And if you look, that EXT3 type is on LVM. Hence the weird confusion π
Yeah that, as I said, is what got me.
So, if you pick EXT is enables thin provisioning by default?
Yes. Because thin provisioning is not actually the option. It's actually just raw LVM vs file based. Files are thin provisioned. LVM raw is not. File based is being called ext3 here.
The Linux system gets the use 99% of the time and needs priority as to performance and what not. The Windows install is just for gaming and is not even my main gaming machine. Just a secondary one. And I've lived with zero Windows access for most of a year, not a big deal.
If you run this command again with different addresses/domains, doesnt it overwrite the previous items in the list, unwhitelisting your previous whitelist addresses?
Correct, this is setting the list. You'd have to append the new ones to the command.
Do you know/have the Windows 7 key? On devices that old, they were not always embedded yet.
If so, just install Windows 10 R1511 and enter the key. It should activate.
Oh really? That's way better. Thanks. Will try that right away. Yes, I have the real key on a sticker, thankfully.
YOu can also grab the GenuineTicket.xml from inside Windows 7 and activate the upgrade rights that way
Open the Windows 10 ISO inside Windows 7.
Navigate to sources folder.
Copy gatherosstate.exe to your desktop
run it as admin
copy the resulting GenuineTicket.xml to a USB drive or something.
Install Windows 10 clean.
After getting logged in the first time, copy the xml file to C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\ClipSVC\GenuineTicket
Reboot.
Windows 10 will be activated with the digital entitlement.