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tisktisk

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I'm an idiot, what specifically is added by the descriptor "ready-made" in this context?

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It's a quote from Marx talking about why the Paris Commune adopted different political forms than that of the republicans. Saying "ready-made" in this case would be saying that the form of government of an insurgent working class is essentially different from the typical bourgeois state, and that the working class can't simply try to operate the bourgeois state, ready-made because it already exists. Effectively this means that Marx is clear that in order for the working class to free itself, the bourgeois state must be destroyed and replaced by a government created by the working class, and, judging by the Commune and later experiences, will be constructed amid the struggle to destroy the bourgeois state.

Sorry if that's a lot for an innocuous question. But if you're still curious, for fuller context:

The direct antithesis to the empire was the Commune. The cry of “social republic” ... did but express a vague aspiration after a republic that was not only to supercede the monarchical form of class rule, but class rule itself. The Commune was the positive form of that republic. ...
But the working class cannot simply lay hold of the ready-made state machinery, and wield it for its own purposes.
The centralized state power, with its ubiquitous organs of standing army, police, bureaucracy, clergy, and judicature – organs wrought after the plan of a systematic and hierarchic division of labor – originates from the days of absolute monarchy, serving nascent middle class society as a mighty weapon in its struggle against feudalism. Still, its development remained clogged by all manner of medieval rubbish, seignorial rights, local privileges, municipal and guild monopolies, and provincial constitutions. The gigantic broom of the French Revolution of the 18th century swept away all these relics of bygone times, thus clearing simultaneously the social soil of its last hinderances to the superstructure of the modern state edifice raised under the First Empire, itself the offspring of the coalition wars of old semi-feudal Europe against modern France.
During the subsequent regimes, the government, placed under parliamentary control – that is, under the direct control of the propertied classes – became not only a hotbed of huge national debts and crushing taxes; with its irresistible allurements of place, pelf, and patronage, it became not only the bone of contention between the rival factions and adventurers of the ruling classes; but its political character changed simultaneously with the economic changes of society. At the same pace at which the progress of modern industry developed, widened, intensified the class antagonism between capital and labor, the state power assumed more and more the character of the national power of capital over labor, of a public force organized for social enslavement, of an engine of class despotism.
After every revolution marking a progressive phase in the class struggle, the purely repressive character of the state power stands out in bolder and bolder relief...

Later on in the same section Marx describes the different political form of the Commune, mentioning mandated revocable delegation in place of representation, combining executive and legislative functions into the assemblies of delegates, and so on.

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tisktisk

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God I wish there were more like you Ian. Superb work and mucho thankso

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@Provinto@lemmy.ml gave an excellent answer, but I figured I'd take my shot at simplifying further.

Essentially, the bourgeois state is formed over time to support bourgeois society. A revolution that tries to wield it in its own favor has to contend with the fact that over time, the state as a superstructure is fully compatible with its respective base, capitalism. In order to change the base and superstructure, an entirely new state needs to take its place, not just in name but in structure, otherwise the old superstructure left hanging will wrest back control, like what happened at the Paris Commune.

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The Promised LAN

Saw this posted over on HackerNews, and loved it. I'm big on self-hosting, and this is an incredibly exciting idea to me.

The Promised LAN is a closed, membership only network of friends that operate a 24/7 always-on LAN party, running since 2021. The vast majority of documentation is maintained on the LAN, but this website serves to give interested folks, prospective members or friends an idea of what the Promised LAN is, and how it works.

Their manifesto is also worth reading. My personal favorite part:

We do not wish to, nor will we, rebuild the internet. We do not wish to, nor will we, scale this. We will never be friends with enough people, as hard as we may try. Participation hinges on us all having fun. As a result, membership will never be open, and we will never have enough connected LANs to deal with the technical and social problems that start to happen with scale. This is a feature, not a bug.
This is a call for you to do the same. Build your own LAN. Connect it with friends’ homes. Remember what is missing from your life, and fill it in. Use software you know how to operate and get it running. Build slowly. Build your community. Do it with joy. Remember how we got here. Rebuild a community space that doesn’t need to be mediated by faceless corporations and ad revenue. Build something sustainable that brings you joy. Rebuild something you use daily.
Bring back what we’re missing.

