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  1. FatDroid

    Suggestions for things to do with a 16gb internal SSD?

    My laptop has three internal drives. I have a 128gb SSD which contains only the OS. I also have a 1tb SSD used for storage of files such as documents, music, movies, games etc and that is big enough for all I need to get the most out of this computer. Aside from this storage drive I also have my...
  2. lymphor

    Solved Drives have no image in Dock

    Hi everybody :) I'm running Ubuntu 24.04 alongside Windows 11 Pro, and I recently found a method to change the icons of the drives in Windows and I applied it. The method is the following: 1. Copy the ico file in the root of the drive. 2. Create a txt file in the root of the drive and rename...
  3. W

    Solved Debian 12 bookworm hard drives error buffer I/O Error on device sda1 EXT4-fs error (device sda1)

    I am trying to use Debian Bookworm, version 12.4.0 on a Dell PowerEdge 1950 server with 2 seagate hdd (SAS). Everything worked perfectly until I got an error message from my laptop (my laptop was connected to the server using ssh) : I then got the following error messages on the server...
  4. sudoMatty

    Installing Programs to a Different Disk

    Hello everyone. I've dipped my toes in Linux occasionally for the past few years, though I've been a Windows power-user for the vast majority of my time working with computers. I'm heavily considering switching to Linux as my daily driver, though I want to get an idea of how to do the things I...
  5. Catalin

    Corrupted USB Drive with I/O error

    Hello community! I've been testing some distros lately as I need to find other possible options for an older member of my family. So, I have this Hama 3.0 USB Drive 64 GB that I have been using but today it stopped working. I have this one since February 2020 and I barely used it, and when I...
  6. U

    Locked Drive After moving to Linux from Windows [HELP] [Pop-OS]

    I have been looking, and looking but I cant find an answer that would help. Folder Located under: /mnt/Drive So in the Terminal I typed: ls -l drwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4096 Aug 6 23:14 Drive I tried Chown, on it but it said: sudo: /etc/sudo.conf is owned by uid 1000, should be 0 sudo...
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