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How to Create a Clonezilla USB stick on Mac OS

  • Posted by DIY Chris
  • On February 10, 2020
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  • clonezilla, clonezilla on mac, create, how, how to, mac, Mac os, Mac OS clonezilla, to, usb
Without using any additional software then what’s already on your Mac, you can easily create a USB stick that boots to Clonezilla. Just follow the below instructions and you’ll be well on your way to cloning disks and partitions. First you have to actually download the Clonezilla ISO. If you’ve already done this you can […]
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Can’t Log in to Your Mac? Create a New Admin Account

  • Posted by DIY Chris
  • On September 10, 2019
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  • admin, admin pass, admin password mac, forgot, forgot password mac, Mac forgot pass, macbook, macbook forgot password, MacBook Pro password, password, password mac, password reset mac
It happens to all of us, forgetting your password is easier than you think. In my case, I had an old MacBook that I hadn’t used in probably 2 years or so. None of my usual password worked and so I was left with either trying formatting the drive and reinstalling the OS or trying […]
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This iPhone is running iOS xx.x which may not be supported by this version of Xcode

  • Posted by DIY Chris
  • On August 15, 2019
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  • device support, mac, objective-c, os, reference, tutorial, xcode
This is more or less for me because I keep forgetting where the repository with all of the device support files is and where the device support files should be placed. If you’re here because you need help with this error then follow the short tutorial below: Go to https://github.com/iGhibli/iOS-DeviceSupport/tree/master/DeviceSupport and find the device support […]
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FPGA Development Workflow on a Mac

  • Posted by DIY Chris
  • On July 21, 2019
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  • arachnepnr, arachnepnr mac, FPGA mac, FPGA Mac programmer, FPGAs, ft323h, FTDI driver, ice40 mac, icepack, icepack mac, iceprog, icestorm, sublime, yosys, Yosys mac
Yes you heard right, I’ve discovered a set of tools that allows for FPGA development on Mac OS. Here’s list of some things you’ll need. A Mac, obviously A Lattice FPGA (iCE40 LP/HX 1K/4K/8K) or a dev board such as icoBoard, iCEstick, etc.. If you decide to purchase an FPGA from Mouser or Digikey, I […]
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FPGA on a Breadboard – iCE40HXK1-VQ100

  • Posted by DIY Chris
  • On July 13, 2019
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  • and, bread board fpga, breadboard fpga, breadboard fpgs, breakout, diamond, fpga, FPGAs, gate, ice40, ice40 breadboard, ice40hxk1, ice40hxk1-vq100, lattice, programmer, spi
So recently I’ve been fascinated with with FPGA’s and what they have to offer. There almost seems to be an overwhelming amount of options out there and it may not always be obvious which FPGA you should choose. If you’re just starting out then a great choice is the iCE40HXK1-VQ100 which can be had from […]
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Gameboy DMG Cartridge Connector Breakout

  • Posted by DIY Chris
  • On July 10, 2019
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  • breakout connector, cart connector breakout, dmg, dmg breakout board, dmg breakout cart connector, dmg cart breakout, dmg cart breakout connector, dmg connector, gameboy, gameboy breakout, gameboy cartridge
So I’ve been working on a new project which requires that I’m able to move the Gameboy’s cartridge connector around freely without regard for where the main board might be. At first I thought I’ll just get some ribbon cable and solder it from the connector to the main board but that just gets extremely […]
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My Mini Table Top / Bar Top Arcade

  • Posted by DIY Chris
  • On July 5, 2019
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  • arcade build, arcade diy, micro arcade, mini arcade, mini bar top arcade, mini pi arcade, mini table top arcade, raspberry pi, raspberry pi arcade, table top arcade
So a few months ago my wife suggested that I build an arcade machine from scratch… I like challenges and its something I’d done before so I said sure, we can do that. Out of dumb luck, I was browsing through the Facebook marketplace a few days later and found someone giving away a non […]
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Your IT administrator has set a policy that prevents changes to known folders. Please remove this policy and try again.

  • Posted by DIY Chris
  • On May 24, 2019
  • 3 Comments
  • gpo, group policy, onedrive, onedrive replication, windows known folders to ondrive
So I recently stumbled upon this particular issue when I decided to start utilizing OneDrive for Business within our Office 365 subscription to redirect known folders (Documents, Desktop, Pictures) to OneDrive. One of the first articles I read mentioned that if you previously had folder redirection setup in Group policy then you wouldn’t be able […]
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How to Fix username is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.

  • Posted by DIY Chris
  • On January 28, 2019
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  • bash, centos, centos 6 sudoers, edit sudoers file, fix, godaddy, how to, permission denied, sudoers, sudoers file, vps, whm
So there are a lot of articles with this error but none of them actually helped me solve my problem. I have a VPS with GoDaddy so I’m not sure if I have a more less unique case here but I just thought I’d detail out my resolution for someone else that might be having […]
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