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It do it by him self

You can use alternatives like vmware

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When you installed Xubuntu and were asked to allocate storage (20 GB minimum), it was referring to the amount of space on your hard drive or SSD that you are dedicating for the Xubuntu operating system and its files. Here's a breakdown of what this means: 1. Storage Allocation During Installation When you install a Linux distribution like Xubuntu, it needs some space on your hard drive to store: The operating system itself (Xubuntu files, system libraries, etc.). Applications you might install in the future. User files such as documents, downloads, media files, and configuration settings. During the installation, the installer asks how much space you want to dedicate to the system. The minimum recommended for Xubuntu is typically around 20 GB, meaning you allowed Xubuntu to take at least 20 GB of space on your hard drive. 2. Why 20 GB? Xubuntu files: The operating system itself takes up a few gigabytes (usually around 5-8 GB), but it needs extra space for updates, new applications you install, and your personal files. Future needs: Xubuntu is lightweight, but as you install more software and store files, it needs room to grow. 20 GB is a good balance between enough space for system operations and leaving room for your files without consuming too much of your disk space. 3. Partitioning During Installation During installation, Xubuntu may have created a partition on your hard drive that is 20 GB in size. This partition is a separate section of the hard drive that Xubuntu is using exclusively. If you allowed Xubuntu to take 20 GB, the installer likely created a root partition (/) where the system and your files reside, and possibly a swap partition for temporary memory usage. 4. Checking Storage After Installation To check how much storage you allocated and how much space is left, you can run the following commands in the terminal: Check total disk usage: bash Copy code df -h This will display your disk partitions and show how much space has been used and is available for each one. Check space used by directories (to see how much space individual folders like your home directory or system files are taking): bash Copy code du -h --max-depth=1 / 5. What Happens if You Run Out of Space? If you start filling up the 20 GB with installed software and files, you might run into performance issues or run out of space to save files. You can either free up space by deleting unnecessary files or resize the partition (which might require some advanced partitioning tools). In summary, the 20 GB you allocated is the space Xubuntu can use for system files, updates, installed applications, and your own personal data. If you need more space later, you may need to adjust the partition or install on a drive with more storage.

Just exit the window

Yeah that's correct but you can use custom wordpress website for that

@@codecrushers21 yesterday I've tried to migrate my website to Wordpress and the Wordpress support team told me that the migration process is totally manual, because there is no way to export the website anymore. You must copy all images and texts and paste the texts to the new webpage, and insert manually all the images. Totally insane. No way.

where are you hosting your website?

@@codecrushers21 Hostinger

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1. Using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) Open SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). In the Connect to Server dialog, expand the Server name drop-down list. If you’ve connected before, your server names should be in this list. 2. Using Command Prompt or PowerShell Open Command Prompt and run this command: bash Copy code sqlcmd -L This will list all SQL Server instances on your local network. Alternatively, use PowerShell: powershell Copy code Get-Service | Where-Object { $_.DisplayName -like "SQL Server*" } This lists all local SQL Server instances, showing the names of the SQL Server services. 3. Check SQL Server Configuration Manager Open SQL Server Configuration Manager (search for it in Windows). Go to SQL Server Services to see the server instance names running on your machine, typically formatted as MACHINE_NAME\INSTANCE_NAME. 4. Check Environment Variables Open System Properties > Environment Variables on your machine. If you have defined the SQL Server name as an environment variable (e.g., SQLSERVER_INSTANCE), you’ll find it under System Variables. 5. Check Connection Strings in Application Files If you have applications configured to connect to the SQL Server, open their configuration files (e.g., web.config or appsettings.json in web apps) to view the server name in the connection string.

use your localhost

You need to find your school server name and it's username and password and connect

Im trying to do it on my personal laptop its not working

I know my school name and password

Saying cannot connect to that server

@ashleeeshi6635 hmm can you contact me on insta

glad you found it😃

Can you send us the error so we can help?

The one that is in blue just double click and it will auto import

@@codecrushers21thank you for the quick reply I will try it now

@@codecrushers21i keep trying to install kali from google but it says virus scan failed restart your download do you know how to fix it ?

@zachgaming2009 you can allow it in your firewall

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What do you mean?

The express version can be used for business purposes itx a lil bit limited don’t have the full functionality and your database can be up to 10 Gb in size where else the developer version can not be used for business purposes, has full functionality and can be used for development and testing purposes, so it depends on u based on what You'll be usin it for

Yes you can i have 256gb ssd and it runs smothly

What link?

Is it showing any error?

Enable Virtualization in BIOS: Restart your computer and enter the BIOS/UEFI settings. Usually, you can access BIOS by pressing a key like F2, F10, F12, Delete, or Esc during boot (this varies by manufacturer). Look for virtualization settings. The option might be labeled as: Intel Virtualization Technology or Intel VT-x (for Intel CPUs) SVM Mode or AMD-V (for AMD CPUs) Enable the setting, then save and exit BIOS.

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No worries!

Awesome, thank you!

did it show any error?

The "Aborted" status in VirtualBox usually means that the virtual machine failed to start or unexpectedly stopped during the boot process. Here are some common causes and solutions to help you resolve this issue: 1. Check System Resources RAM & CPU Allocation: Ensure your VM has sufficient resources allocated. For Kali Linux, at least 2 GB of RAM is recommended, but 4 GB or more is ideal. Adjust Processor Settings: Go to Settings > System > Processor in VirtualBox and ensure at least 1 CPU is allocated to the VM (ideally 2 if your system allows it). 2. Enable Virtualization in BIOS VirtualBox requires virtualization to be enabled on your computer's BIOS/UEFI. Restart your computer, enter the BIOS/UEFI settings (usually by pressing F2, F10, or Delete during startup), and enable Intel VT-x or AMD-V (depending on your processor). Save and exit BIOS, then try running the VM again. 3. Update VirtualBox and Extensions Make sure you’re using the latest version of VirtualBox. Sometimes, older versions may have bugs that cause VM crashes. Also, download and install the VirtualBox Extension Pack from the VirtualBox website, as this can improve compatibility with guest OS. 4. Disable 3D Acceleration Sometimes 3D acceleration can cause issues with virtual machines. Go to Settings > Display > Screen and uncheck Enable 3D Acceleration. Restart the VM to see if this resolves the issue. 5. Check Disk Space Ensure your host machine has enough free disk space. Kali Linux, like other operating systems, requires adequate space to boot and run. 6. Change Graphics Controller Go to Settings > Display and try changing the Graphics Controller. Switch between VMSVGA and VBoxVGA and see if this helps resolve the issue. 7. Inspect Logs for Errors In VirtualBox, go to File > Virtual Media Manager > Logs and look at the logs for error messages that can give you more specific details on why the VM is aborting. 8. Reinstall Kali Linux VM (If Needed) If none of the above steps work, consider removing the existing VM and creating a new one with a fresh install of Kali Linux. There may be an issue with the original installation files.

@@codecrushers21 yes i have low device and i need to use kali linux not as a main

@@codecrushers21 can you help me bro?

The title is supposed to tell you that this video will still work for you in 2024 and if you follow the steps in the video you will get the latest version of sql

You can switch depends on what you want to use

You are welcome and thankyou for the support!

Is it showing any error?

@@codecrushers21 in Virtual box,an pop up is coming that "Can't open machine " I followed each steps correctly

Maybe the disc image file is not correct

32 bit is the cpu which runs on that size of data units, it has nothing to do with base memory and i suggest you choose it based on software size that you will install on windows xp

It has been deleted but if you need the code text me

@@codecrushers21 I need it

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