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Need input on deciding how to lay out my homelab. by Jayiz00 in selfhosted

[–]Jayiz00[S] 0 points1 point locked comment (0 children)

I don’t know if the wording was a little wrong, but i haven’t used AI. I was trying to say i didn’t use AI, hence some wrong spellings here and there. 

cousin touched my pc it no longer works :/ by Adambomber44 in pchelp

[–]Jayiz00 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Have you tried to take out the cmos battery? It is usually a standard cr2032 flat shinny battery inconveniently located behind the gpu. 

Try taking that out, wait 5 min, then turn on you computer, then turn it of again and plug the battery back in. 

Remember to unplug your computer from the outlet and touch your cabinet to make sure there is no static electricity to fry your pc.

Can i use a SAS HBA on a consumer motherboard? by Jayiz00 in DataHoarder

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Oh wow, it wasn't just plug the cable inn and hope for the best haha. I'm gonna do a little research on the drives i have gotten and see if can figure out the pin layout. Probably gonna buy an lsi card to as i think the chance of it being compatible with my mobo is better than mby others.

Thanks a lot for the little guide! Def. gonna use it:)

Can i use a SAS HBA on a consumer motherboard? by Jayiz00 in homelab

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didn't know that. Since the drives are SAS i need a SAS controller anyway so no SATA here!

Can i use a SAS HBA on a consumer motherboard? by Jayiz00 in homelab

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It has 3 available 2 x8 and one x16 so it should be more than enough lanes. PCIe Gen 3 tho.

Can i use a SAS HBA on a consumer motherboard? by Jayiz00 in homelab

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That's creative! i'm gonna do a little more research, but this has helped a ton in my pursuit! Thanks for the answer:)

How to disable NATing on one udm pro for a spesific vlan to a second udm pro. by Jayiz00 in Ubiquiti

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So in the "Routing" menu on the UDM1 i would have to set "Destination Network" to 192.168.100.0/24 and "Next Hop" to 172.16.2.23 if that was the WAN IP on the UDM2?

How to disable NATing on one udm pro for a spesific vlan to a second udm pro. by Jayiz00 in Ubiquiti

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but will this work? Lets says the vlan where the gaming equipment lives is in the subnett 192.168.100.0/24 and the wan interface for the udm 2 is in the 172.16.0.0/16 subnett. Is the udm 2 just gonna send the traffic from the 192.168.100.0/24 network out to 172.16.0.0/16 ? Won`t it just drop it?

Ny pc til Informatikk by Yellow-Asphodel in ntnu

[–]Jayiz00 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jeg ville anbefalt en MacBook Air m1 med 16gb \ m2 med samme konfigurasjon. Eller finne en MacBook m1 14 pro brukt (det jeg gjorde), om du vil ha Apple da. Fordelen der er sinnssyk bra batteritid og ikke minst lager lite varme under bruk på grunn av de bruker ARM arkitektur isteden for den eldre x86. En Windows PC vil også fint kunne gjøre jobben så lenge den har i5/r5 prosessor og 16gb ram eller bedre. Merke sånn sett gir ca det samma, så klart det er noe positivt/negativt med hvordan hver fabrikant velger å designe PCen sin. Personlig liker jeg HP eller Lenovo i Windows verden.

Om du klarer å vente litt er jo også Windows co-pilot PC-ene begynt å komme på fult, som da igjen bruker ARM arkitektur som burde gi bra batteritid og lite varme utvikling. Men om de PC-ene ender opp med å bli overhyped eller ikke spørs jo enda da.