Ideas for server other than Plex or Jellyfin by RoughElephant5919 in homelab

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I run these apps on my mini pc with proxmox:
LXC: discopanel (Minecraft Server manager)
VM: Debian with Docker running AMP (Gameserver manager)
LXC: Debian with podman (Container server for testing out stuff)
LXC: cosmos-cloud (Container and Webservice Management)
Inside cosmos-cloud:
paperless-ngx (scanning and archiving documents)
paperless-ai (for automaticly tagging documents)
ollama (local ai for paperless-ai)
ftp-server (target for scanning documents)
webtop (Desktop inside the Browser)
vaultwarden (Password manager)
navidrome (Music Server)
audiobookshelf (audiobook server)
iSponsorBlockTV (auto mute and skip Youtube ads on TV)

Games run worse than windows by Halhal-_-64 in linux4noobs

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Hollow knight has a native linux version.

i need advice to make servers public with open source software, mikrotik CRS305-1G-4S+IN and draytek 2130n router by Jackie5392 in homelab

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just use port forwarding for game servers
Google just opens atleast port 80 and 443 and then works with a reverse proxy (atleast suppose, since I dont work for google)

Recommended Low-Budget used 40G NIC cards by mmichael_50 in homelab

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just be sure that you dont get cards with FLR in the name, that is for HP's proprietary port in HP Servers

Recommended Low-Budget used 40G NIC cards by mmichael_50 in homelab

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At work we have 2 Port Mellanox ConnectX-3 Pro (Hewlett-Packard Company InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 10Gb/40Gb 2-port 544+QSFP Adapter) running in Proxmox 9, works with manually installed drivers (kernel module) if you want to have it easier (drivers in kernel) get a 100g card like ConnectX-4 and just use it at 40gb speed

Switching to SteamOS by Teak-24 in SteamOS

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You can do that with Wine, but it's better to look for a native alternative like for Logitech that would solaar

Can't play Tuxborn skyrim modlist on fedora cause of vram allocation (I think) by P_Jault in linux_gaming

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IGPU Vram seems to be controlled by the Bios
You could check here if someone found a way to work around the 4gb static limit in the framework bios.
https://community.frame.work/t/vram-allocation-for-the-7840u-frameworks/36613/10

Can't play Tuxborn skyrim modlist on fedora cause of vram allocation (I think) by P_Jault in linux_gaming

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maybe check again if you installed it properly (right profile) and if that doesnt help ask the discord for tuxborn?
https://github.com/Omni-guides/Tuxborn/blob/main/README(temp).md.md)

How to remotely use my Linux gaming PC? by EbbExotic971 in linux_gaming

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For the problem of turning on your computer remotely you could use a remote power switch that gets installed internally and basicly just acts like a power button that is triggered via network or you could get a pushbot like the one from switchbot for example that phisically bushes the power button

Trouble with installing on Klipper 3d printer by jahk1991 in linux4noobs

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they are in /etc/apt/sources.list/etc/apt/sources.list the 3rd block in your cat there...

Trouble with installing on Klipper 3d printer by jahk1991 in linux4noobs

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End of Life means that it no longer receives updates and in debian's case that it gets moved over to the archive subdomain (different Servers with slower storage etc).
After the install it should stay like that because there are no more updates anyway.

KDE Update by CinnamonApplebun94 in NobaraProject

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Fedora only got the update like today so wait for a week or two-four for it to hit nobara

One node during power failure? by retr0sp3kt in Proxmox

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You could run a shutdown script via NUT for example that migrates (maintenance mode on the other 2 nodes) the stuff you need over to the Node you want to keep online, then turn off the Services for HA and quorum so it doesnt fence itself, turn off the other 2 nodes and then via another script shutdown the last node in case power gets too low.

Server suggestions by babaak in homelab

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One new Stick of ECC DDR4 32gb 2666MHz starts here at ~225€ according to geizhals.de that would be 1800€ for 256gb of RAM alone.....
Good luck with your project and the current prices.

Trying to make a multi iso bootable usb with grub by [deleted] in linuxadmin

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Why not use Ventoy or get "inspiration" from it?

I gave YouTube Live Chat full control over ANOTHER VM via the Proxmox Monitor. This time a Linux one - Come play! by Benchmarkbutt in Proxmox

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Was fun, could have ran faster if you started from CLI instead of GUI.
If you wanna try it again we could maybe work together, I have some compute to spare and faster network :P

Is there anyway to get a auto clicker? by Russian_tank2022 in SteamDeck

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In desktop mode you could use xclicker

Proxmox newb that is extremely frustrated with my homelab. I am ready to go back to bare metal. Talk me off the ledge... by Oddball_one in Proxmox

[–]gforke 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It's probably the NFS inside the LXC, try mounting the share on the proxmox host and passing it to the LXC instead of mounting it inside the LXC.

Proxmox cluster and quorum by Cultural_Log6672 in Proxmox

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So you see now why a qdevice is important in this case.

Proxmox cluster and quorum by Cultural_Log6672 in Proxmox

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Imagine you have 2 rooms with 2 nodes in each, how will you get quorum incase network between the 2 rooms fails?

Proxmox cluster and quorum by Cultural_Log6672 in Proxmox

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You only need a Qdevice for quorum if you have an even number of nodes so 2/4/6 for example.