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protontricks (WARNING): Steam library folder not found. Protontricks might not have access to the directory.

Describe the bug I am trying to install AssettoCorsa but it seems like Protontricks does not find the right path. protontricks (WARNING): Steam library folder /run/media/username/LinuxSeagate4TB/SteamLibrary not found. Protontricks might not have access to the directory.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Run command protontricks --no-background-wineserver 244210 shell
Command fails and error is displayed

Expected behavior No Error and correct directory displayed. correct would be /mnt/LinuxSeagate4TB/SteamLibrary

System (please complete the following information):

Distro: [Fedora Linux 38 (Workstation Edition) x86_64]
Protontricks installation method: [dnf install protontricks]
Protontricks version: protontricks (1.10.3)
Steam version: 1689034492
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[Help] [Solved] Eaton UPS shuts off for 1 second when NAS is connected via USB

I bought a Eaton Ellipse Eco 650 USB DIN for my Homelab. I connected it to my nas which is running OpenMediaVault because OMV has a NUT Plugin. I conneced it, it got recognised and i thought i should test it. So i switched the breaker off and my nas turned off safely after my entered time. I then went to turn the breaker back on, but after a few seconds the ups shuts the power off all devices and applies it after a second. This only happens when the nas is connected via usb.

  • is there a setting that i missed in nut?
  • is my ups broken (i dont think so)
  • what could be the problem?

Edit: Wow, the Eaton Germany Support is terrible. I called them multiple times and i think they dont even have a Call Center. I now submitted a Support Ticket. They could at least tell you that they dont have telephone support right now. If i get a response i will update this.

Edit2: It turns out, it was a issue with the integrated nut tools in OpenMediaVault. After removing them and installing them via apt and configuring it with the config files, it works without any power loss.

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