The Promised LAN

The Internet sucks, build a LAN

^tpl.house

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Poory

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omniman

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I loveeee ai , specially ai wifus

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HiddenLayer555

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Except there are artists available at all price ranges. Usually with the expensive ones you're paying for experience and/or prestige. There are less experienced/prestigious artists that will gladly take your $60 commission.

Also, art isn't a necessity. It is a luxury and by definition always will be, especially custom art commissioned by you. The stance of the people behind AI art is founded on the notion that you need art so it can benefit from automation in the same way food does. But you don't need art. It's the capstone of Maslow's pyramid. If you're at a level of privilege where art starts seeming like a necessity, you can afford $260 for it.

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IttihadChe

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So I take it you are anti "AI art"?

How do you feel about pirating? I see AI art as pretty much the same.

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HiddenLayer555

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I'm not even strictly anti AI art. But I absolutely hate the argument that AI makes art more "accessible" or "affordable" (it was accessible/affordable before, you were just too lazy to find artists at your price range) or "reduces the barrier to entry of becoming an artist" (by which they mean you don't actually have to learn how to make art to make it, as if that's a good thing).

I especially hate the animosity AI artists and AI art enjoyers have toward actual artists. Portraying them as pretentious, profit driven, judgmental, etc.

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tacosanonymous

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Also the art bots are terrible for the environment. Just sucking up juice and clean water for soulless output.

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Dyskolos

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Your phone too, your PC/laptop too, your car too, your meat too, your air-travel too....who cares?
Banishing "AI" won't cure this planet. It would just slightly delay the inevitable.

It's just the usual, easy hate for things I don't need/like.

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Amnesigenic

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AI isn't art

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Nah

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Estradiol Enjoyer

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spamming this cringe bullshit across a bunch of different instances doesn't make you any less of a permavirgin slop fiend who loves to be cucked by corporations

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Pro

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Oh, ChadGPT.

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mfed1122

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My brother, I am someone who is pretty pro-AI art, for reasons too complex to get into, but which basically have to do with latent possibility spaces and the boundary between discovery or creation.

I am typically pissed off and annoyed when people get their pitchforks out at any mention of AI art. I also consider myself a pretty decent amateur artist. I draw, I paint, I 3D model. I also like working with the more core technologies of AI. I have a horse in both races, so to speak.

But this post, this post makes me feel like one of those pitchfork-wielders that typically annoy me. Why? Because you've depicted the artist as a rude snob who looks down on poor people, and is thereby getting their just deserts and having their smugness deflated now that they're no longer needed. This is such a wildly inaccurate perception of artists. 9999/10000 artists make probably less than $40,000/yr in the U.S. Most of them could make more money doing something else, but they don't, because they love art. They aren't looking down on poor people, they are poor people.

And no, $60 really isn't enough. Nobody is getting paid enough these days. Do you have any skills or crafts that took you 4 years of work to become even barely good enough at that someone would even consider hiring you? And if so, how would you like it if someone asked you to work for days at a rate below minimum wage? Don't people deserve to have not just subsistence lives, but nice happy lives in return for creating something nice and happy for you?

No artist is sneering at your low commission offer on account of you being poor. The sneering is that, you can spend $60 on something that you don't need whatsoever, whereas they likely need your $60 to buy something like food. These are people who live ENTIRELY off what people pay them for their work, no wage, no tip, etc. How could you ever look down on them for wanting to have a nice life, while at the same time wanting what they provide? It's fine if you're not willing to pay $260 for their work, but it's not fine to look down on them for it, and it's nonsense to characterize them as a judgemental snob. Unless you're trying to commission Jeff Koons or something, any artist you talk to is struggling to get by just like everyone else. You aren't "serving them right" or "teaching them a lesson" by going to AI instead. You're just making it harder for them to make a living doing what they love, and regardless of whether AI does it better than them, or another artist is willing to live a shittier life for that and therefore charge a lower price, that's nothing to be proud of.

