Juan Pablo Cuervo

wall paper mode

or a Debug Window like MIDI-Ox to copy & paste the Hex text more easy.

MIDI to text HID Keyboard emulator driver.

Local Mode On = Dual MIDI OUT

i have a M.2 drive, with a PCIe_x4 adapter from Startech... the partition was formatted as hfsplus, with hfsplus-tools in Kubuntu 20.10 or pearOS 12.0 "KDE Debian" but is Not detected by Ext2Fs 0.69, partition is detected by Windows8.1x64 Disk Manager as Unallocated. Strange thing is that i have other HDDs, formatted as HFS+ in real OSX, and are detected OK by Ext2Fsd 0.69 and Windows. there is something strange about Linux hfsplus, that Ext2Fsd does Not detect, and Windows detects as Unallocated....

i have a M.2 drive, with a PCIe_x4 adapter from Startech... the partition was formatted as hfsplus, with hfsplus-tools in Kubuntu 20.10 or pearOS 12.0 "KDE Debian" but is Not detected by Ext2Fs 0.69d, partition is detected by Windows8.1x64 Disk Manager as Unallocated. Strange thing is that i have other HDDs, formatted as HFS+ in real OSX, and are detected OK by Ext2Fsd 0.69 and Windows. there is something strange about Linux hfsplus, that Ext2Fsd does Not detect, and Windows detects as unallocated....

found another Latency Monitor from: https://www.resplendence.com/latencymon Latency is affected by System Power Options or CPU load, using CPU-Z Benchmark, can be seen very easy how Windows has "turbo" Anyway... Windows System Image Backup & Restore works flawless, BUT... Not easy... Not for beginners. Requires: 1x USB drive 2GB or 4GB, 8GB is overkill, maybe 1GB works. 1x HDD Backup drive: 1TB 2.5" 5400rpm works ok, with SATA-III or USB3.0. 1x Target Disk, my case was: Seagate ST1000LM049 2.5" 1TB...

found another Latency Monitor from: https://www.resplendence.com/latencymon Latency is affected by System Power Options or CPU load, using CPU-Z Benchmark, can be seen very easy how Windows has "turbo" Anyway... Windows System Image Backup & Restore works flawless, BUT... Not easy... Not for beginners. Requires: 1x USB drive 2GB or 4GB, 8GB is overkill, maybe 1GB works. 1x HDD Backup drive: 1TB 2.5" 5400rpm works ok, with SATA-III or USB3.0. 1x Target Disk, my case was: Seagate ST1000LM049 2.5" 1TB...