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I scoured all the Act 1 areas (probably still missed stuff) but finally decided to jump into Act 2. I’m struggling to feel “connected” to it, to be honest. I went down the ladder into the Underdark and just sailed my way across to some ancient Shar-worshipper place and I feel… lost?\n
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I scoured all the Act 1 areas (probably still missed stuff) but finally decided to jump into Act 2. I’m struggling to feel “connected” to it, to be honest. I went down the ladder into the Underdark and just sailed my way across to some ancient Shar-worshipper place and I feel… lost?\n
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I remember this was exactly the issue I had with D:OS2 as well. Played Fort Joy, loved it, made it off the island and couldn’t figure out where to go, what to do, etc. The sense of direction left me.\n
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\n
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\n
I re-commented the line in the above file and ran **sudo systemctl restart gdm** again, but running **echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE** returned x11 rather than wayland.\n
\n
Can you please help, if you can, with my predicament?
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[www.adafruit.com/product/4917](https://www.adafruit.com/product/4917)\n
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It lists a number of man pages and examples.\n
\n
I found this one:\n
\n
**block known dirty hosts from accessing your machine**\n
\n
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I’ve got a reoccurring issue with all of the home servers I’ve ever had and because it happened again just today, now the pain is big enough to ask publicly about it. \n
As of now, I’m running some Intel NUC ripoff with a JBOD attatched via USB 3, spinning a ZFS sort of-RAID. It’s nothing *that* special tbh. In the past I had several other configurations with external drives, wired via `fstab` to Raspberry Pis and the like. All of those shared a similar issue: I can’t recall exactly when, but I figure most of the time after updates to the kernel or docker, the computer(s) become stuck at boot. I had to unplug the external drives just to get the respective machine up, after which varying issues occurred with drives not being recognized anymore and such.\n
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I’ve got a reoccurring issue with all of the home servers I’ve ever had and because it happened again just today, now the pain is big enough to ask publicly about it. \n
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