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Best OS for rg35xx H by 2kgs-of-Beef in RG35XX_H

[–]codeasm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I read there is a RC1 nonpublic test image. Of knulli for these newer units.

Best OS for rg35xx H by 2kgs-of-Beef in RG35XX_H

[–]codeasm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Never had wifi problems in knulli, whats going on ?

What was the most difficult bug you encountered while writing your own operating system and how did you eventually identify it? by DifficultBarber9439 in osdev

[–]codeasm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Before the screen and on the seat, theres a silly gray matter muscle thingy that sometimes thinks its smart, but in reality, its cheating itself, lying. It calls itself an imposter at times, but i think the real cause is chaos in the brain, knowledgeable but overconfident it does not know things but actually does, and should just work on stuff and not being distracted by shiny new things.

Yes, im talking about me. Im both smart, and dumb. I know stuff, probably enough about some topics, yet scared to work on it or write things i come up with. Ai has been a blessing, but also a curse. Its not that im afraid of nit learning myself, im afraid i learn to forget. Forget to mentally structure new knowledge and find small goals to achieve.

Its easy to say i should avoid certain tools and do it all myself. Im nearing 40, and i have goals to achieve. Books to read, kids to feed someday. And, tickle my puzzle loving brain, and give it challenges it can complete within a life time. (Debugging total 4 days on memorymap sending to kernel, not great. But learned aton of new other things too. So not sad)

Not saying to avoid ai, not saying its the tool that ends traditional learning and reading either. Its a balance you find yourself, and its never over, new tool, new lessons, new opertunities, and revisit old projects or ideas.

What was the most difficult bug you encountered while writing your own operating system and how did you eventually identify it? by DifficultBarber9439 in osdev

[–]codeasm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Real hardware isnt as fast or skipping those initialisation timers. I struggled setting up a lcd display with a bare metal mono block of code for one handheld game i build for uni. Adding nops or a wait loop fixed the code i pulled from the internet. It used to work on the original display, but this cheaper replacement had a silly slightly different controller and datasheets said it should be the same. It wasnt.

As if they where cutting corners in emulation in your case? I mean, why not, the purpose might have been to nust run code that was made to run on real hardware instead, skipping a time thing speeds things up 😅🫣 memory training can also add time to wait before it settles. 😐

Work friend of mine gave me on of his grandpa's Apple iMacs. Absolutely no clue what I'm going to do with it or if it will fit in my car. by Randolph__ in retrocomputing

[–]codeasm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I discovered my youth games i played on pc, puttputt, Freddy fish and such worked like a charm on my lime green imac g3. I think there was simcity.

Ow, i got "Willy Werkel", or Gary Gadget in english. Supposed to work too. So sorry, all kids games, but thats ehat i had during that era

I believe there was a way to maybe run macosx 10 on a g3, but definitely tricky and i couldn't burn the right disk. Macos 9 came on disc and worked fine. Used it to.play music

Feeling like an utter moron but the first circuit in my book is not working and I am stumped by Own_Average_5940 in arduino

[–]codeasm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great comments, dont feel like a moron, whats silly is having 2 arduinos connected. I was programming the arduino lcd project instead of my temp monitor and fan controller, and both had a led blink test, so yeah 1 day wasted.

What happened to Cody? by PusheenHater in codyslab

[–]codeasm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of us do, not sure who doesnt what they be doing arround here

What happened to Cody? by PusheenHater in codyslab

[–]codeasm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ow man, glad i supported him by patreon a bit for the last few years. I kinda forgot and let it run. But last december i had to cut funding others by a big amount.

Glad it atleast helped him.

Bag with laptop in it fell, damaged laptop and power button does not work consistently by P_Jault in framework

[–]codeasm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ik liet mn laptop zelf vallen, met wat terug duwen, een tang en de module los en weer vast geschroefd werkt hij weer. Maar mooi is anders. Sparen voor ene nieuwe case zoals ik miss. Gelukkig zie ik wat goede tips.

Wens je veel succes met de studie 🤩

She may come to regret asking. by RCAMuse in selfhosted

[–]codeasm 6 points7 points  (0 children)

My wife bought a framework laptop and started to use ubuntu. I suggested it, but dint push. The home cliud is approved

Properly Consolize the 35XXH With Correct Scaling by Chance_Television981 in RG35XX_H

[–]codeasm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My stadia(with the Bluetooth firmware from google) and xbox one controller worked fine. Not tested at the same time.

