Might have Luck with Leap or Tumbleweed because nVidia hosts their own openSUSE driver repos. add nVidia repo to SUSE, GUI select the driver and click OK
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I have 1 machine that will not boot most debian distros, and if they do it will not boot after install. It is a BIOS bug. non debian distros acknoledge the bug and move on.
Its because he was wearing a short toga, so he was asking for it
You can set what traffic goes across wireguard, either all of it, or only what is intended for the IP you are needing to connect to.
Also, would your firewall need dns pointing to 192.168.0.1 upstream? rather than to 8.8.8.8. In case it needs to find addresses on your upstream network when talking back? I'm throwing stuff at the wall here
Again, I'm not a network expert. i just wondered if to the firewall your WAN side connection (not Actually WAN) had some baked in rules to drop 192.168 from that side?? If that is not it does your port forward specify IP range to forward from?
i wasn't contesting the 90 seconds, sometimes tests are setup no following real world parameters to gain info that would take too long to gather otherwise. like Carcinogen tests with LD50. Black pepper is a carcinogen (when injected under the skin--per the test method). But nobody eats pepper that way. The 90 seconds may be to test the amount of exposure in one day, etc
I am no expert, but maybe something about 192.168 not being broadcast across wan as it is restricted to local...i coukd be wrong
While that test may not be the norm, it represents cheap brand knockoffs that may have shitty voltage control, or faulty, etc. it is not like they run ever vape through rigid testing like airplane control systems ( and even those fail )
then it sounds like what is being killed has another child or parallel process that isn't getting killed by the command used. Or Sigterm 15 is needed for graceful shutdown of process
Closing from the X icon on the app window lets the program write out any info it needs to before shutdown. Killing the process from the terminal just ends the process totally
Windows Quick Assist. you both launch it and share the code, it shares the screen even after your person on the other end reboots