Linux

Virtual disks are not like usb drives you know... let's get them removed & added properly!

As I've recently started studying for a CCNP DataCenter, I've come back to simulating networks. As the last time I've studied for a Cisco exam, I was still a Windows user (yuck!), I had to figure out how to install PT on Linux...

Here it is - a complete guide to installing the Swiss knife of Linux distributions: the big, powerful and rough around edges Arch Linux. Today comes the day when you should become a Linux geek.

Am I on Linux or am I on Windows...? Boundaries between operating systems are getting a bit thin nowadays!

Kernel panic on Linux is hard to identify and troubleshoot. Finding a root cause of a kernel panic often requires reproducing a situation that occurs rarely and collecting data that is difficult to gather.

Recently, Linus Torvalds announced the release of Linux 4.17. The release comes a couple of months after the first release candidate, and in his message Torvalds also talks about version 5.0 of the Linux kernel.

If your laptop/PC/virtual machine running Linux is booting straight to BIOS, it might indicate there’s something wrong with your boot partition (/boot). In this post I’m going to learn you a thing or two about fixing said /boot partition and recovering a broken Linux system.

In this installment of the Quickie series, we’re going to setup a Linux SFTP Server from the ground up. This includes setting up the OS, going through the initial configuration and some other details.

For the past month, I was using cable connection in my office. The reason being – I couldn’t connect to wi-fi!

As my move to Ireland was quite unexpected and unplanned, I had to sell my homelab. For the past few months I was a refugee, an outcast trying to get something done on an outdated laptop which I was jokingly referring to as mobile-lab. The decision was made to end this and get new gear.