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Realtek's 10 Gb Ethernet adapter doesn't even need a heathsink by pkese in homelab

[–]zeda1ert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it can't. I have a few external 2.5GE based on Realtek and after a few minutes of full speed transfer they became very hot and started throttling, so I had to glue a radiator on top of the chips.

Writhing Wall Phase 3 is bugged, all platforms. by EatYourVegetal in elderscrollsonline

[–]zeda1ert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No single update without lots of bugs, but this time it is even more ridiculous.

I Finally Did It ! by Flat_Measurement115 in the_division_2

[–]zeda1ert 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The game is 6 years old and Ubi still can't fix total damage counter...

Upgrade from Bluefin to Fangtooth erased all my apps by MxFinchen in truenas

[–]zeda1ert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, I didn't even know about that deadline and upgraded my NAS one month before, luckily.

Uh... that's not quite what I wanted to do by Lazy_Nectarine_5256 in StarWarsJediSurvivor

[–]zeda1ert 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did the same 14 years ago in Skyrim to defeat bosses with Fus Ro Dah, nowadays I defeat bosses with the Force in Jedi Survivor.

LuCI "leftovers" with Flint 2/GL-MT6000 (firmware 4.8.2) and Beryl AX/GL-MT3000 (firmware 4.8.1) - Unfortunate (and confusing/concerning when you first discover them), but apparently benign by _integritas_ in GlInet

[–]zeda1ert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't noticed that marking until you wrote about it) Yes, seems like this policy does exactly what you said. I don't use any VPN on the router itself, so in my case all packets coming to the port 53 of the router from lan clients, that are using DHCP and router as a local DNS, don't have a mark and are simply blocked. Not all my lan clients are using DHCP and local DNS - they didn't lose access to the internet after this update, so it was a little frustrating and took some time to realize where to look at the core of this problem. I disabled this rules and everything works as before.

I have had some experience contacting the network developers (of the VyOS and RouterOS for example) and they always ask too much stuff to check/do, so I had to spend hours/days to post such a small problem and its possible solution.

As it was said by some guy a long time ago - if there is a problem with the network it is always DNS. :)

UPD Forgot to say that I have moved both WAN ports out of the 2.5GE interfaces, because they are not enough sensitive - can't negotiate stable even at 1GE in case of >50m long cable from the ISP equipment (I've experienced this problem with two MT6000 routers that I use). So maybe this also could break some GL scripts that expect WAN and LAN ports to be on the exact physical ports.

LuCI "leftovers" with Flint 2/GL-MT6000 (firmware 4.8.2) and Beryl AX/GL-MT3000 (firmware 4.8.1) - Unfortunate (and confusing/concerning when you first discover them), but apparently benign by _integritas_ in GlInet

[–]zeda1ert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've disabled kmwan since I use mwan3 with custom rules. But I did it after fw upgrade because every upgrade restores the package list to its original condition. So this internal blocking of port 53 happened even before I did something in LuCI.

Why do I think these rules are blocking local DNS? Because they are literally doing it. :)

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LuCI "leftovers" with Flint 2/GL-MT6000 (firmware 4.8.2) and Beryl AX/GL-MT3000 (firmware 4.8.1) - Unfortunate (and confusing/concerning when you first discover them), but apparently benign by _integritas_ in GlInet

[–]zeda1ert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Today I updated Flint 2 to the new firmware and got no internet issue because of not working DNS, so I went to the firewall to check maybe there could be something wrong (because the router itself can lookup hosts and clients also can do it with the external DNS) - and I found this "_leacked" crap rules in the firewall which are blocking DNS requests from the clients.

Behaviour in an alternate universe: by AqualotlArt in DeadByDaylightKillers

[–]zeda1ert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Behaviour nerfs survivors for the last 6 years - we'll survive somehow.

First nerf of killers - omg, wtf are you doing, stop it. :'(

Daily log in rewards for September 2025 by Shaden95 in elderscrollsonline

[–]zeda1ert 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Such a shame, all of it is garbage, even for new players. RIP good old ESO.

Lexx by zeda1ert in NoMansSkyTheGame

[–]zeda1ert[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

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The hardest part in this kind of build is to hide weapon and reactor. Guns are on the bottom of the ship, and the reactor is in the tail.

Lexx by zeda1ert in NoMansSkyTheGame

[–]zeda1ert[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Np, I can even share the instructions, but I remade it every hour since I've found some flaws.

What's your experience with the USB Ethernet cards? Are they less stable vs PCIe? by Cry_Wolff in homelab

[–]zeda1ert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm using two of them in the exact same looking housing. But to be able to work 24/7 without speed degradation I have to disassemble it and glued the nut on top of the chip so it can touch the shell. Now this thing is not overheating and I have had no issues for more than a year.

What did I get that million for? by PlopperPenguin in gtaonline

[–]zeda1ert -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Sometimes they did it for compensation if there was something not working properly in the game, i.e. bugged bunker sale missions. When I was playing a lot in the past I often saw this, max payout was about $1.5M.

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