The Linux Thread - The Autist's OS of Choice

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Moonglade Feral Druid said:
Straight white men need not apply

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as optimistic as this sounds, i hope this is a one off thing and debian will go back to staying out of politics.
moons and rainbows be damned, with the amount of shit that's happening in open source these days, you gotta hope things will get better in someway.
 
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HootersMcBoobies said:
at 8:25, "I'm a Jewish man."

God fucking damn it Lunduke! There was always something I didn't quite like about him and now I know what it is. That's why he was sucking off Israel's cock earlier. Jesus they're fucking everywhere. They're harder to get rid of than bed bugs!
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What have you been watching? Lunduke mentions that he's Jewish like every fifteen minutes. He tries to deploy it as a counter-victim card whenever he's accused of an -ism.
 
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if physically plugging the drives into the same computer is not possible, what's the fastest way to transfer the contents of several mounted drives from one Linux server to another? I tried nfs but it won't pass through the mounted drives so i'm trying rsync and samba
 
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Betonhaus said:
if physically plugging the drives into the same computer is not possible, what's the fastest way to transfer the contents of several mounted drives from one Linux server to another? I tried nfs but it won't pass through the mounted drives so i'm trying rsync and samba
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Just rsync over ssh, usually, assuming you're not CPU bound.
Sometimes multiple copies in parallel will go faster, depending on the network speed and how many small files.
(open multiple windows, run rsync in each to copy one directory/mount)
rsync -a serverb:/drive1/ /drive1/ rinse, repeat
I always add -v and maybe even --progress, but if there's small files the printing takes as long as the copying.
 
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davids877 said:
Just rsync over ssh, usually, assuming you're not CPU bound.
Sometimes multiple copies in parallel will go faster, depending on the network speed and how many small files.
(open multiple windows, run rsync in each to copy one directory/mount)
rsync -a serverb:/drive1/ /drive1/ rinse, repeat
I always add -v and maybe even --progress, but if there's small files the printing takes as long as the copying.
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I forgot you could rsync over ssh, that'll work
 
Betonhaus said:
if physically plugging the drives into the same computer is not possible, what's the fastest way to transfer the contents of several mounted drives from one Linux server to another? I tried nfs but it won't pass through the mounted drives so i'm trying rsync and samba
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I use scp, but the only time I've used it is for transferring new code to compile (from a Windows IDE) and for migrating Minecraft servers. Might not be the fastest for your use case, I just used it because it's built into SSH and piss easy to set up.
 
I'm transferring 22 terabytes of video files and other media. I've resigned myself to the fact that it will take a while. I got multiple byobu tabs running that i detached from
 
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What do I have to do to get GPU acceleration working on this piece of shit? The Gentoo wiki says I have to install mesa-amber but that does nothing
 
Leaded Gasoline said:
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What do I have to do to get GPU acceleration working on this piece of shit? The Gentoo wiki says I have to install mesa-amber but that does nothing
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You stop being a poorfag and upgrade your box. You can't expect a modern operating system to work seamlessly with a machine from 2003.
 
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