I don't want to be mean or make you feel bad, though, I just want you to stop and think about what it must feel like to be a poor artist and see something like this. No doubt they're suffering extra competition as a result of AI, but should we revel in that? If in my small town, I have a neighbor who makes a decent living by charging $20/ticket to his guitar concerts, and then one day another guy moves in, who plays way better my neighbor, and only charges $10/ticket...such that eventually my neighbor can't afford to make a living playing his music any more and picks up a job he hates instead...That's just a shitty situation. And I'm not going to go as far as many others do and say you're bad for buying the $10 tickets from the new guy. I get it, you're struggling too, we all are. You want some joy for the lowest price you can get it, and if it's better, why not? But that doesn't mean we need to turn our noses up at our neighbor and deem his shows "overpriced" - especially if he's already living on less money than his patrons to begin with.

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Scruffy, the janitor: "Seconded."

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belated_frog_pants

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"AI is great because i can steal from poor artists who are barely paid as it is"

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Kirca

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Nooooo, you don't get it. The poor artists are smug meanies so we are allowed to steal from them. If the poor artist just accepted the massive low ball offer than everyone would be happy and we'd have world peace probably.

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Mothra

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Ugh yes these artists, so mean, so evil, greedy and disgusting, they don't deserve being paid not even a tenth of the minimum wage. 60 bucks isn't enough to cover that 12 hr job you say? Where do you live???

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Asswardbackaddict

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Not like I'm gonna make art for anybody else anyway. Do I look like a fucking party clown? I'll take your ideas, they're gonna suck, and maybe if it's impressive I'll write a note I never look at again.

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If you offer somone 60$, and they deny it and say they can only do it for 260 it's because they already have someone willing to pay 250, and they can only make 1 piece at a time. Why would they turn down a 250$ piece to make your 60$ piece? It's simple scarcity. You aren't entitled to someones labor for any price. I really don't care if you use AI to make what you want. The only thing about AI that annoys me is that it's everywhere now, and it looks bad a lot of the time. But just understand that your post here just makes you look entitled. That's why your being mass downvoted. I suggest you do some introspection, and try to see things from other peoples perspectives.

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Pro

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Cucked by ChadGPT?

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Doesnt matter. True of all women in your case (sorry, had to).

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What is "women"?

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spamming this cringe bullshit across a bunch of different instances doesn't make you any less of a permavirgin slop fiend who loves to be cucked by corporations

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Cucked by ChadGPT?

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Forget pondering your orb. It's time to contemplate the absurd.

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Should i install a discontinued custom recovery ? And how to keep root after update on LineageOS!

Am using my redmi note 8 with lineageos built in custom recovery. And my device was rooted. Recently i installed a OTA update and i loose my root access. As i don't own a laptop (i used my friend laptop to flash custom rom and magisk) it's cery inconvenient to lose root on every OTA update.

I researched about it and find magisk don't root android in a deeper level but in a surface level, thats why an OTA update wipes root access.

So recently i was looking at custom recovery like orangefox and twrp fir fixing this issue. For my device orangefox dropped development and rwrp have updates only one a year and last one was yeras ago...

What should i do ? How can i really keep root on an OTA update without a PC or Second device with OTG cable ?

Is there any other root manager that don't allow to lose root after OTA updates ? And is this issue caused by updating the recovery along with the OTA update ? Just so confusing!

Or should i avoid rooting at all ?

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Try Lygisk, it's a fork of Magisk that's meant to survive OTAs for devices that only have one system partition. I've used it on a previous phone and it worked great.

GitHub - programminghoch10/Lygisk: Your Lie in Android

Your Lie in Android. Contribute to programminghoch10/Lygisk development by creating an account on GitHub.

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What's your fear in relation to using older recovery?

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A chit-chat between Llama 2 and ChatGPT for the automated creation of exploits

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1389128625004682

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You Shouldn’t Have to Make Your Social Media Public to Get a Visa

The Trump administration is continuing its dangerous push to surveil and suppress foreign students’ social media activity.

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On "ChatGPT Psychosis" and LLM Sycophancy

As a person who frequently posts about large language model psychology I get an elevated rate of cranks and schizophrenics in my inbox.

