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You might be missing an extra "}" at the end. I usually like to run my json files through [jq](http://stedolan.github.io/jq): cat file.son | jq '.'

No worries! I got it to work here pretty much painlessly (for a change). My setup was using a single bridge, where I got the public IPs (actually, my lab's...

@Aisuko the test will check the stderr output of running the command, not from Docker. You could run it like `bash -c your_command` though. I think you're better off using...

Just wanted to chime in and say I'm having the exact same issue (so I won't post lenghy details). It seems we're using the exact same ASMedia chip as well....

@tomikaa87 sure, just connected them with a powered USB 3.0 hub. It seems to be working and I'm sync'ing about 100GB to it. I'll report back soon.

Just wanted to report that my RPI 4B 8GB has been running stable for days after connecting the SSD to a powered USB 3.0 hub.

In case it's related to VPN, I discovered that OpenVPN works pretty well if I open the tunnel inside WSL. Connecting from the outside (Windows) did not work for me.

`/etc/resolv.conf` is managed automatically by NetworkManager nowadays. You can tell NM to not update that file but that might break other things. Ideally, you should configure your DNS in NM.

Same here. Latest Win 10 Pro version. Solution was to remove the lock file (`rm /var/lib/rpm/.rpm.lock`)

> To confirm, are you launching Fedora Remix using the SystemD option? Yes, that's right. I'm using the systemd option.