kumiokun

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   Dealing with faulty RAM in 2026(blog.kumio.org)

   2 points by kumiokun 9mo ago|0 comments
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   by kumiokun 2y ago

   Depends on your use-case. For a headless server those are more often than not irrelevant.
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   by kumiokun 2y ago

   Yeah, as a past contributor and long-running homeserver admin I feel pretty rugpulled here. This violates the expectations set in past communications. Synapse was something very different to Element. (This would at least for me have had a v
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   by kumiokun 2y ago

   Thank you for kind words ^^ A travel router build is def something on my list already! So far I've come up short with stable wifi chipsets+drivers under Linux recently, though, and that's even before I start being picky about fi
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   by kumiokun 2y ago

   Nice, thanks for sharing! One piece of feedback on the benchmarks: Using the same disk (type) would make them a lot more interesting and useful. Comparing RK3588 to N5105 IOPS for either SATA/NVMe/USB would be interesting comparis
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   by kumiokun 2y ago

   Author here! Currently taking requests for follow-ups you'd like to see for this budding blog where we will stand up cloud together. (Including you Intel N-series diehards, if you flame hard enough I might write something for you too ;
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   by kumiokun 2y ago

   So far have not seen stability issues on the mentioned 6.12 current-rockckip-rk3588 kernel but time will tell!
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   Setting Up an RK3588 SBC QEMU Hypervisor with ZFS on Debian(blog.kumio.org)

   86 points by kumiokun 2y ago|33 comments