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Flagged and Ignored: Testing X’s Response to EU Sanction Violations

Researchers identified hundreds of posts violating EU sanctions on the social media platform X.
X is categorised as a “Very Large Online Platform” (VLOP) under the Digital Services Act (DSA), and as such is legally obligated to mitigate systemic risks on their platform and investigate illegal content reports from users.
A sample dataset of 125 clear sanction-violating posts were reported to X using the “Report EU Illegal Content” form on the platform. These included, for instance, programmes from the Russian state broadcaster RT.
Only 57% of the reports of illegal content received acknowledgement receipts, breaching DSA obligations.
Only one of the reported posts was removed, and for the remaining cases, X responded via email, stating that no violation of EU law was found, despite clear evidence to the contrary.
There were 7 responses made by the platform within 2 minutes or less, potentially indicating automated reviews.
In the case of content from the sanctioned Russian influence operation Doppelgänger, posts were deleted despite the platform’s initial response claiming no action would be taken.
The results of this reporting experiment suggest that X’s current moderation mechanisms are insufficiently equipped, or that the platform is potentially unwilling to enforce sanction-related policies at scale.

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Labels Don't Want Supreme Court Review to Delay Piracy Lawsuit Against Verizon

In a move that could reshape the online copyright enforcement landscape, last month the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a pivotal piracy liability lawsuit. The Court's decision will have a direct impact on similar lawsuits, including that between major record labels and ISP Altice, which is now on hold. Verizon has asked the court for a similar stay, but since that lawsuit is in its early stages, the labels are firmly opposed to any further delay.

Labels Don't Want Supreme Court Review to Delay Piracy Lawsuit Against Verizon * TorrentFreak

The Supreme Court review of ISPs' liability for pirating subscribers is already having a direct effect on other copyright lawsuits.

^{Ernesto Van der Sar (TF Publishing)}

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NASA Tests Mixed Reality Simulation in Vertical Motion Simulator

NASA Tests Mixed Reality Sim In Vertical Motion Simulator

NASA’s Ames Research Center invited pilots to test how a mixed reality flight simulation would perform in the world’s largest flight simulator.

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NASA Tests 5G-Based Aviation Network to Boost Air Taxi Connectivity

NASA Tests 5G-Based Aviation Network to Boost Air Taxi Connectivity - NASA

In April and May, researchers at NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland built two specialized radio systems to study how well fifth-generation cellular

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Virginia is using AI to identify illegal and redundant regulations

While other states are focused on regulating artificial intelligence, Virginia is using the technology to repeal regulations.

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Deleting Windows from dual boot Linux/Windows computer

I have a PC currently configured to dual boot Windows 10 and Linux Mint. I don't need Windows anymore, but Mint is working just fine and I'd rather avoid wiping the whole thing and starting over. Is there a safe way to just get rid of Windows?

#linux

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MentalEdge

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Yes. You can just straight up delete the windows partition. Windows just won't boot anymore, even though doing only this won't remove it from the boot menu.

You can do this from your running linux install, but if you want to grow the linux partition to take up the free space, you'll need to do that from a live usb.

No changes should be necessary. Just delete the windows partition, and grow the linux partition.

Make sure you keep the efi partition, and swap partition, if there is one.

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SheeEttin

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You can usually grow a partition online, even the one you're booting from.

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MentalEdge

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Not if you need to move it first.

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gravitas_deficiency

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Then do it in two steps. There’s a way forward. Just requires bit of fiddling.

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MentalEdge

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Yes.

But moving a partition can't be done online. And often enough it's mecessary before growing one, that I generally just tell people to do partition changes offline.

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over_clox

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You sound like you know some things that perhaps I don't know.

Slightly different question...

I have a 128GB SSD with Linux Mint MATE 20.3, and I did a full and successful dd backup to my 4TB backup drive.

I have a 100GB external USB hard drive as a test medium for Mint MATE 22.1. I am happy with my test setup, and tried to dd that over to the 128GB SSD. But it wouldn't boot.

I restored the original 128GB SSD image and all is good right now, but why the hell didn't the 100GB>128GB even boot?

Edit: Secure Boot has been disabled all along, screw that headache.

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MentalEdge

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I'm not sure.

AFAIK dd will create an IDENTICAL environment. This is actually not desirable as it will cause UUID conflicts where multiple partitions in a system have the same UUID.

Unless you're restoring something you imaged, dding one disk onto another requires fiddling with the UUIDs and fstab, to make the partitions unique again, so the kernel can tell them apart.

