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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Then from your linux terminal if you are sane and choose not to use windows, or
Now you are passed the easy part. From this point on you are going to question your decisions in life... lol Now you are passed the easy part. From this point on you are going to question your decisions in life... lol
The cool thing is the CloudKey runs Debian. It's only versiion 11 and can't be upgrade to version 12 or 13 without bricking it, but at least it's Debian so you have a lot of freedom. The cool thing is the CloudKey runs Debian. It's only version 11 and can't be upgrade to version 12 or 13 without bricking it, but at least it's Debian so you have a lot of freedom.
You may need to install curl or wget using apt. Use curl or wget to downlad the script file called own.sh to the root folder of the cloudkey. then run the script using `bash own.sh` You may need to install curl or wget using apt. Use curl or wget to downlad the script file called own.sh to the root folder of the cloudkey. then run the script using `bash own.sh`
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And this is the part where you ask me "But can it play doom?" And this is the part where you ask me "But can it play doom?"
Yes, yes it can, but you have to install x11, sddm, lxqt (or qtlx I can't rememver), and x2go server. Then you need to setup a user login so that you can use an x2go client to open a remote desktop session on the cloudkey via SSH tunneling. Then you can install chocolate and your favourite WAD files. I got about 22-24 frames per second playing doom this way. Yes, yes it can, but you have to install x11, sddm, lxqt (or qtlx I can't remember), and x2go server. Then you need to setup a user login so that you can use an x2go client to open a remote desktop session on the cloudkey via SSH tunneling. Then you can install chocolate and your favourite WAD files. I got about 22-24 frames per second playing doom this way.
Right. Now let's get back to the that harddrive. Right. Now let's get back to the that harddrive.
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Now your next instinct will be to edit /etc/fstab. Don't. I spent weeks trying to reverse engineer the OverlayFS so that my changes to fstab would be persistent. But sadly, fstab is generated dynamically each time the fucking cloudkey boots. So we need a solution. Now your next instinct will be to edit /etc/fstab. Don't. I spent weeks trying to reverse engineer the OverlayFS so that my changes to fstab would be persistent. But sadly, fstab is generated dynamically each time the fucking cloudkey boots. So we need a solution.
create a new fstab file at /root/fstab and I have uploaded a bootup script and service file along with a sample fstab and other goodies to this repo. This will mount the harddrive at boot by reading /root/fstab - you will find it all in folder fstab Create a new fstab file at /root/fstab and I have uploaded a bootup script and service file along with a sample fstab and other goodies to this repo. This will mount the harddrive at boot by reading /root/fstab - you will find it all in folder fstab
When you get this all working and it boots and mounts the drive no problem, contact me again and I will take you down a deeper rabbit hole. When you get this all working and it boots and mounts the drive no problem, contact me again and I will take you down a deeper rabbit hole.