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I've been using this AMD adapter more then 2 years now and never had this problem, not until the last couple of months or so. May be it's a problem with newer kernel versions. Recently upgraded to 6.6.9, can't remember which version it used to be. I should have tried solving other versions but...

Following some comments here I entered Boot section in BIOS setup and change Fast Boot from 'Disable Link' to 'Enabled'. Rebooted, dropped power using the switch on PC back panel and tested games. Everything worked OK. Seems like a solution. Thank You all.

Not sure. How do I find out? Not been using Windows for 3.5 years now, forgot everything I once knew.

I might do that eventually, but the fact that Windows clears this corruption hints there's an inexpensive software solution.

Hello, After every power outage (got many of them here) my pc refuses to display Windows games properly (specifically in this case - ELEX under steam). When starting the game it displays the main menu, but when entering the game the screen goes black. It happenes on other Windows game running...

Got it. All I had to do was to add uid=myuserid,git=mygroupid to the relevant entry in fstab. Thank you everyone.

This is from my fstab: //wdmycloud/Public /mnt/nas cifs username=anonimous,password=,iocharset=utf8,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777 0 0

File permissions: -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 2116127 Aug 8 07:06 myfile Parent folder permissions: drwxrwxrwx 2 root root 0 Aug 8 07:26 myfolder Not sure why owner is root, though. These files and folders created on this drive under normal user permissions.

Hi, Doing touch filename, when the file is on a network drive, works fine. touch -m filename, however, doesn't work, and an error message says Operation not permitted. Same with other variants, like touch -t. Any clues on how to solve this? TIA

Hello, Some time ago I installed this: https://www.ebay.com/itm/184608660889 WiFi works well, but BT doesn't and never did. What can be the problem? [manjaro KDE, kernel 6.4.6-1) TIA

OK, I see now that the owner of everything under /mnt/data is my user, while under /mnt/nas is root. I created a test folder under /mnt/nas and then: sudo chown myuser /mnt/nas/test No error message, but the owner of the test folder didn't change and it is still root.

I have a partition mounted as /mnt/data, and files copied to it with timestamp preserved, no need for sudo.

After some more experimentation - this works if copying file as root.

Hello, When copying a file from my local PC disk to a NAS drive (WDMyCloud) the new copy receives current timestamp. When trying this: cp --preserve=timestamps ~/MyNotes/filename /mnt/nas/Temp/filename An error message says: cp: preserving times for '/mnt/nas/Temp/filename': Operation not...

Thanks to all who answered. I will explain: My LG display has a built-in crosshair for gaming. The problem is that It has to be manually turned on every time after the display is switched off, something which happenes 10 minutes after reboot if I don't login. This is a display manager thing and...