Merge pull request #5 from littleguy77/main
Move SSH/Samba discussion to FAQ, and provide additional help for Win10.
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### Which emulators and game engines are supported by JELOS?
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Emulators and game engines are configured on a per device basis and are automatically documented at build time. Documentation can be found at the following URL: [Per Device Documentation](https://github.com/JustEnoughLinuxOS/distribution/tree/main/documentation/PER_DEVICE_DOCUMENTATION)
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### How do I log in to SSH or Samba?
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External services (SSH and Samba) are disabled by default in release builds, and can be enabled in the System Settings menu. When enabled, the SSH/Samba username is "root". The root password is regenerated by default after each reboot, and can be found in the System Settings menu. You can optionally provide your own root password if you wish.
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If logging in to Samba fails on Windows with the message, "The user name or password is incorrect", see these links for a solution ([Windows 10 Pro](https://superuser.com/a/1129426/55073), [Windows 10 Home](https://superuser.com/a/1178850/55073)).
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### Sound suddenly stopped working on my device!
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Log in over ssh, and run the following steps.
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* JELOS operating system is stored on an Ext4 partition that can be read by LINUX but is not natively readable on Windows. Currently it is not possible to access the primary JELOS Ext4 partition on Windows to transfer roms.
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* On devices that support a second sd card, the sd card can be formatted as Ext4, FAT32, or exFAT. JELOS will automatically detect the second SD card on boot and configure the relevant folders for storing roms.
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* External services are disabled by default in release builds. When enabled, the username for ssh and samba access is "root". The root password is generated during every boot, it can be found in the System Settings menu.
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* On x86 devices JELOS includes an installation tool. The installation tool can be found in the tools menu, which is one of the systems listed within ES.
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