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Hi there! Just as a disclaimer, this is my very first KB build, so I'm pretty green.

I've recently purchased a drop/olkb Planck (Rev 6) PCB combo from Ebay (new in box). When I first put the keyboard together, it wasn't super consistent, often requiring I replug it several times before working, but it worked more often than not. After about a week though, it's not showing up properly on any computer I throw at it.

On Windows, I'm getting a "unrecognized USB Device" and in device manager, it's reading "Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed)"

I've read through countless posts with similar issues, but they keyboard won't seem to enter DFU mode with the reset button. QMK

Dude on Offer Up sold me what appears to be a Teacher's Power Macintosh 5400/180 setup that didn't end up seeing much if any use. It had been given to him several years ago, but he'd never plugged it in. Left the Macintosh in a plastic bag.

Came with:

• Power Macintosh 5400/180
• Brand new Peripherals
• Color OneScanner 600/27
• Color StyleWriter 2500
• A couple of packages of ink and paper
• "Educator Advantage" guide and software
• [Box of Documentation and guides](https://i.img

I just picked up a Powerbook G3 400 Lombard (laptop only) assuming my iBook G3/Powerbook G4 power adapter would work on it. It does not, it's too small of a plug.

So then I go looking for an adapter and I'm seeing a lot of third party chargers go for around $50 which seems a bit steep.

I see posts about the M7332 (Yoyo charger) power adapter and some of them say they are compatible with Lombard, and others explicitly say they are not. Are there two M7332 adapters??

Anyone got a less expensive option?

Short story: As the legends foretold, my Powerbook 12 1.25 smells like burnt crayons / body odor when the cpu heats up. It does not appear to be overheating, but definitely has a distinct odor that makes the machine less appealing to use.

Have any of you guys experienced this? Did you ever find a solution? I've found a ton of websites with people complaining about the issues but very few suggestions on what to do.

** Solved. The problem I was having was with the Evo 970 SSD in the laptop. Replacing that fixed the problem. **

I'm attempting to install Hackintosh Mojave 10.14.x on my XPS 9570. I just completed an install on a pc I built and it's running great! My laptop on the other hand can't get through the initial setup without KP's.

I've found every guide I could, read through every thread I could find on the model and no one else seems to be having this issue.

Specs:

• Intel Core i7-8750H
• Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti Max-Q (which I understand won't work on Mac) / Intel UHD Graphics 630
• 1080p Display

My procedure:

1. Using "Install Disk Creator", make a Mojave install USB
2. Use

Okay so as the title says, I've got a 1440p monitor that I'm trying to get running at native resolution but on the Linux end, I'm having trouble. Windows displays it just fine.

System:

i5 9400f

Vega 56 gpu

2560x1440@60 Monoprice monitor (generic Korean panel), adapting DVI-D to HDMI.

OS: Antergos (although Kubuntu had the same problem)

So far, I've tried:

• xrandr wasn't listing the correct resolution, so I use cvt to generate modelines 2560x1440_60, 2560x1440_55, 2560x1440_30, 2560x1440_24, then used the generated modes using "xrandr --newmode", then added them using "xrandr --addmode".
• They appear to be configured correctly and are now shown in xrandr, but "xrandr --outp

::SOLVED::

Ended up using yay to install, and that worked perfectly. Thanks to a recommendation from obboyoboy

Original Problem

I'm trying to install the Nvidia Vulkan drivers from AUR. Problem is that whenever I do, I'm greeted with:

error: unresolvable package conflicts detected

error: failed to prepare transaction (conflicting dependencies)

:: nvidia-vulkan and nvidia-vulkan-dkms are in conflict

Fresh install, running KDE (if that makes a difference)

What I've tried:

• Installing using yaourt

• Installing using pamac with AUR enabled

• Compiling from source.

• pacman -R nvidia-vulkan-dkms

• Googled the hell out of it, but haven't found anyone

I've installed homebrew just fine before but this time around (after upgrading my memory card) I can't get TN-V to ever see the INSTALL.ZIP file so that I can install it. TN-V is opening correctly, and shows the games I've purchased but never any homebrew. I've followed Zett's tutorials and every tutorial I could find online. Been trying for 4 hours but no dice.

One of the tutorials I've tried

Running 3.36

Ape Escape OTL

TN-v11

I'm finally upgrading my 8gb memory card to a 32gb and it should be in the mail in a few days.

I'm currently on 3.36 using Ape Escape OTL exploit and an old PHP exploit as well.

AFAIK you can't just move the exploit games straight across to a new memory card, but are there any tips or recommendations for doing the upgrade as smoothly as possible?