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[rodent-king-buunii]

okai so anyways

in between art trying to make a digital comeback + my downers bein dangerously low

i have picked up ukulele, im gonna try to skateboard seriously this time[i have an old trick board i cant look at + a longboard i want to use] as to give myself some new hobbies.

so heres the thing

w the uke, its not here as of me typin this out[05.04] itll bee here somewhere between the 13th-19th. when it gets here ill take pics ofc.

skateboardin. i dont have any friends to go out n nowhere to really go.. however, i just got some paddin n i got a yard to practice balance in. when im ready ill move to the garage to practice movements[might find a local park near my school when i have time].

w/these i wont bee so antsy cause my hobby of cosplayin is a temporary thing, not an all the time thing, + i need some other hobbies anyways.. art + cosplay are all i really have since i dont game as much as i thought i would.. but hey thats why its a hobby, right?

[sugartonki]

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Im continuing to test different brands and models of pendrives, will update my progress. will do the VM later, no time now, work and everything. ive already checked the sums and everything is in order. Google could find only the above one.Ill run a memtest tonight. I was searching for another detailed post regarding my experience with different pen drives, but can't find it now. I wish the forums had an option to search through the archives. Have you run memtest yet? Sounds like a problematic hardware to me now, most probably the RAM or an I/O controller corrupting everything that goes through it. Fastest and most compatible so far.Īn old post of mine, with immature opinion, incomplete info : (at that time, I didn't use to consider the fact that 'Model' per brand also matters, for example, 'jet flash' models seem to be good, 'data traveler' models - crappy to say the least). My favourite has been Transcend - Jetflash model (Transcend Jetflash 4 GB). You may use the same VM to create the pen drive live bootable again with Startup Disk Creator.

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If you have a different system with decent hardware available, try using a virtual machine on it to boot the ISO to make sure the iso itself works (aside from checking its MD5Sum to make sure it is intact). ?Have you run memtest yet? Sounds like a problematic hardware to me now, most probably the RAM or an I/O controller corrupting everything that goes through it. On one boot, when i booted up from the key, i selected the option check disk, it ran its check and reported that 4 files have errors. still goes into Kernel Panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! exitcode=0x000000100 I just installed backbox on the same pendrive and tried to boot, gives me this error: even ext2 in case of "Slitaz"), boot-loaders, creation methods etc.).(Scratch this - i have a dell gig) Just try different available ones (different filesystems (fat/fat32. There is no one standard that one can recommend confidently for all systems. So the point is - USB booting still seems to be a job of patchworks at the firmware level. even ext2 in case of "Slitaz"), boot-loaders, creation methods etc.). All those pendrives can boot other systems perfectly fine. It booted fine with USB hard disk (any kind of boot-manager - YUMI (whatever it uses), LILO, Grub2.). Tried to boot a Compaq laptop a few days ago - failed to boot. Sometimes it can be the USB flash drive itself, sometimes it can be a particular BIOS which boots only with some particular kind of flash drives or boot managers.įor instance, I had a Kingston Pen drive long ago which couldn't boot 'Any' computer that booted fine with a transcend pen drive of the same capacity, same methods, same boot managers.Ĭurrently, I have two 8GB Kingston (Ubuntu/Lubuntu), and a 1GB PNY (clonezilla - created using Unetbootin) drives.