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The partition table (aka "disk label") on that disk is unrecognizable. It's either missing or corrupted. Why it could be missing: It's typical for brand new disks Wiped (or partially wiped) disks don't have one The filesystem is created on the entire disk, without partitioning - this is unusual...

For some sound codecs, the RPM "alsa-firmware" (which is not installed by default; I think) is needed to provide sound functionality The journal can be checked for messages relating to firmware if necessary. To see if you have alsa-firmware installed, type the following command in a terminal...

Have a look here - http://www.webupd8.org/2010/11/fix-hda-intel-realtek-alc887-no-sound.html

Might want to have a look here - https://www.baeldung.com/linux/img-raw-image-dump-file-management

Might want to look at this video -

Names including "rc" often signify files or directories of files with code. Specifically, this code consists of commands that are meant to run when a program is executed. Indeed, that program can be an application, but it can also be a whole operating system. Sometimes some of these files get...

1) make sure "dislocker" is installed 2) Next, we are going to create a Folder so we can mount the Drive. 3) find your disk - sudo fdisk -l 4) Now we are going to use Dislocker to Decrypt the Drive. Make sure to replace -uYourPassword with your password and sde1 with your drive description! But...

the convert command uses imagemajick along with some screen capture apps

Devuan has no SystemD based on Debian - no systemd no worries - https://www.devuan.org/

proxmox needs ssh port 22 for the cluster, so it's not recommended to change it since things might not work right

Generally I usually use Synaptic to install and remove packages - I like the Option "Mark for complete removal"

If you only want to quickly spoof your IP, protect your anonymity, or increase your privacy online using a lightweight, web-based, and often free option, a proxy server may be a valid alternative to a VPN

First of all, Enter into the BIOS and open the Exit Menu. Set OS Optimized Defaults as Other OS or go to the Boot tab and set the Boot Mode to Legacy Support, then set USB Boot to Enabled. Press F9 (Fn+F9) to Load Default Settings, then press F10 (Fn+F10) to save the BIOS. Plugin the bootable...

I edited my last

OpenShot Video Editor is pretty good - https://www.openshot.org/ It comes as an AppImage Flowblade is good as well - https://jliljebl.github.io/flowblade/index.html which is available in the repository well it is in Debian's anyway