I Ran into this with a Windows 2016 Guest running on Cent OS 7 qemu/KVM.
you need to install the signed drivers to the VMs. For windows VMs check
https://www.linux-kvm.org/page/WindowsGuestDrivers/Download_Drivers
James C.
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I manage like 10 thinkpads using ansible. They all run Manjaro. Why?
> On Aug 30, 2019, at 12:18 PM, Steven - wrote:
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> Anyone here using some form of configuration management (Ansible, Chef,
> Saltstack, etc) for their personal computers? I recently did a clean OS
> install on my carry-aroun
Google domains is $12 a year.
No extra fees. You can even hide your info for Free.
On Fri, Aug 30, 2019, 12:51 PM Andrew McRobb wrote:
> Sadly a lot of those "button-pressing" hosting services are going to cost
> a bit more money vs firing up a instance on AWS or Droplet. Plus if all
> your f
Sadly a lot of those "button-pressing" hosting services are going to cost a
bit more money vs firing up a instance on AWS or Droplet. Plus if all your
friend needs is Wordpress and email. What's wrong with firing up an EC2
instance for like 10/20 bucks a month and Namecheap for the DNS? Heck you
ca
A friend who is totally non-technical wants to move their WordPress from the
current registry and hosting service, and is looking for is good providers of
registry and hosting, with the most honest reputations within a reasonable cost.
A few years ago I worked with NameCheap, and have heard fair
Anyone here using some form of configuration management (Ansible, Chef,
Saltstack, etc) for their personal computers? I recently did a clean OS install
on my carry-around laptop and I decided to use that as an excuse to start using
ansible (so far only to tell apt to install vim and tmux if they
Back when I was in high school in the late 80s/early 90s we had a few computers
with a grey-scale monitor that could be rotated between landscape and portrait
orientation. Do you know what happened when we'd do that? You'd hear the clack
of a mechanical orientation sensor, the screen would momen
My primary drive failed the other night. After procuring a new drive and
restoring everything from backup I ran into a new problem. Since I had to
reinstall I choose to enable secure boot. That choice appears to have
created a problem with Virtualbox as it will not run my VMs saying I need
to have
