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Problem: A USB stick cannot boot with any of Porteus, the boot-repair LiveUSB, or SystemRescueCD. It used to be bootable with Porteus, and before that it could boot with other Linux LiveUSB distributions.
Solution: Ventoy
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(on Infogalactic)
https://infogalactic.com/info/Main_Page
Yet another “everything” wiki, starting from fork of Wikipedia (MediaWiki)
Just as creationwiki exists for their biblical worldview, Infogalactic exists to separate itself from Wikipedia‘s// increasingly-disturbing ideologies and general untrustworthiness.
2017-01-21 — Since President of the United States was not updated, this project is being abandoned.
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Problem: I have a messy old Windows installation, and I want to reinstall it from scratch. However, I own Windows 8, applied the Windows 8.1 upgrade, and then got the free upgrade to Windows 10. I don’t have a Windows 10 installation disk.
I don’t want a new disk, I want a USB stick.
I don’t want Windows itself booting from a USB stick, just the installer on it.
Update: The solution is probably to get the ISO then use Ventoy.
(Wikipedia: Survivalism, Homesteading)
.. Survivalsteading!
Think of this topic along the same lines as ethical vegetarianism. How to look at places and things and consider them in a different way.
See also:
I might eventually add some notes.
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Roleplaying > Dungeons & Dragons >
Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition
https://dnd.wizards.com/
I used roll20.net to play this.
I wanted to play Okami – (2006 game) on my PlayStation 2 again. My old monitor had an S-Video input, but newer ones do not.
There are little adapters and adapter-cables, but those will not work on most monitors. They are a sort of “straight through” adapter which rely on the monitor understanding the signal a certain way. I bought a “HDV-G3000 PS2 to HDMI Video Audio Converter Adapter 1080P” which did not work.
Solution: Most people have RCA connectors, but what you really want is to have the highest-quality output from the PS2 and convert it using a device. So you take the high-quality cable for a PS2, which gives you S-Video output, and plug that into a converter box. The plus side is you can do upscaling and probably video switchboxing.
I ended up getting:
An two-source audio mixer, so I can use one set of speakers for my computer and the PS2 is another project I only briefly looked at and haven’t started yet.