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4y ago
Because of the very common issue with network card firmware (wired&wireless) I have taken to always providing initial network access during install through me hooking up my phone via USB-tethering. No Firmware needed. Then select "
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5y ago
... but with a customizable/composed view of any combination of folders present on the client filesystem. And other processes on the remote system can't look into your mounts.
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5y ago
So where does the 9P support in the remote linux machine running `cpud` coming from to mount `/tmp/cpu` ? If kernelspace, would it not require the target machine to already have that module? If Userspace (= cpud contains an implem
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5y ago
Depending on what/where/how I hook up in DeskMode, I also have Power on USB-C. Mainly depends on how/where I want to route DP/HDMI-output. Also, POE-to-BarrelJack is a thing, while POE-to-USB-C-with-more-than-5V is not.
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5y ago
I like it, when both USBC charging, and BarrelJackCharging are available. So I can use the BarrelJackAdapter at home for when in "DeskMode", and only need to travel with the USB-C charger, that can also charge all my other devices
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5y ago
Yes, please! Ideally, also with POE .bt Power Supply possibility (upto 80W), and compliant to USB PerPortPowerSetting specification, to be able to toggle power to each port comfortably with uhubctl/Home_assistant/etc.
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5y ago
Great article, thanks for posting. At the end, I had hoped, there would be some hardware specs included, like exact quantity/types of RAM/Cores/UARTs. And also, some more details about his next plans with the device. Maybe th
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5y ago
Genuine quesion: In 2022, is that still dependent on "Can I trust my (HW?)random number generator"?
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5y ago
With a binary name of `baobab`. I always wondered, what the mnemonic here was/is.
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5y ago
With an additional "d" even better: "AltwinderStadt"
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5y ago
My Pet theory for "Why did 100MbitOverHDMI not see traction" is, that -apart from linux/BSD- no other mainstream OS had reasonable-if-any support for meshed ethernet. I always hoped for a future, where all the devices can oot
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5y ago
alias c-='cd -'
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5y ago
Does anybody know, if Openwrt for this is planned/feasible/complicated/...? ARM64 sounds like basic boot could be easy, but the CPU name (AL52400) top search hits are from the Mikrotik product page. Is something known about t
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5y ago
When looking for Monitors with these options, I found the term "PBP" (Picture-Beside-Picture) useful for searching. LG has one, the 43UN700, which also has a serial port for controlling picture-input layout options, and sound-sour
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5y ago
Can you name some models? Between that, and user-space wireguard, I think, there might be a bleak future ahead for ad-blocking.
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5y ago
While I agree with you on broad strokes, I'm sure, somewhere, someday, somebodies concerns over the security implications of a logging framework (e.g. Log4J) were brushed under the table by a statement like that.
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5y ago
Only supports the Pixel devices, no? `fastboot flashing lock` is available on some phones, but is there a comprehensive list somewhere of devices, where you can freely/add remove signing keys?
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5y ago
I still want to read up more on the subject, but I was under the impression, that the EFI-support in U-Boot was/is supposed to remove most pain-points from the above list of valid points. The boot-sequence (I thought) that is becoming
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5y ago
Are there actually (current, available, lineage-supported(1)) COTS phones, where you can add your own signing keys, and then re-lock the boot-loader? With mainline/non_ancient Linux kernel? Because without that, aren't all (modded
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5y ago
© 1895 BAYER, but their lawyers will probably not come after you anymore for that ;)
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5y ago
I recall "Wrongthink" having been in use for decades to decry ideas you dislike, whatever the cause or position on the political spectrum. It saw a remarkable uptick in usage after the 2001 movie "minority report", at le
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5y ago
"The vfs_fruit module provides enhanced compatibility with Apple SMB clients and interoperability with a Netatalk 3 AFP fileserver."
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5y ago
The thing to do here is: Sort by rising price, note the SoC names, look them up on their respective "linux mainline kernel port progress page" (links below), and then look in the vendor sub-folders of the mainline linux Hardware c
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5y ago
Previous-Gen QuadCore ARM TV boxes are available in masses for 30EUros on European Amazon. Most of them have close-to-mainline, or even mainline kernels available to boot/install a normal debian bullseye. Somewhat reduced IO interfaces
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5y ago
Don't you then loose the validity of the "road worthiness certificate"? That would thus equate to operating a multi-ton unlicensed machine in public. I would expect it to be called "reckless endangerment" at least,
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5y ago
"Smart" Devices, when it comes to my buying decisions, also includes, if the vendor went out of his way to produce future e-garbage by e.g. including Broadcom wifi or something else that would needlessly impede the possibility of
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5y ago
I don't buy devices, if they need to be "on-the-internet" to function. But If I have the choice between a dumb one, and one with the same mechanics, but also a simple SoC with a bunch of sensors and relays connected, that I c
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5y ago
The point of such remote-scheduling is in my view, is that e.g. when HA notices, that the machine has not run in 3 days, but is closed, then it can send a notification to my phone, with Buttons for "Go Now", and one for "Toni
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5y ago
I think, the startup delay is intentional. Otherwise they would tons of complaints by people, that notice 2 seconds after pressing the "GO"-button, that they forgot to put in another plate/cup/whatEv, opened the door, de
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5y ago
Maybe we are different, but I enjoy comforts like "Schedule run for lower cost nighttime running", "Alert me, when the Finishing liquid is starting to run low, so that HomeAssitant can add it to my shopping list", "
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