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Hi there could you help me or give me any advice/guidance on an issue I'm having? I was browsing my EFI partition and saw a strange file called KonBoot.efi. I deleted this file and my computer immediately began acting sooo wonky. When I finally sat down at it about an hour later, I had lost about 750GB of data. Most of it was AAA title PC games that I can just redownload from steam however there's about 3 games that I purchased through an old MS account on Game Pass, that I can no longer access thanks to stupid scammers I'm sure, so there's nothing I can do but stew in anger over those. Furthermore, a TON of pictures, all my childhood pictures (both of my parents passed away and around that time I was given all my childhood pics which I stupidly elected to make digital instead of keeping physical copies of) and documents that are both extremely important and confidential or just very close to my heart. My Windows 10 install was on the first NTFS partition on the 1TB SSD, about 200GB. The next NTFS partition was about 750GB, labeled as D Drive, and on that partition I have a directory called GAMES, where my PC games are installed and one called MEDIA, where all of those game zip files, ISO, and all of the irreplaceable pictures and documents were stored. It essentially hit virtually every directory on the D Drive but didn't touch the Windows partition. I ran Recurva but elected not to restore anything because it's not finding the pictures or documents, which are the most important directories I'm trying to recover. What would my best course of action be? Linux Tools like in this video or premium software on Windows? I don't understand testdisk at all but it finds absolutely nothing in any of those directories. I appreciate any help, advice or guidance you can offer. I loath scammer trash.

how to set up what with what

Little gripe.. would be good to drop the background music levels a bit. Feels like this hasn't been an issue in recent videos.

ZedFS it is.

Also I would like to what with older qnap servers like the ts 469 pro has a max disc size of 6tb. And with unraid kr true nas. As I understand it you can go be on this to any size.

This is very confusing but, so far, the best video on the subject I've come across so far. Looking to clone a disk with DDRescue on Windows 10. Do you have any videos that might help to accomplish this?😅

Is MS server ReFS, microsofts version of ZFS? I am debating whether to switch from [MS Server 2019] to [TrueNas core or source] - it is simply for file server in Video Production? any recommendations?

Interesting, Im designing a user space file system for Fuse/Dokany that is built for gen 5 m.2 drives. My goal is to change how AI models are stored, as software installs, games, etc. Fun project.

thank you!

Thanks to testdisk I was able to recover the data from /home and thanks to you for showing it, very good tool to recover data. thank you so much

Very informative! Will be watching this one again!

I built and maintained a vsan cluster myself utilizing cisco high capacity servers. 2 cpu boards and 24 3.5 discs per machine.. a 6 machine cluster ran without issue for 5 years and to my knowledge is still running. The hybrid approach makes managing compute a breeze. Machines hit the local disk most of the time but replicates to the other nodes. Not centralized storage node to maintain.

Trying to be "noob friendly" ... immediately proceeds to talk about binary blobs. "Noob friendly" indeed!

So are you gonna try this with the Xe driver in 6.8? Does the new driver change anything?

Advisement -- if you want to use Plex with Transcoding, there is support for containers to share host GPU resources. I use Plex in a container on TrueNAS Scale (Ubuntu) and it is able to do GPU transcode since it can share the host GPU. In this case, the host GPU is an AMD 5600G iGPU. Obviously w/o SRIOV I can't share the GPU with my VMs!

Price of Intel Flex 170 is $3000 for a non-powerful only 16GB vram without FAN GPU. Nothing good for it. Freaking bad!!

The virgin maintainer made it difficult to install because he's too poor to get another job that pays.

G'day from Sydney Australia, Sup Wendall, This is my system at teh moment currently running Windows 11 23H2 bt don't plan on reinstalling anytime soon but not sure if my system is good enough to run VM via Passthrough so I can run games that uses EA, Ubisoft and EPIC launchers which wine/bottles doesn't support well, also FL Studio and third party plugins also wine/bottles doesn't support. In teh future I plan to migrate to Linux full time and run Windows via VM. Motherboard: MSI MAG X570S TORPEDO MAX CPU: 5800X3D GPU: AsRock Challenger Pro RX 6800 RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws (2x16gb) 32Gb 3600mhz Storage: 2x 2tb Samsung 980 Pro Cooler: Corsair Hydro Series H150i PRO RGB 360mm Performance Liquid CPU Cooler (replaced with Silent wings 3 fans 120mm x 3 as exhaust) Case: BeQuiet Silent Base 802 PSU: Corsair TX850M 850W 80 Plus Gold Semi-Modular Power Supply Fans: 2 140mm Silent wings 2 at the front for intake, and 1 120mm silent wings 2 as rear exhaust Monitor: LG 32GP750-B 1440p 165hz