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over_clox

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The goal was to migrate the 100GB to the 128GB, hopefully expand it, and format the 100GB for future temporary/experimental use.

I never planned on having both drives actively running at the same time, so I don't think there should have been any UUID issues, nor did I run across any errors suggesting such an issue.

But even without expanding the partition, the dd command should have 1:1 copied the 100GB, with space to spare, and be bootable, right? Or so I thought...

I had no problem dd restoring the original 128GB contents though, so at least I didn't bork everything. Also the 100GB external USB is still fine. 👍

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FauxLiving

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Is your SSD an NVME drive? It's possible that there are non-UUID references (maybe /etc/fstab, or GRUB's config) to the drive that are involved in the boot process.

Maybe it is looking for /dev/sda2, which is correct on the USB disk, but now everything is on /dev/nvme0n1p2.

Solution: Live disk, mount the root and boot partitions, look at the config files and fix the references.

-Or-

It could be that your boot manager has an an entry for the 128GB drive already, just pointed at the wrong .efi file.

If you were originally on Arch for example(, btw) on the 128GB drive. During the installation of the bootloader you would have inserted an entry into the boot manager like:

HD(1,MBR,0xe89l2937594, 0x3823, 0x2398734987)/\EFI\Linux\arch-linux.efi)

But now, since you're on Mint, arch-linux.efi isn't there and the boot manager falls over.

Solution: Live disk, use efibootmgr (wiki.archlinux.org/title/Unifi…), to delete the bad entry (\arch-linux.efi) and add one pointing to the correct file (\mint.efi ? grubx64.efi?).

e: It looks like Mint uses grub, so you could also live disk -> chroot into the environment -> run grub-install (wiki.archlinux.org/title/GRUB#…) to create the entry. You will still have a 'bad' entry which you can delete with efibootmgr.

Unified Extensible Firmware Interface - ArchWiki

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over_clox

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My 128GB is meant as an integrated NVME drive.

Meant to be. I literally cut a service panel hole under the laptop to remove or reinstall it whenever I feel like, or maybe eventually upgrade it.

I've been booting off of other devices, like my 8GB USB flash, 100GB USB HDD, and even Live Boot USB DVD drive. It's actually been very convenient, as I can boot off of whatever the hell I want from USB.

My backup is on a 4TB, so really no worries to me, I can more or less freely experiment around with whatever OS I want, and if it doesn't work right, I can just dd my backup over whatever again, and it just works.

But why doesn't the dd 100GB>128GB work as I'd expect?

Obviously that's not the exact dd command I used, for privacy reasons.

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FauxLiving

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There's not many things that are happening at boot: the UEFI Boot Manager points to GRUB which boots your system.

It's almost certainly one of them. The Boot Manager's entries can be fixed with efibootmgr

Most likely you'll also have an issue after it boots because of the swap from being on /dev/sda to /dev/nvme0n1. Your home directory or swap file from the USB drive probably in the fstab like:

/dev/sda3     /home    ext4    options   0 0
/dev/sda4     /swap    swap    options   0 0

Now /dev/sda doesn't exist anymore, because you're on an NVME drive. Now those directories will be at /dev/nvme0n1p3 and /dev/nvme0n1p4. You'll have to edit fstab manually to fix this. If fstab is using UUIDs then it'll work as-is since the partition UUIDs would have been part of the image.

Obviously that’s not the exact dd command I used, for privacy reasons.

Unless you did

dd /dev/urandom /dev/nvme0n1

Then you're probably fine.

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over_clox

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Wait wait, I just double checked.

Apparently my 128GB is a SATA M2.

Fuck I'm still learning this new hardware. 🤦‍♂️

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FauxLiving

in reply to over_clox • 1 mese fa • •

In almost all cases it'll be the same situation. The boot manager is pointing the wrong way. You added the entry to the 100GB drive when you (or whatever Mint uses to install) ran grub-install. You also have an existing entry for the OS on the 128GB drive.

The only way it would have worked seamlessly is if you plugged the 128GB drive into the same connection that the 100GB drive was on AND both the original OS and Mint both use grub AND install it in the same location.

It's an easy fix once you know what to look for (just run efibootmgr --unicode and you'll see the boot entries).

Apparently my 128GB is a SATA M2.

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over_clox

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I hear ya there, but..

