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This build is an alpha release (not for daily usage), it contains some changes that break the update from 10 and it is strongly recommended to install only on sdcard (currently) and stay with libreelec 10 if something doesn't work.
which is now able to update the bootloader. It's a highly experimental tool (I'm a volunteer) but it should help you flash libreelec to internal memory. It can also be compiled for windows, but at the moment I don't have a machine to do it.
I've tried installing both 11.0 and 10.0 via armbian multitool, but they don't seem to work. I tried installing the original OS that I had backuped back in August when I installed armbian. It ran armbian super laggy and it was basically unusable. I don't expect much from a cheap chinese crap. The original OS didn't boot too. I think i somehow bricked my box. If anyone knows what the problem is and how can I fix it please letr me know.
Something went wrong and I now have the windows boot manager Windows Failed to start error 0c000000e, the boot selection failed because a required device is inaccessible. There are 3 options to insert a cd, choose language settings or repair computer.
I was about to do a complete re-installation of Windows from a USB anyway so really I just need to get the data off. I dont really want to take the hard drive out as it looks like it will have to remove the entire case.
I am currently downloading Ubuntu to create a bootable OS that will allow me to extract the data but wondered if there was a quick utility (free hopefully) that will allow me to just boot from USB and copy the data or a utility that will fix the start up problem so I can backup the data and reinstall windows.
What you are doing is probably as good a way as any although you can get a live windows boot CD as well if that is more familiar. Booting from the windows install media and choosing repair might fix the boot issues as well. -to-manually-repair-windows-7-boot-loader-problems/
But now because I tried to delete the windows.old file in Ubuntu (couldnt do it in Windows for some reason) I now have a 125GB .Trash-999 file on my C:\ drive which I Cannot delete. Tried DOS commands to remove it incuding attrib and rmdir, tried changing the permissions in Windows on the folder but it keeps saying access denied. Tried safe mode, the same.
Top man! It worked. Thought it wouldnt as it flashed up unable to delete but do you want to try on reboot? I got 4 of those screens but they must have been the several attempts that I tried when I first clicked it but didnt wait long enough as the file was gone!
If you use Clover I recommend you to install Windows with EFI functionalities. So, in Disk Utility resize the Mac OS X partition and create a FAT partition, then boot with a USB/DVD (I recommend USB) created as EFI and install windows on FAT (you need to reformat as NTFS) partition created above. ATTENTION: Only 64bit version has EFI support.
I've recently migrated to Clover boot loader from Chameleon and tried to test Boot Camp. Some of you have reported that Boot Camp works out of box with Clover boot loader and I am able to open it. Although, once it is open, it is not letting me do anything much except download the support software. I am attaching the screen shots of the same.
If you use Clover I recommend you to install Windows with EFI functionalities. So, Disk Utility resize the Mac OS X partition and create a FAT partition, then boot with a USB/DVD (I recommend USB) created as EFI and install windows on FAT (you need to reformat as NTFS) partition created above. ATTENTION: Only 64bit version has EFI support.
After reviewing all the merge editor feedback we received and thinking about the experience as a whole, we decided to not show the 3-way merge editor by default (the git.mergeEditor setting is now false) when conflicts are detected. The reasoning for this decision can be found in issue #160806.
User feedback indicated that checkboxes had some UX problems. The checkboxes weren't very discoverable and they caused confusion by not properly representing all possible states. This iteration, we switched to CodeLens UI that uses textual labels (Accept Incoming, Accept Current, Accept Both):
In the last iteration, we tried to design the merge editor as an alternative view of a file with conflicts. Instead of showing conflict markers, separate editor panes showed details of the conflict. This design had the advantage that opening the merge editor would not modify the file on disk and user changes made before opening the merge editor could be kept. Unfortunately, this was not only confusing, but also didn't work in all cases, as our merge algorithm and the Git merge algorithm didn't align perfectly.
With this release, if a file with conflict markers is opened in the merge editor, as a first step, we use our merge algorithm to recompute the result file, without inserting any conflict markers. One-sided conflicts are resolved automatically and proper conflicts are reset to the common ancestor of both versions and marked as unhandled.
For video files, keep in mind that both the video and audio track's media formats must be supported. Many .mp4 files for example, use H.264 for video and AAC audio. VS Code will be able to play the video part of the .mp4, but since AAC audio is not supported, there won't be any sound. You will need to use MP3 for the audio track.
You can now disable incremental file naming in the File Explorer with the new disabled value for the explorer.incrementalNaming setting. This value disables logic for changing the file name on paste within the File Explorer. If the file name is already present, you will be prompted to overwrite the existing file, similar to most native explorers.
When editing files inside the VS Code application folder, a warning is now shown in the editor. Accidentally modifying files in the application folder is a common mistake and not usually what someone intended.
When selecting and dragging, the editor used to scroll in a way that was dependent on the display's frames per second (FPS), sometime making the editor scroll quickly as soon as the mouse reached the editor edges. Now, the editor autoscrolls at a more manageable speed of about one viewport per second when the mouse is close to the edges, and faster when the mouse is further from the editor, independent of the FPS.
The editor hover used to be very aggressive in hiding itself, especially when the mouse was going over an empty area of the editor. This made it difficult to reach some of the actions shown in the hover. Now, the hover will stay visible as long as the mouse is moving towards it. The setting "editor.hover.sticky": false reverts to the previous behavior.
You may notice that the Code Action control also looks a little different this iteration. The styling was updated to use more appropriate theme colors. The biggest change is that the control body now uses editorWidget.* colors instead of menu.*.
VS Code now shows extensions requiring attention sorted to the top of the default Installed section of the Extensions view. This includes extensions that have a pending update or have been updated or disabled and require VS Code to reload.
You can now ignore updates for an extension by clicking the Ignore Updates button in the Update dropdown menu. This will remove the extension from the extensions requiring attention list.
In search results, the filename badges and colors that reflect file statuses can now be toggled on and off. The settings are Search > Decorations: Badges (search.decorations.badges) and Search > Decorations: Colors (search.decorations.colors).
To address a long standing feature request, this milestone we made changes to repository discovery to add support for nested Git repositories. Depending on the location of the nested repositories, you may need to modify the git.repositoryScanMaxDepth setting (the default is 1 level).
When an SSH key with a passphrase is used for Git operations, VS Code will now display the quick input control so that you can enter the passphrase for the SSH key. The passphrase is not cached and has to be entered every time a Git operation is performed.
This milestone we added a new setting, git.pullBeforeCheckout, to streamline the process of switching branches. When this setting is enabled, if there are no outgoing commits, we will pull from the remote and fast-forward the branch before checking it out.
For Git repositories with multiple remotes, invoking the fetch command will now display a Quick Pick with the list of all remotes. Users can pick a particular remote to be fetched or to fetch from all remotes.
We're starting to roll out a new feature powered by shell integration called Quick Fixes. This feature comes with audio cue support. Enable it with audioCues.terminalQuickFix for an audible indication that a fix is available.
While working with Markdown, it's easy to mistakenly add an invalid file link or image reference. Perhaps you forgot that the filename used a - (dash) instead of an _ (underline), or perhaps the file you are linking to was moved to a different directory. Often you only catch these mistakes after viewing the Markdown preview or after publishing. VS Code's new Markdown link validation can help catch these mistakes.
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