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I use pcloud for files up to 10GB, it's multi platform, and for large cloud based, I got an S3 account at Amazon, and use a program called Duplicati to back up to it. I have 256 bit AES encryption to hide my muffin recipes from prying eyes.

I DJ all the time with MIXXX. It has an appearance similar to Traktor, and does just fine.

I would say the issue is the APU, in this case. It is VERY weak, and Linux, unlike Windows, uses a lot of CPU to play video. I would try to change the APU. Anything like an A8-9600 would do a fine job, if it's am AM3 board, find something similar.

Flash has worked fine up to this release, don't know why it has stopped working, but it has for me and many others I know. HALP!
Mint 18.2 MATE on different hardware, adobe-flashplugin and libhal1-flash installed.

I think that got it! I'll repost for all my users, thank you again!

I like 17, but with the newest iteration of Mint about to drop, I want to wait till I have something that is more "current" so Google doesn't do this to me in two more years.

Does anyone know how to bypass the "Update Flash" notification in Opera? Opera's forums show a total disconnect.

When I launch Chrome, I get a message that says "This computer will no longer receive Google Chrome updates because this Linux system is no longer supported." I am trying to get pepperflash to work in my Opera browser. It seems to depend on Chrome. Can't use Firefox due to Flash being stuck at 11.2....

Thanks for all the input!

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Ditto. I used K9 Copy in Mint 10, and Thoggen in Mint 13. Now on 17 I can get neither. What can be used to do a DVD-to-ISO rip?

I have gone through a box of adapters, researching many that don't work. So I thought it might be a good idea to ask which ones the community has had good luck with. I tried searching the forums, but only came up with problems.

How about for 17/Quiana? I didn't find anything in package manager.

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Yes, I'm familiar with mumble, I am out of town, and the internet connectikon here is horrible, when I'm back in town thois weekend I'll install mumble and we can talk...thank you!

I did format it when I created the RAID array initially. Here's the output of the fdisk command: WARNING: GPT (GUID Partition Table) detected on '/dev/sda'! The util fdisk doesn't support GPT. Use GNU Parted. Disk /dev/sda: 3000.6 GB, 3000592982016 bytes 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 364801 cylinders...

mdadm --assemble /dev/md0 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1
mdadm: no recogniseable superblock on /dev/sda1
mdadm: /dev/sda1 has no superblock - assembly aborted

Thank you for the direction! Here's the output, and my comments: skunk@CHUX-OFFICE ~ $ sudo -i sudo: unable to resolve host CHUX-OFFICE [sudo] password for skunk: CHUX-OFFICE ~ # pgrep -l mdadm 1560 mdadm CHUX-OFFICE ~ # lsmod|grep raid raid10 35496 0 raid456 58338 0 async_pq 13187 1 raid456 async_x...

"So you can boot, but the linux partition image restore was pre-raid setup." That is correct. "Did you install mdadm " Yes. "and try a scan or assemble" I have not done that. I know I can search how to do it, however, my life is on those drives, and I didn't want to destroy my life/data by using a g...

This is not a booting issue. The other two drives are separate, and have nothing to do with the operating system. They just don't show up as a RAID array after I recovered an old image-based backup of the OS, pre-raid.

I gave you the wrong idea...I only had a backup of the root partition. I DID think I could access at least one of my drives. I was wrong. I still have my life suspended...HALP!

IThe drives are two separate drives, not the operating system. I recovered from an older acronis image. While it should be obvious, I didn't remember that the RAID setup was inthe root partition. Once I get this up and running, I'm going to dump the 3TB of data and undo the RAID.