I be getting really confused when one config boots from /dev/sda, but when I have my backup drive attached (not the boot device), it boots from /dev/sdb

Hell I dunno, I probably confused the hell out of my laptop plus myself with my cutout mod reconfiguration, but it's happy to boot from almost anything now.

Almost...

Hey, at least I know how to restore to my previous state from backup via dd 👍

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FauxLiving

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I be getting really confused when one config boots from /dev/sda, but when I have my backup drive attached (not the boot device), it boots from /dev/sdb
Hell I dunno, I probably confused the hell out of my laptop plus myself with my cutout mod reconfiguration, but it’s happy to boot from almost anything now.

You probably just have multiple boot entries and some are higher priority, so if you plug in a drive it's boot config is higher in the boot order and since it is available it'll boot that.

Just run

efibootmgr --unicode

You can see all of the entries and their boot order.

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HaraldvonBlauzahn

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I generally agree, but the best way to use the extra partition might be to keep it as a reserve to install the next Distribution release. So you go

partition A: Ubuntu 2024.10

Partition B: /home

Partition C: Ubuntu 2025.04

And swap A and C for the next upgrade. It is really nice to have a whole compatible fallback system.

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dajoho

in reply to HaraldvonBlauzahn • 1 mese fa • •

Not seen this done manually before. Neat idea!

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verdigris

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Sounds like you could benefit from NixOS ;)

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HaraldvonBlauzahn

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I already use Guix shell as a package manager on top of Debian (for programming mainly) and occasionally Arch in an VM (managed by virt-manager).

I don't have the impression that using NixOS or full Guix would save me time. But I will probably try Guix System on a spare disk in the next months, when I have time and energy to get a feel on it.

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verdigris

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Oh it almost certainly won't save you time unless you already know Nix and how the ecosystem works. But it does make rolling back to previous configurations basically effortless, which seems like it would obviate your need for a full staging drive.

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jumping redditor [they/them]

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curious how you automatically move all the packages over

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HaraldvonBlauzahn

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curious how you move all packages over

One can copy the system using a tar backup, fix the mount pointd by changing the volume label (which identifies the mount point), and do a dist upgrade then.

I guess that's the best way to do it on a server. But for desktop systems, I now think it is better to make a list of manually installed packages, and to re-install the packages that are still needed from that list. This has two advantages:

One gets rid of cruft and experimental installs that are no longer needed, which is really important in the long term.
Some systems (I a looking at you GNOME) can break in an ugly way if doing an upgrade instead of a re-install. Very bad behaviour, but it can happen. (And this might answer the question whether Debian is more stable than Arch: Yes, as long as you don't upgrade GNOME).

And one more thing I do for the dot files:

Say, my home folder is in /home/hvb . Then, I install Debian 12 and set /home/hvb/deb12 as my home folder (by editing /etc/passwd). I put my data in /home/hvb/Documents, /home/hvb/Photos/ and sym-link these folders into /home/hvb/deb12. When I upgrade, I first create a new folder /home/hvb/deb14, copy my dot files from deb12, and install a new root partition with my home set to /home/hvb/deb14. Then, I again link my data folders , documents and media such as /home/hvb/Documents into /home/hvb/deb14 . The reason I do this is that new versions of programs can upgrade the dot files to a new syntax or features, but when I switch back to boot Debian 12, the old versions can't necessarily read the newer-version config files (the changes are mostly promised to be backward-compatible but not forward-compatible).

All in all this is a very conservative approach but it works for me with running Debian now for about 15 years in a rather large desktop setup.

And the above also worked well for me with distro-hopping. Though nowadays, it is more recommended to install parallel dual-booted distros on another removable disk since such installs can also modify grub and EFI setup, early graphics drivers and so on, even if in theory dual-boot installs should be completely independent... but my experience is that is not any more always guaranteed.

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Another possibly quicker way to do this is a larger BTRFS disk and create subvolumes from snapshots and mount these. When the subvolumes are no longer needed, they can be deleted like any folder.

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verdigris

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Note: the growing the partition from a live USB thing is only necessary if you want it all to be one partition. If it's a separate drive, or even if it's not, you can just format the old Windows partition/drive and mount it as a new storage volume.

