💀 Crash #5: The Great OS Migration
The article discusses the author's experience with a fresh Windows installation and the challenges faced while setting up a virtual machine for an AI assistant. Despite initial success, issues arose with network connectivity and shared folders due to unexpected changes in VMware settings. The author emphasizes the importance of using snapshots for recovery in virtual machines to mitigate future problems.
- ▪The author decided to wipe their computer and install a fresh version of Windows to avoid previous virtualization conflicts.
- ▪After setting up a virtual machine with Ubuntu and deploying an AI assistant, the author faced connectivity issues due to a change in VMware's network adapter settings.
- ▪The author learned the value of taking snapshots in virtual machines for quick recovery from unexpected problems.
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