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Too many boot devices to choose from
A bit of background
Since you see named boot entries like Windows Boot Manager and debian, you clearly have a system with UEFI firmware, booting the named OSs in UEFI native mode. Since one of the ...
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Too many boot devices to choose from
On my system (details irrelevant to this issue) what the BIOS/UEFI calls "boot devices" are actually bootloaders not physical devices or partitions. From the efibootmgr -v it seems like you ...
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Too many boot devices to choose from
what you see is a function of UEFI and your motherboard. I see something similar with My ASROCK at home and my Dell optiplex at work.
First go into your BIOS/EFI by hitting F2 or DEL or whatever, go ...
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Windows, Linux and wireless
Here's the thing, when I'm done in Linux and boot to Windows, something happened and even when the network card is detected, it cannot detect any wireless networks.
Perhaps the Linux driver for the ...
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How to Create Bootable Windows 10 image in Debian?
The most recent reliable approach for me has been:
On Linux, set up and launch a virtual machine running Windows.
Then run Rufus on VW to create the bootable USB: https://rufus.ie/en/
Make sure to ...
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Surface Pro 7+ will no longer boots USB
I just had the same issue and I managed to install ubuntu using Ventoy. Just install Ventoy here. Follow the installation instructions, dont forget to select "GPT Partition Table" and just ...
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How to connect wsl2 docker containers via ssh
You need to check some parameters :
is ssh service running inside docker
ss -laputen | grep ssh #this inside docker
How network and firewall are configured in your host/docker context :
https://...
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meld won't start on Cygwin: No module named 'meld'
Alternative solution to the problem explained by @einpoklum.
Add location where meld/conf.py is to path via e.g.
export PYTHONPATH=/usr/lib/pythonN.M/site-packages
The path can be found via e.g.
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Restore USB Stick after using it to install TrueNAS Core
Write zeros over the whole device using dd with something like
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda
then start again with formatting and partitioning. Sometimes these things depend on the nature and quality ...
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