On 5/23/2020 11:41 PM, Eric Kom wrote:
Good day folks,
Can any one assist or direct me with the login details for:
debian-10-genericcloud-amd64-20200511-260.qcow2
I have booted but can't login.
Tried admin, root & Debian with and without password.
https://wiki.debian.org/Cloud#What_is_the_
David Farrier wrote:
> Unfortunately, trying different USB ports does not make any difference, as
> all my external USB ports belong to the same controller. Would like to try
> your other suggestion, unloading xhci_hcd and let the system fall back to
> ehci_hcd. How do I do that? I tried blacklist
Hi,
I'm discovering PAM :)
I'm currently reading lots of different resources about it but I have some
questions to ask please:
1) How do we know which options can be set up in a /etc/security conf file and
which one can be specified as a module argument in the /etc/pam.d files?
For example, reg
Good day folks,
Can any one assist or direct me with the login details for:
debian-10-genericcloud-amd64-20200511-260.qcow2
I have booted but can't login.
Tried admin, root & Debian with and without password.
Kind regards
In linux.debian.user, you wrote:
> I have landed myself with a problem on one of my machines, in that it
> has insufficient space on the /boot filesystem to cope well with kernel
> upgrades. The installation was done a few releases ago, and there are
> four disks, three identical and one larger, co
I am using GPU passthrough (via VFIO/IOMMU) on Debian 4.19.
I don't think the specific video card really matters. The passthrough
happens at the PCIe layer.
So, the more important thing is to get a motherboard with good IOMMU groups.
Then, whatever you plug into those slots (could be GPU, or whate
deloptes wrote:
I would suggest try using usb2 port if the PC has one or unloading the
xhci_hcd. Your old pc did not have usb3 for sure and you reported it
worked well there.
Unfortunately, trying different USB ports does not make any difference, as
all my external USB ports belong to the sa
David Farrier wrote:
> Thanks. That is good advice for a drive that gets its power from the USB
> port. I should have mentioned this particular drive has its own power
> supply.
Hi, yes I found this in the log you posted - look at my next post from
yesterday regarding usb3 driver
regards
Hi,
are you aware that there were more replies on the list which did not
Cc you ?
David Farrier wrote:
> I have even entertained the thought the design might be so
> ancient as to be a repackaged SCSI drive.
I doubt that. The main difference between SCSI and IDE/ATAPI drives in the
was the pric
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