There name is "sue you". When nintendo sues them they'll sue back.
Their intentions are clear
neosheo
joined 2 years ago
Where does it write the file
Is there a guide somewhere on how top do that?
I have decided to use rrsync to do this.
Im using btrfs on the back drive but using ext4 on the remote devices. Wont the snapshots, if sent to a remote device be the same size as the original data?
I've tried it before but i want a situation where i dont need to use the ssh agent. I think i'm gonna go with using rrsync
Yeah this is what im leaning towards
Because i don't like have passphraseless keys on my devices, i may just be being paranoid.
I use it too but i like rsync better for backups
I probably will eventually. I put btrfs on it and it works pretty well. Im a little iffy on the windows driver but i tested obs and it can write over the network just fine.
Yeah it seems like it was a permissions error. I set the tight permissions and now i have it working
Ok i'm running into some issues. I have formatted with btrfs but immediately it does not work when attempting to mount.
I had it mounted and then set up with fstab, test installing some games to it but the second i ejected the device and then reattached it it cannot be mounted.
I get the error
An error occurred while accessing 'wd_black5tb', the system responded: The requested operation has failed: Error mounting system-managed device /dev/sdb1: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error
I also installed winbtrfs with chocolatey but the drive fails to show up once plugged in and i dont see the drive anywhere
I use material files and when you press the cut icon, it literally says "move to" while you are selecting the destination