Recently, I needed to format a thumb drive to FAT32 in Windows 10 (adding the BleemSync hack to the Sony PlayStation Classic). I could swear the last time I had to do this, the option was there. Today the only options were exFAT and NTFS. Ugh. Windows! Well, I found a nice free tool that… Continue reading Windows 10 and FAT32
Month: July 2019
Ubuntu Server: Configure the firewall with “ufw”
Ubuntu Server’s firewall is called ufw. If you are running an Ubuntu Server, you definitely want to enable some kind of firewall to keep intruders out of your ports. They likely will perform a port scan and try to find weaknesses. You can prevent this by enabling ufw and then configuring it to open ports… Continue reading Ubuntu Server: Configure the firewall with “ufw”
Static IP address for Ubuntu Server 18.04 “netplan”
If you are using Ubuntu Server version 18.04 LTS and want to configure a static IP address, the procedure has changed for network interface configuration. We used to configure /etc/network/interfaces but now the system uses something called netplan. If you try to configure the old “interfaces” file, it will point you to this new netplan… Continue reading Static IP address for Ubuntu Server 18.04 “netplan”