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 ===== Quickfixes ===== ===== Quickfixes =====
  
-==== Create .img on Linux CLI ==== 
-It's quite simple to create an image of a disk, for example an SD card, therefore use the following command: 
-<code bash>dd if=/path/to/device of=image.img</code> 
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-The ''/path/to/device'' can be found out with: 
-<code bash>lsblk</code> 
-For example it can be ''/dev/sda''. 
-Remind that using this method will include also empty parts. An image of a 32 GB SD card will later have a size of 32 GB although for example 16 GB are unused. 
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 ==== Relaunch KDE Plasma after freeze ==== ==== Relaunch KDE Plasma after freeze ====
 Sometimes after some weeks of uptime when I entered my office in the morning, I discovered a freezed Plasma.  Sometimes after some weeks of uptime when I entered my office in the morning, I discovered a freezed Plasma. 
 To fix this, enter the system via SSH and then execute this command: To fix this, enter the system via SSH and then execute this command:
-<code bash>sudo service sddm stop</code>+<code bash>sudo systemctl restart sddm</code>
  
 And without re-login: And without re-login:
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-==== Show WiFi password via CLI ==== +==== Fix NTFS file system ==== 
-Thereby that a system is required to save WiFi passwords in clear, it can also show those passwords to you. + 
-By running the following command, the SSID, password and a QR-code of the current connected WiFi will be displayed in your CLI: +If a NTFS volume cannot be mounted due to a corrupted filesystem, it might be repairable by using ''nftsfix'': 
-<code bash>nmcli device wifi show-password</code>+ 
 +<code bash>sudo ntfsfix -d /path/to/blockdevice</code> 
 +Example: ''sudo ntfsfix -d /dev/sda1'' 
 + 
 +After running this command the filesystem might be able to mounted again.
  
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 ==== Setlocale failed Debian/Ubuntu ==== ==== Setlocale failed Debian/Ubuntu ====
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 Or use: Or use:
 <code bash>sudo localectl set-locale en_US.UTF-8</code> <code bash>sudo localectl set-locale en_US.UTF-8</code>
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 +==== Allow users to write to specific directory ====
 +
 +To allow any user to read/write a directory adjust permissions with:
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 +<code bash>chmod -R 0777 /path/to/dir</code>
 +
 +''-R'' sets the permissions recursively. 
 +
 +//Sourced from [[https://superuser.com/questions/126073/chmod-to-allow-read-and-write-permissions-for-directory|superuser.com - Chmod to allow read and write permissions]]//
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