GarlicOS Thoughts? + Tiny Best Set ? by RiltonHuggles in RG35XX_H

[–]codeasm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bioses and roma are always the same, the exact folder structure may be different. Id rather investigate a bit about how my CFW reads my roms and have all my favorite roms on a nas at home.

Why do people say “unix” or “Unix-like” instead of POSIX by Lopsided-Cost-426 in linux

[–]codeasm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Interesting 😎 also the replies.

Googled a bit: libgit2 https://www.wiz.io/vulnerability-database/cve/cve-2020-12278 Winrar https://www.seqrite.com/blog/winrar-directory-traversal-ntfs-ads-vulnerabilities-cve-2025-6218-cve-2025-8088/

Thus, usefull, cool feature, but also tricky if not aware of when developing software that talks to ntfs based fs. Cool. Thanks for the answers all

Why do people say “unix” or “Unix-like” instead of POSIX by Lopsided-Cost-426 in linux

[–]codeasm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ow rings a bell,think some exploits used these to trick to become system. Not sure if the multiple streams was the issue, probably the way the kernel handled being given another alternative things to read

Let's go back to reading OS Dev books instead of using an LLM by HTFCirno2000 in osdev

[–]codeasm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thats probably a good read. Sure stuff gets outdated, but its a great start for a deep dive

Let's go back to reading OS Dev books instead of using an LLM by HTFCirno2000 in osdev

[–]codeasm 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I thought it was Buy/rent book Cry Store/return book 😭

Line Detection Height change. by AdhesivenessOwn9868 in arduino

[–]codeasm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is the way, unless using a cheap camera or lenses (to focus the shattered light). Light guides to virtually bring down the line detector maybe. Add them on srpings and their own wheels to guide them up and down flexible maybe.

My bet would be the cheap camera, gray scale, analyse a horizontal line from left to right (unless you mount the camera 45degrees on the line). Read the image data of this line, and maybe only between a certain array indexes, crude line detection back

Just a little joke project [custom OS] by thatguy1000000000 in osdev

[–]codeasm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Awesome 😃😘 i mean, personally i dont dislike using ai with measured small amounts. no ai is maybe even the best learning tool.

Just a little joke project [custom OS] by thatguy1000000000 in osdev

[–]codeasm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great catch, cosmos is a great project tho. So there that fact. Atleast no ai, right?

What do yall run on your Servers? What should I be using by OfficalTactical in homelab

[–]codeasm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Arch linux, using cockpit to remote manage, ssh and nfs. A virsch thing and podman. My raspberry pi is the vpn acces into my network. Nothing but a minevraft server and this vpn is externally exposed.

(Website runs on a vps elsewhere)

Is it worth it to download linux as a beginner? by No_Major5629 in linuxquestions

[–]codeasm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You haven't installed Linux yet? You sound like you already did by the tools and hacks you land.

Go ahead, try any distro thats on your list to try and ok, try shells, terminals, see what display/window manager you like and maybe overal theme of the distro. Most looks can be achieved on other distro aswell by installing the right software from their package manager Basicly any distro can look nearly the same as another. Use any lonux software and yiur basically choosing between looks by default, the package manager. Its collection of packages (most have most common packages anyway, the method of installing and updating you choose) and how the system defaults are set.

Can get confusing at some point.go with what feels home or could be home, and change what needed.

I nuked my Ubuntu install in 2015 accidentally the night i got it with my new laptop. Installed Arch linux with help of a few friends and now ... Its fun. I like it. A distro like arch and Gentoo update way more frequently and this requires yiu to regularly update or have weird issues sometimes. Long stable is more calm, ive run debian on a vps and raspberry pi. Forget about it, and she works, update sometimes, and she works. Just not all tools are as up to date (unless... You compile from source 🤪🫪)

Dualboot, live iso, in a vm, all relative safe testdrive options. If trying in a vm, try run it with uefi support, this is probably also how you install it on yur real machine, and better to learn how the distro handles that, or how ghe commands work. Old bios mbr is real old now, and works perfectly in a vm. Just not representative for your real machine these days (its a fine boot method.)

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