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My issue was that the initramfs didn't contain the necessary drivers for the emulated hardware and as such the VM refused to boot except into emergency mode.

I recently switched from Proxmox to ESXI for my primary Hypervisor due to better support for automation tools like Ansible and Terraform plus better integrations with Red Hat Satellite. I didn't fancy rebuilding some of my VMs and instead wanted to find out how to migrate them instead. If you were using qcow2 images for your KVM VMs this will also work from any KVM based system, not just Proxmox. First step is to convert your qcow2 image to a vmdk file that VMWare uses. I ran these steps on my

That really was a weekend to remember. Cat's birthday happened to conincide with a business trip of mine to Miami. I know, hard life right? I'd visited Miami as a teenager when Mum brought us to Florida but Cat had never been before, same for the Florida Keys. Bingo, we had an itinerary. Miami is only a short sub 2 hour flight from Raleigh. We picked up the rental car and drove to our hotel in Key Largo had plenty of time for a nice dinner. A colleague of mine from Miami recommended a spot call

Things were getting a bit toasty in there. The watercooled Xeon E5 2690 v2 CPUs themselves were fine sitting at around 40c but the PCH (kind of like the Southbridge) and RAM were hitting 70c+ constantly.

Ok, that took way longer than I expected but I now have a chronological history of my desks. I didn't realise until tonight that desk making was a hobby of mine.

I run OctoPrint on a Raspberry Pi connected with a USB cable. If you are doing this you must ensure that Settings -> RPi [off] is set.

Don't be in a hurry here. This park demands time. If you give it that you'll have a very rewarding trip here. You never know what will be around the next bend in the road.

Neither of us had ever been to a Rodeo before. The child in the seat next to me positively bounced with glee at the possibility of going. So, we did.

The road from the North East entrance leads directly through Lamar Valley. A very famous place in park for watching wildlife.

We're thinking that treating the park like it's on Spanish time might be the best approach. Rise early and tourist until lunch, then eat. Sleep off your lunch until around 3 or 4pm at which point you might consider heading out again.

An utterly majestic mountain range. Hidden from view until the moment you leave Jackson, at least the route we drove at any rate. Cat's review of them was "short and spiky". I mean, she's not wrong.

The architecture had a certain 'western' feel to it without being obviously a pastiche. A tumultuous thunderstorm (pictured above) made its way across the back of the scene as we hopped out the car for a short walk across a bridge spanning the 12 tracks here at Laramie.