Author: jedreynolds

• Beyond Memory Testing | FreedomPenguin 

  Chapter three, wherein I determine the cause of my workstation problems. 

  jedreynolds

  July 14, 2016

  computing, Linux

  freedom, memory, memtest, Memtest86, penguin, ram, SSD

• Podcasts I’ve Been Enjoying Lately

  I’m doing a roundup of podcasts I’ve been enjoying lately. Just by writing that sentence, I have a hard time picking the right adjective for podcasts: they can be technical, they can be geeky, they can include computers. Maybe what these include more of is topics on science, society and craft, rather than system administration.…

  jedreynolds

  July 6, 2016

  fun

  listening, podcast, podcasts

• That must have been scary.

  jedreynolds

  June 30, 2016

  Bellingham

• Activating Sync to Protect Your Data | FreedomPenguin

  Here’s part 2 of my saga about dealing with data corruption on my Linux machine: turning on synchronous mount options.

  jedreynolds

  June 28, 2016

  computing, Linux, Uncategorized

  Linux, mount options, partitions, SSD, sync

• Code Together

  This is how I tend to feel when writing bash scripts: More fun stuff.

  jedreynolds

  June 27, 2016

  fun, music, Programming, Uncategorized

  beatles cover, come together, gecko, geeko, openSUSE, rock

• Ranier, from Paradise parking lot, HDR

  I’m not great with HDR, but this alpen glow appeared in the image and I thought it was kinda cool.

  jedreynolds

  June 21, 2016

  environment, Photos

  hdr, Ranier

• Meadow new Ranier Inn

  jedreynolds

  June 21, 2016

  environment, fun, Photos

  Iron oxide, paradise, Ranier

• Iron sediment from springs, Mt Ranier

  jedreynolds

  June 21, 2016

  environment, fun, panorama, Photos, Uncategorized

• Duck pond below Paradise, Mt Ranier

  There were two families of ducks goofing around in this little meadow pond. Beyond the pond were many spring flats with lots of rusty soil, slightly sulfurous, and lots of skunk weed.

  jedreynolds

  June 21, 2016

  environment, family, fun, Photos, wallpaper

  ducks, mt ranier, paradise

• Build OpenZFS on Ubuntu 16.04 from git

  I have to import a zpool from one Ubuntu workstation with recent features to a new Ubuntu workstation. The new workstation being a fresh Ubuntu 16.04 Server install. It only has ubuntu-mate-desktop and build-essentials installed. Below is an aggregation of some of the apt install commands I preformed to get things going: apt install dkms…

  jedreynolds

  June 17, 2016

  commuting, Linux, Uncategorized

  drivers, setup, ubuntu, zfs