Click ok then ok and then send us a new fpaste of fstab
Click ok then ok and then send us a new fpaste of fstab
COh! Would be great for those petit mini pcs that have a pci express, like the new minisforum that is kinda a lil tiny server
SWhy aren't my btrfs drives brtfsing lol
Hchecked in a vm, click the remove button on that window with all the different mounting options, then re-add the automount, if that does not work then we will have to manually edit fstab
Hthen send a new fpaste
SKde just crashed
SI can't every time I do it crashes
C2 questions for you beautiful people, question one, considering what happened to CentOS, what's the probability Redhat does some shenaningans and Fedora goes bananas, question two, considering I do end up saying "fuck it we ball" and get the LeGo even at it's inflated price, What's the cheapest way to get an external gpu? The CPU should be more than powerful enough to don't be a bottleneck for a 6700 XT/7700 XT I may get in the future? 
Hmanual editing it is then
Kwhat's the probability Redhat does some shenaningans and Fedora goes bananaszero
KWhat's the cheapest way to get an external gpureally isn't one, it's all expensive
SWould the remove button just do the same as empty removing the text inside text box?
VIf Fedora went bananas the community would take over
VI mean, they already are in control
Hnope it removes the mount line from the fstab file
SSo how do we do this as safely as possible?
CHmm I see
VFedora is already community driven so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
CWeird, kinda strange there's no chinesium special, like, a single X16 PCI Express board where you just buy the PSU and use a jumper wire
C
Cor is it
VI think there are bring your own PSU options but I'd imagine the connection interface is the expensive part
H@118% linux noob
use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move the cursor (the rectangle) to the line you want to remove
then press CTRL+K to remove the line you are on
DO NOT REMOVE the mount for
make sure you carefully read the line you are on and double check before pressing CTRL+K
use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move the cursor (the rectangle) to the line you want to remove
then press CTRL+K to remove the line you are on
DO NOT REMOVE the mount for
//boot/boot/efi/homemake sure you carefully read the line you are on and double check before pressing CTRL+K
Honce you are done editing, press CTRL+X and choose Y
then do
if the last command gives any errors then
then do
if the last command gives any errors then
sudo cp ~/fstab /etc/fstabOH SHIT, THERE IS A CHINESIUM SPECIAL JUUUUST LIKE THAT! https://es.aliexpress.com/item/1005006121040283.html
C140 bucks, wowee
SI delete this?
Hyes, you cant mark and delete though, CTRL+K will delete 1 line at a time 
VMight note this down for when I get a framework lol
VHonestly I'd replace my PC with my current laptop if it had eGPU
VBut it's Ryzen 5000 and TDP limited at that
Heasier in vim, but i dont feel like teaching people, the rest of vim today 
SHow I input the last command?
SDo I make a new Konsole terminal and run it?
CThe lego has 2 USB4's and the Z1 Extreme is 8 Zen 4 cores, so should have more than enough juice to not be a bottleneck, and with that, the moment I just want to sit down in my (imaginary) sofa, I connect the lego to the egpu, the egpu to the tv, and play whatever at 4K, hmmmm
CAw man, you didn't see my meme earlier, you would have loved it
Hyou input it after you have saved the edited fstab with CTRL+X then Y
SYes I did that but I'm still in GPU nano
Hi did, i just didnt comment on it because its old 
VYeah that's cool
Hscreenshot
S
Hpress enter
Hits asking where you want to save the file
SWhat now?
Hdid you get an error from ?
SNo
Hif you got no output then you are good, just refresh the drives in kde partition manager and re-add your automounts