Well done.

anyone know if this build workds with rocky linux? TR 7960x mbo pro ws trx50 sage wifi works with rocky linux? it installed fine but internet has problems. ethernet drops randomly and takes minutes to reconnect. also, settings says there is no wifi adpter. the motherboard ships with wifi 7 . i even tried a usb wifi dongle 802.11ac and it isnt recognised linux side pc side device manager calls the wifi motherboard adapter media tek wi-fi 7 mt7925 wireless lan card specs Ethernet 1 x Marvell® AQtion 10Gb Ethernet 1 x Intel® I226-LM 2.5Gb Ethernet Wireless & BluetoothWi-Fi 7* 2x2 Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be)** Supports 2.4/5/6GHz frequency band*** Support Wi-Fi 7 160MHz bandwidth, up to 2.8Gbps transfer rate. Bluetooth® v5.4**** * Compatible with Windows 11 or later. ** Wi-Fi 7 MLO(Multi-link Operation) full functions support will be ready in Windows 11 2024 Platform (Windows 11 24H2) or later. *** Wi-Fi 6GHz frequency band and bandwidth regulatory may vary between countries. **** The Bluetooth version may vary, please refer to the Wi-Fi module manufacturer's website for the latest specifications.

the amount of shit you have to know to just make linux work AT A BASIC LEVEL is absurd.

The soundscape feels more epxanded than normal. 🤔

6:16 -- 120 hz oled TVs . . . color me informed. Gonna check that out.

Got hold of the ASUS version of this card (7600 XT) for an excellent price. It only uses one 8pin pci-e connector, which is great for those people (like me) who don't have dual 8pin pci-e connectors from their psu's. I could never fathom why a 190W card needed two 8pin connectors anyway, so it's good to have a manufacturer (ASUS) who realises it's perfectly fine to use just one 8pin connector. Plugged it into my OpenSuse Tumbleweed box and it was all good to go.

Have You tried iGPU passthrough on MS-01 with new Proxmox and new kernel? unfortunatelly it doesn't work for me :/ (strongtz do not support new kernel right now)

It's been a while since I heard from ESR. Happy to find this video. His essay on "how to become a hacker" influenced me in a positive way. Sad to hear the he is leaving python behind. Though, learning Go is quite simple for a python dev.

In general, it is an all AMD system superior to Intel Nvidia, in terms of running Linux?

This channel needs WAY MORE LIVE like this...

6.8 seemed to come out with latest Proxmox VE in the last day or so.

😂 Strongbad for life! Don't make him release Trogdor! 😈

The PCI reset is STILL a thing? I remember that was a problem around a decade ago. I don't think it's on their top-tier list of priorities :)

These intel cards don’t seem that cheap. Not sure how the math adds up? Maybe I just don’t understood

Just picked up an MS-01 myself and am super pumped to watch this tutorial :)

I got a Rocket Lake machine (W-1370P), only to find out that even though one Intel page says it supports GVT-G, and another says it supports SR-IOV, it actually supports NEITHER. I guess Rocket Lake is kind of a forgotten/abandoned generation. That's not the only thing missing on Rocket Lake... the ieh_edac.c driver is both missing from upstream and missing the PCI ID for Rocket Lake. I wonder if the IEH hardware is just broken? Supermicro has it disabled in some hidden setup options.

I have a brand new MS-01 sitting in front of me awaiting deployment. I've been stuck setting up ollama on my TrueNAS Scale install on my Poweredge T30 /w a RTX 2070. I've also been debating what to install on it (vs TrueNAS). I had Proxmox on my Poweredge, but I removed it and put TrueNAS bare metal. All my True Chart apps get stuck installing/starting. Once I solve that, I was going to setup my MS-01 using the 2.5G port at first - i'm awaiting on two shipments of 4x intel OPT/SR/10G modules and 2 pairs of MMF. I'm glad you made this video. I'm going to watch it multiple times before I start digging in this amazing piece of hardware (for the price). It's my primary home server with the PowerEdge (hopefully) being my mid-range AI box doing only that (inference, not training until a video card upgrade). The poweredge was my "first real server". I've worked support that had a datacenter on prem with 4U Compaq servers from 20 years ago, so seeing something like this in my home today is mind blowing.