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Web_Rand

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Some software doesn't run on Linux.

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osaerisxero

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Some software doesn't run on windows. How's that related to the op's question?

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Web_Rand

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Get rid of Windows, lose access to Windows only software.

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the_q

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First of all this isn't accurate. Second, you have no idea what op uses. Third, who simps for Windows?

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I was already onboard. You don't have to keep trying to sell it.

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FauxLiving

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You are all missing out on all those AI integrations, smhing my head

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muhyb

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Yesterday, I had to deal with Windows and I noticed that the top option on the right-click menu was Copilot. It's getting worse and worse apparently.

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FauxLiving

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I had a 'work emergency' that turned out to be Office spamming advertisements for Copilot's Office integration.

They thought something was wrong with their account. Nope, Microsoft being scumbags and making advertisements look like system messages.

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over_clox

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I see someone missed the virtual machine memo.

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giacomo

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but also, some software does

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Magitian

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Why do you try to make Linux seem unusable? It's not "Linux"'s fault proprietary software doesn't work on it. Would you criticize GNOME, KDE Plasma etc. and any of the gazillion other pieces of software exclusive to Linux for not working on W*ndows to reach a wider audience next?

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djsoren19

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It's basically only proprietary garbage tho.

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Demonmariner

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Not a problem for me. All the software I need is either available as native Linux or runs ok under Wine.

I'm ready to ditch Windows entirely at this point. I just need to find the best way to do that, without having to rebuild the Linux side of my dual boot PC.

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Mordikan

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You can use the gparted tool to graphically remove the partition(s) and then format them to whatever file system type you are interested in and just have those mounted as extra data drives. Or merge them into your Linux partition (depending on setup). That will require gparted to be run as sudo as you are interacting with disks.

Alternatively, you can a tool like fdisk to change partitioning in terminal. You can pull the disk info using something like lsblk, so if you had a specific drive it might be sudo fdisk /dev/nvme0n1, then you'd want to print the current table and look through the help.

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data1701d (He/Him)

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Do you have data on the Windows partition?

Either way, a good way to do it might be to use dd (or a different disk image tool) to copy your Linux installation partitions to a portable hard drive, and make sure the image works. Then wipe the drive and copy the Linux partitions back to it via dd or another imaging tool.

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Labna

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Hi,
I didn't see the answer if you only have your pc and no other big storage :
If you still have the installation usb or recreate one. Boot on it then you open gparted with that you remove the two partition off windows, the main with the system and the recovery one (if there is) but don't touch the first or last partition esp if it exits.
Then you can expand the partitions to get the free space. Extend to the right is fast but extend to the left can be really slow and prone to failures.
I case you Linux partition are all on the right you can also create new main partition, do the install of the linux on this one, then reboot on the USB, move the user and configuration files on the new system, delete old installation partitions, then extend the new install to take the full drive.
There is commands to remove the old esp entries I don't remember yet.
This can take few hours so be patient.

The other option with a backup (dd) of the main partition is obviously safer but take nearly the same amount of time and need an external drive.

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socially vulnerable are to pay the costs of rearmament

This sounds like a populist victory waiting to happen

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Merz is preparing the weapons so that when the AFD, which he will paint as opposition to his Fascism-lite regime eventually wins, they can do full Fascism.

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Wtf, it doesn't make a lot of sens since open ai doesn't have the monopole of ia anymore.
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We all will pay for it to Larry's pocket and then he will pay the 3 letter agency for a favor. That's how Larry is doing business for years.

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( Very Related to Libre Software ) How AI, ICE and Elon Musk Manipulate People Into Supporting Evil?

I did a very deep dive into the history of Libre Software and stuff, and how "Open Source" became a term. And speculated out of it a whole theory about AI, ICE and US Politics in general.

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Missing something on scheduled posts?

I recently scheduled several posts, but they didn't post at the scheduled time, unless I'm missing something. Any suggestions?

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Hey good folks, i.e. Rimu & PugJesus@piefed.social / piefed.social/u/PugJesus (pardon, not yet sure how to correctly tag here),

I happened to have this same issue last week, and am pleased to see today that the bugfix seems to have worked! Ah, and one other useful thing I discovered was that one can go back and correct a post if one happened to have botched the scheduled time, previously:

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