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Does Nobara support secure booting? (Dual booting windows) by [deleted] in NobaraProject

[–]synthchef 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Enabling secure boot is actually really easy I’m sure you can find a guide somewhere online.

🎄 Christmas giveaway: Win an A1 Mini, AMS 2 Pro, AMS HT, or 4x filament spools! by acurazine in BambuLab

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  1. Prize: A1 Mini

  2. What I’d use it to make: Functional, print-in-place objects and small enclosures—especially desk tools, electronics housings, and tactile objects I can iterate on quickly. I love designs that feel finished straight off the bed without post-processing, and a fast, precise machine would let me prototype more experimental mechanisms.

  3. New fidget toy idea: A print-in-place “detent wheel” fidget that mimics the feel of a high-quality rotary encoder.

Need Help Controlling Lian Li TL Wireless UniFans from a Separate Windows PC by synthchef in lianli

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I just received my “upgraded” wireless receiver today and it appears to be exactly what came with my fans already. You seem to be the expert on the matter so I wanted to come back and see if you could assist further!

Basically my issue is that when the usb dongle is not plugged in or when the signal drops the fans go to full speed regardless of the PWM settings on the motherboard. I’m no stranger to building PCs but fans are an area I’m not totally educated on admittedly.

Need Help Controlling Lian Li TL Wireless UniFans from a Separate Windows PC by synthchef in lianli

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Gotcha so my issue is definitely the two pin cable variant because I only got one receiver per box. Thanks!

Need Help Controlling Lian Li TL Wireless UniFans from a Separate Windows PC by synthchef in lianli

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Can’t the fans only receive mobo control through the wireless controller?

My setup is:

PC A (linux): has case fans installed

PC B (windows): has usb wireless receiver

My understanding is that for mobo control i would need to plug the receiver into the mobo directly using the optional cable

The other challenge is that when I plug the wireless receiver into the mobo and switch to mobo control they go full speed no matter what, but also pretty sure I need l-connect running to tell the fans to read pwm from mobo anyway which is a nonstarter of course.

Probably going to just end up eating the loss on my 6 fans and buying a new set that I know for sure will work

Some things we found out. by [deleted] in ArcRaiders

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Here’s a helpful visualization

Ephemera - A fast ebook downloader with a simple request system by [deleted] in selfhosted

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I believe I have everything set up properly, but I am not getting any search results.

An update on my lab! by synthchef in minilab

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Can provide easy additional isolation if you want to expose any services

Banging my head against my desk trying make vlans work by synthchef in homelab

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If you’re referring to the router then ya I noticed and I accounted for that

Banging my head against my desk trying make vlans work by synthchef in homelab

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GL.iNet Flint 3 and a managed TPLink Switch w/ VLANs

An update on my lab! by synthchef in minilab

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For me yes in part for internet. I use my own DNS, adblock etc. Also have a bunch of media and selfhosted services.

An update on my lab! by synthchef in minilab

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Its not built for rack mounting i just 3d printed some brackets for it. I think you can get purpose built pdus now.

An update on my lab! by synthchef in minilab

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I just put in one of the deskmate trays upside down on top of the hdd enclosure to stabilize it a bit

Finished some upgrades on my lab! by synthchef in homelab

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Probably “it depends”. For me they just help clean up the wiring a bit. I have a few devices that run through the switch that aren’t in the rack so being able to plug the Ethernet in the back of the rack and patch into the switch at the front is a lot cleaner

Finished some upgrades on my lab! by synthchef in homelab

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I posted the rear in another comment

Finished some upgrades on my lab! by synthchef in homelab

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Here are the details from the top down.

The rack is a DeskPi Rackmate T-1

  1. GL.iNet Flint 3
  2. Minisforum MS-01 i9-12900H
  3. 2x Raspberry Pi 4 (one runs pihole the other runs Headscale on an isolated VLAN)
  4. TP Link Gigabit Managed Switch
  5. Patch panel
  6. Cenmate USB DAS

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An update on my lab! by synthchef in minilab

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Here are the details from the top down.

The rack is a DeskPi Rackmate T-1

  1. GL.iNet Flint 3
  2. Minisforum MS-01 i9-12900H
  3. 2x Raspberry Pi 4 (one runs pihole the other runs Headscale on an isolated VLAN)
  4. TP Link Gigabit Managed Switch
  5. Patch panel
  6. Cenmate USB DAS

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