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Part 1: Preparation – USB Drive and Drivers Before you begin, you’ll need a working…
Part 1: Preparation – USB Drive and Drivers Before you begin, you’ll need a working computer and a USB flash drive that is at least 8GB. This process will erase everything on the USB drive. 1. Create the Windows 11 Installation USB First, create your bootable USB drive using Microsoft’s official tool. 2. Get the…
Introduction Hi y’all, I’ll be documenting my process for setting up my TrueNAS server, its…
Introduction Hi y’all, I’ll be documenting my process for setting up my TrueNAS server, its services, my issues, and the solutions along the way. You know the drill—these things don’t make themselves. I’ll be using AI to help me structure and write the steps, but the whole thing is proven to work by me. In fact, this…
My Foundation: The “Must-Have” Apps This is the core stack I’m already running. I consider…
My Foundation: The “Must-Have” Apps This is the core stack I’m already running. I consider these the essentials for getting a server productive. Media & Downloads: * Jellyfin: This is my go-to for multimedia files. It’s a fantastic, free-software media system that organizes and streams all my tutorials, movies, and music to any device. *…
Lately, I have been spending time cleaning up my local network configuration so I do…
Lately, I have been spending time cleaning up my local network configuration so I do not have to keep memorizing IP addresses and port numbers for every single service. When you start hosting more than a couple of applications, keeping track of all those numbers just becomes tedious. Setting up local DNS records and organizing…
I spent part of the weekend working on a stack of older computer hardware that…
I spent part of the weekend working on a stack of older computer hardware that had been sitting on my workbench. There is something really satisfying about taking a system that will not POST, stripping it down to the bare basics, and troubleshooting component by component until it finally boots. Usually, I start by pulling…