Fan Control on Linux Servers
In a home server running 24/7, the cooling fan is typically the component most prone to wear and tear, and where issu ...
WSL2: How to Share Data Without Copying or Deleting the Old Environment When Introducing a New OS
A major advantage of using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2) is the ability to quickly and lightweightly create and ...
Accessing Home Machines from Outside via Tailscale Subnet Router: IP Forwarding Configuration and Precautions
In PiKVM built with Raspberry Pi 3, Pico, and an ultra-cheap USB capture board – VPN Monitoring Edition, we explained ...
Successfully Installed Harvester on Surface Pro 5, But Unable to Create VMs Due to CPU Resource Shortage
Previously, I accidentally damaged the LCD display of my Surface Pro 5 (Model 1796) during a battery replacement repa ...
How to Physically Mount a USB Flash Drive in WSL2 and Write an ISO Image
When writing ISO images to removable media such as USB flash drives on a Windows OS, dedicated GUI tools are typicall ...
How to Fix Issues When Visual Block Selection Fails in Vim on Windows Terminal
Using Windows Terminal has become common as a standard terminal environment in Windows. While it offers the convenien ...
How to Build an “Overseas Access Verification Environment” with Ubuntu (WSL) × Opera
When checking the behavior of web services or servers, can we really say everything has been thoroughly tested just b ...
Solution to Cache Issues Occurring During Directory Navigation in WSL + VSCode
The VSCode “Remote – WSL” extension is used by many developers because it allows them to work on Wi ...
Handling Directories on Windows Safely and Quickly in WSL Using “mount –bind”
When developing with WSL, you often find yourself needing to manipulate files on the Windows side.
In WSL, the Wi ...
Recording of Accessing My Home Minecraft Server from On the Go Using an Old MacBook Air (Big Sur)
My old Surface had a battery defect, causing the CPU to run at only a few percent constantly. Although I replaced the ...