So was mine, but the controller thought it was 10mb so had to load a device driver to access the full size.
Was fine until a friend defragged it and the driver moved out of the first 10mb. Thereafter had to keep a 360kb 5¼" drive to boot from.
That was in an XT.
Probably only affects a small number of AMD machines.
Seems to be specific to some AMD models. I’m running it on a ~ten year old Asus. Timeout waiting for tpm as seen in someone else’s post at https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/much-longer-boot-time-after-updating-to-fedora-41/132603/15
Problem only occurred after upgrading from 40 to 41 - can be seen by pressing Esc while it’s booting.
Fedora 41 is now the ‘wait 45 seconds every boot because you don’t have a tpm chip’ version.
Pretty mental isn’t it!
I’m in Australia. We might be a bit nuts over here but at least we have Medicare. Private health insurance is optional and becoming increasingly expensive, but the public system, although stressed, covers everyone.
We do pay a Medicare levy in our taxes but it’s nothing like USA costs. A few hundred a year I think.
They are. Not bad heaters back in the day.
Isn’t that what tariffs will do for them? (ignoring the blowback)
I bought a uv tooth brush sterilizer. Not sure if it’s doing anything useful but it’s a colourful addition to the bathroom.
He has his limits apparently…
The search engine built into qbittorrent is good as well.
I bought just one cooked chicken the other day. Being in a hurry I scanned it, placed it on the output area and hit pay now.
Machine said to wait for help, so I went to another and repeated the process with the same result.
When the operator came, I think I saw a video of myself scanning the chook quickly play back. So I guess either it didn’t get to recognize my face, or thought I was scanning something else.
Now I’m intrigued and will see if I can do it again some time.
“Your McLeans are showing.”
Long press volume up if podcast.
Check what’s wrong with Sponsorblock if it’s Firefox.
“It’s been going on for quite a while…”
Decompose.
Ddrescue
Hard to beat for working with dying drives, although it’s a bit tricky to get it to just do used data areas instead of the whole drive.
Is that because it indexes the contents of files? (or pretends to.)
Big iron on his hip.
I remember the sound. Also, it was on a three wheel table, and the whole thing would shake when defragging.