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--- notes:misc_linux [2023/07/17 18:32] – Sean Rhone
+++ notes:misc_linux [2024/03/29 18:49] – Sean Rhone
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 z x -o'/run/media/espionage724/LTSC 2019' -y '/home/espionage724/Downloads/en_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2019_x64_dvd_be3c8ffb.iso' && sync && sync
-====== youtube-dl ======
+====== yt-dlp ======
-  * https://ytdl-org.github.io/youtube-dl/index.html
+  * https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp
 ===== Download =====
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 ****
-  rm -f '/tmp/youtube-dl' && wget -O '/tmp/youtube-dl' 'https://yt-dl.org/downloads/latest/youtube-dl' && chmod +x '/tmp/youtube-dl'
+  rm -f '/tmp/yt-dlp' && wget -O '/tmp/yt-dlp' 'https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/releases/latest/download/yt-dlp' && chmod +x '/tmp/yt-dlp'
 ===== Show Formats =====
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   * Change ''x'' to a URL
-  '/tmp/youtube-dl' --list-formats x
+  '/tmp/yt-dlp' --list-formats x
 ===== Download Media =====
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   * ''bestaudio'' can be changed to ''bestvideo'' for just video, or ''best'' for best video with audio
-  '/tmp/youtube-dl' --extract-audio --format 'bestaudio' x
+  '/tmp/yt-dlp' --extract-audio --format 'bestaudio' x
 ==== M4A Audio ====
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   * Ideally for if iOS devices will be involved
-  '/tmp/youtube-dl' --extract-audio --format 'bestaudio' --audio-format 'm4a' x
+  '/tmp/yt-dlp' --extract-audio --format 'bestaudio' --audio-format 'm4a' x
 ==== MP3 Audio ====
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 ****
-  '/tmp/youtube-dl' --extract-audio --format 'bestaudio' --audio-format 'mp3' x
+  '/tmp/yt-dlp' --extract-audio --format 'bestaudio' --audio-format 'mp3' x
 ====== Shortcuts ======
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   sudo dnf remove *5.3.7* && sync
+====== openSUSE ======
+===== Zypper =====
+==== Find Orphans ====
+****
+  zypper packages --orphaned
+==== Remove Package and Deps ====
+****
+  sudo zypper remove --clean-deps 'x'
+==== Show Installed Patterns ====
+****
+  sudo zypper patterns --installed-only
+==== Folder ====
+****
+  ls '/etc/zypp/repos.d'
+==== List ====
+****
+  zypper repos --priority
+====== Firewalld ======
+===== List Active Rules =====
+****
+  sudo firewall-cmd --list-all
+===== List Available Services =====
+****
+  sudo firewall-cmd --get-services
+===== Show Service Info =====
+  * Change ''x'' to name of a service from above
+  * This shows what ports and protocols a service covers
+  sudo firewall-cmd --info-service=x
+===== Reload =====
+****
+  sudo firewall-cmd --reload
+===== Add/Remove Service =====
+  * Add ''--permanent'' as-needed to allow the rule to persist
+  sudo firewall-cmd --add-service=x
+  sudo firewall-cmd --remove-service=x
+===== Add/Remove Port =====
+  * Add ''--permanent'' as-needed to allow the rule to persist
+  * Change ''tcp'' to ''udp'' as-needed
+  sudo firewall-cmd --add-port=x/tcp
+  sudo firewall-cmd --remove-port=x/tcp
 ====== PipeWire ======
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   nano '/usr/share/pipewire/pipewire.conf'
+===== WirePlumber Settings Reset =====
+  sudo rm -Rf ~gdm/'.local/state/wireplumber' ~/'.local/state/wireplumber'
+  rm -Rf ~/'.local/state/wireplumber'
 ====== GPG Keys ======
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   sudo touch '/.autorelabel'
+====== tracker3 Reset ======
+****
+<code>tracker3 reset --filesystem --rss</code>
 ====== GNOME Monitors Reset ======
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   gio open ~/'.local/share/xorg/Xorg.0.log'
+  mousepad '/var/log/Xorg.0.log'
 ====== Verify DRI3 ======
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 ===== Create Software RAID =====
-  * :?: Came from old notes; I **assume** this worked at some point, but in any case, the syntax looks nice :p
+==== Fedora Anaconda ====
+  * :!: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1897350
+  * Compared to old notes, the RAID device needs to be under ''/dev/md/'' instead of just ''/dev/'' to appear on Anaconda
+  * 2024/01: On the computer this was tested on ((Dell Latitude 5591)), it doesn't support CSM/Legacy/BIOS boot and this takes over the entire block devices, requiring the ''/boot'' partition and boot partition flag to be on a SD Card ((only tested with Legacy External Boot; UEFI untested but theoretically also requires ''/boot'' on a SD Card since BIOS/firmware can't directly-read software RAID))
+  sudo mdadm --create '/dev/md/raid0' --name='RAID' --level='0' --raid-devices='2' '/dev/nvme0n1' '/dev/sda' --verbose
+==== Old ====
+  * :?: Came from old notes; this used to work for an Acer Predator laptop that had 3 SSDs
   sudo mdadm --create '/dev/md0' --name='RAID' --level='0' --raid-devices='3' '/dev/sda' '/dev/sdb' '/dev/sdc' --verbose
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 ====== ACPI Tables ======
+****
+  sudo strings '/sys/firmware/acpi/tables/DSDT' | grep -i 'windows ' | sort
+===== Old Method =====
+  * Provides more information as to what certain ''_OSI'' values do and how they compare
   * In ''dsdt.dsl'', look for ''_OSI'' values, along with ''Windows'' and ''Linux''
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 ====== Privacy ======
 ===== Clear Terminal History =====