No. It is wired.

I may still stream tomorrow night. I'm not 100% sure.

That's an ongoing KZbin issue that I've never got a satisfactory explanation for. I experience the same problem with some of the channels I follow.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks! It's the feed back from the most loyal viewers that keep Midweek News going. Certainly not the best performing videos on the channel, but they're fun to make.

I haven't taken a look at Server 2025 yet. The older versions are a little funky when it comes to running them in a VM on Proxmox. More and more I'm finding that a NAS is what most small organizations need, rather than a full Windows Server.

You bet!

Glad you enjoyed it!

You're welcome!

It's pretty great so far.

It's a lot of fun, and the flexibility is pretty amazing for the price.

Are you the owner of the system or did someone else set it up? You could be typing your password correctly, but if your user isn't in the sudoers group, you won't be able to install flatpak. The procedure really is as simple as what I show in the video if you have proper permissions on the system. Make sure caps lock is off, too.

Thanks! I've been enjoying them myself.

It's always something!

An in-place upgrade should not delete your files, but it's best practice to have a backup in the office chance something goes away.

Was it more because of the Lego or the wall mount?

Both :)

You're welcome!

You would have to take that up with your cloud VPS provider.

It's likely you missed a step somewhere. Make sure the ambulance service is started. Beyond that, I'm not sure. The process in the video obviously works for my servers

Audiohero.com There should be a link in the description now. I will have to add the track list after work tonight.

This is the SSH Server component. If you run it on Windows, you will be able to get access to it via the command line using the SSH client (something like putty, or the built-in client in the command line). To access it over the internet, you would either have to open ports on your router/firewall -OR- use a VPN or overlay network utility (TailScale, Netbird, etc).

I don't have any immediate plans, but I will put it on my topic list to evaluate for future use.

That's very cool. I think it's a neat little machine, and the platform has an active homebrew community as well. Now, if someone would just give the ColecoVision the same treatment, I'd be a happy camper.

@@Practical-IT Lol, for sure.

Google would have told you that this has to do with a bad memory or bad virtual memory issue. If you're going to run the command, unplug all peripherals except your keyboard & mouse, and make sure no other software is running. Beyond pointing you in that direction, you will need to interpret whatever other errors messages that come up with the help of Google or other search engine, or ChatGPT.

@@Practical-IT thankss i will try it

Thanks for watching. I linked to your video in the description. Hello to your granddaughter.

Thanks! My initial testing was using NMAP scripts to test the device security. I had to include at least a little bit of NMAP in the video.

For $150, it seems like a good deal for access to 200 games.

Absolutely agree. Thanks for the comment.

You bet.

I'm not sure this is any less confusing than before. Seems like something new management would do.

A new video is not in the plan until FOG 1.6 is released. Generally for FOG I don't do too much with the Alpha/Beta versions. That being said, I have tested 1.6 and it is relatively stable, but has a few quirks I ran into. The biggest change is a GUI overhaul. As far as FOG handing out DHCP, my very first video goes through these steps and answers the installer question that way. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oImvlIKIhdJoj7s This original video is 7 years old, but still gets a lot of views. If you watch through that whole video, ignore the GUI, but think more about the process - the steps being taken. When I mention "Intnet" that is because I ran this whole demo through VirtualBox and was simulating the exact scenario you are talking about, only using virtualization. There were two network cards on that virtual FOG machine. One for network updates for the fog machine itself. The second was an "internal" network where the FOG server was handing out DHCP. I did this to mirror the setup I wanted to use at a previous employer. Here is a video I did specifically on Multicast deployment. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYi0lWCQi8p9bK8 If you still have questions, the FOG documentation is really quite good. You could also reach out to me at the email listed in the channel details. With other videos and projects I'm currently working on, it is unlikely I will be able to create a video specifically for the whole scenario you are looking for to do your project. I am willing to answer questions along the way, and perhaps do a video chat over Jitsi Meet (I don't use Zoom or Teams). I hope this helps, and at least points you in the right direction. As a former IT instructor, the #1 problem I found my students having in situations like this was not making the connection about how similar virtual and physical hardware can be. Good luck on your project, please reach out if you get stuck and I can try to help. Edit: I should add that I'm in the US Eastern Time Zone . Weekends would be best if you wanted to try a video call.

@Practical-IT Thank you so much for this answer, you already helped me alot!!

More context please! What OS? What command were you running? I'm not even going to start researching this without additional information.

@ hello I realized I wasn’t using spaces in the command. Thanks for your help man .