Sooooo is it mother board?

This is amazing. Thanks for the detailed video and the even more detailed article on the forum. I can't wait to try this. :) I've been struggling with this for about a week. It's spectacularly non-intuitive and confusing. I've got a Mini-PC with an i7-12700T (iHD 770) that I'm using for a low power Proxmox server, and I got really interested in SR-IOV not just for Plex/transcoding but also to attempt to hardware accelerate VMs with remote desktops to get 1080p60 fps + not-glitchy, low latency sound. Particularly for things like Software Defined Radio and other low-latency audio processing, if they're performant enough, SR-IOV VFs would be ideal. From the video it sounds like I could at least get a couple of those going at once, which is all I want. Even one would be great. I've tried VirtIO-GL, and it actually works for hardware acceleration with the non-free version of the intel-media-va driver, but it's horrifically inefficient and dependent on software support that doesn't seem to exist in most (any?) remote desktop servers--I've actually managed to get 1080p60fps video out of Sunshine server on a 4 core 12500T VM with VirGL (host) and va-api (guest), but the audio was a choppy, high-latency useless mess. It's a shame because it feels like if VirGL was powerful enough, it'd be plenty for most home use cases. Hopefully its replacement Venus will do better. As someone who actually wants to virtualize GUI-based OSes for testing/specific production use cases, it's been very frustrating to realize the best, non-maddening way to do it is to give a Proxmox server an entire real GPU, preferably one that supports vGPU functionality so I can slice it up between multiple VMs. Passing through a whole iGPU in Proxmox is an absolute nightmare that's not worth it (and doesn't seem to work with Intel iGPUs, anyway), and unless things improve dramatically in Linux 6.8, SR-IOV really isn't worth it for that use case, either, versus the effort to set it up and keep it working and relatively low performance. This whole experiment has taught me a lot about Proxmox and Linux, but more than that taught me that my use cases pretty much demand a server with at least one slot for a GPU. Hopefully, one day iGPUs will be powerful enough to change that, but I suspect it'll be a while. It's disappointing, as my use cases are otherwise so small in scale that mini-PCs would be perfectly adequate. I'm more convinced than ever that I need Minisforum to put out an update to the MS-01 that has room for actual usable GPUs. :)

Currently using my A380 as the host gpu for my passthrough setup. Had to fight through new vendor-reset issues and a startup script with that `echo 'device_specific' > /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000\:03\:00.0/reset_method` fix people got working, in order to get my 5700 xt passed through. Wouldn't it be awesome if consumer Battlemage supported SR-IOV out of the box haha? Or if even a software update brought it to the A770? Thank goodness Strong Bad's cousin is working on this. I would trust no one else.

13:30 -- passthrough second physical gpu

Hummm. First time that UA-cam showed me this channel , after I’ve been dubbed to the main L1 channel for YEARS!

I've not seen a company so loathe to supply it's products. The Flex series are essentially unobtainable in the retail environment. Nvidia might charge a lot for their professional cards, but at least there's availability from board vendors and not extreme pricing from server vendors.

Intel making this work with their own consumer GPU’s would be … nice and maybe get their sales up?

Can this be done on a rolling Arch host with kernel 6.8+ instead of Proxmox?

My Linux system has kernel 6.8.7 from the repo for this, I use RichARCH btw. With it I was able to get Arch Linux up and running simply and quickly with kickstart like automation features.

I want to build a Windows XP Cloud Gaming Rig, as in a linux host with 4 VMs with windows XP. These would be all set up with old lan games. I have friends I do LAN Parties with and We can't ever run old stuff properly on modern laptops, so I want the cloud setup to play these, I' want to try this with the iGPU maybe it has enough power for my use case!

I just can't believe it's 2024 and not one of three gpu manufacturers have thought to break ranks and enable gpu sharing pass through on VM's and containers for a consumer card / personal use. Every single person with a homelab / server would buy one.

If sr-iov starts working in Proxmox on consumer grade Intel GPUs (A770, etc.) they'll get my money. I only want accelerated desktops for ~4 VMs (2 more slices for jellyfin and frigate would also be nice).

Too funny, I wasted a bunch of time today trying to get an old HD 530 in some xeon thing from 8 years ago to passthrough to Windows 10 without 43'ing me through PVE. I did NOT succeed. Fun day though!

Wooooooo! SRIOV baby!