminal window.
-
Add this under the 1st block of comments in
~/.profile
:
# if running bash
if [ -n "$BASH_VERSION" ]; then
# include .bashrc if it exists
if [ -f "$HOME/.bashrc" ]; then
. "$HOME/.bashrc"
fi
fi
- Log out and log in again.
bash-it
should show up correctly
- Open Indexing Options in the Control Panel
- Click Show all locations
- Click Modify
- Uncheck everything
- Check your user folder
- Check all folders in which you keep personal files and media
- Click OK
- Reboot the PC
Fails with error 0xC1900101
- Click Start
- Search for "features"
- Click on Turn Windows features on or off
- In the ensuing list, uncheck Windows Subsystem for Linux
- Reboot
- Clean boot Windows
- Go to Windows Update and re(download + install) the update
- Run the installer 3 times to complete the installation
- Do not delete the associated .dat file that comes with the installer until after the installation is complete
- https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/comments/ae00gz/psa_if_you_run_pihole_or_dnscryptproxy_on_a_pi/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
- https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-proxy/issues/1081
On problematic clients, check for:
Organized Alphabetically:
- Explainers
- How Linux, BSD, UNIX, and macOS Relate to Each Other
- Why I Use Resilio Sync Instead of Syncthing
- Why US Buyers Should Purchase Datacenter HDDs instead of NAS HDDs
- Why You Should Separate Compute and Backup Workloads
- Why You Shouldn't Stress Test HDDs Unless You're Trying to Maximize Uptime
- Why You Shouldn't Use Most Premade NAS Solutions
- Guides
- Disaster Recovery and Backups for OpenRC BSDs to non ZFS Repositories
- Disk Encryption Options
- How Much Raw Storage You'll Need for RAID
- How Often Arrays Can Be Scrubbed Without Reducing HDD Life
- How to Calculate the Odds of Physical Attack Data Loss for a ZFS Array
- How to Configure a Samba Server
- How to Generate an Affordable Server or NAS Parts List
- How to Get Your Home Wired for Ethernet
- How to Install OpenIndiana
- How to Install Pycharm on Debian from the JetBrains script
- How to Set Up Regular, Recurring, Incremental, Online Filesystem Backups using Restic
- How to Set Up Regular, Recurring, Recursive, Incremental, Online, In Place Filesystem Backups Using zfsnap
- How to Store HDDs Long Term
- How to Update dnscrypt proxy in Debian with Minimal Downtime
- Projects
- Ongoing
- Future (in order of descending priority/implementation)
- Recommended Hardware
- Recommended Software
- Troubleshooting
- Useful Links