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not_IO@lemmy.blahaj.zone to linuxmemes@lemmy.worldEnglish · 4 months ago
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  • pulsewidth@lemmy.world
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    I’ve been unable to replicate this issue.

    I have the exact same build except my network card is an official Playstation 2 network adapter. Try replacing the LLM.

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      How do I get the ps2 to respond to prompts?

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    I’ve got the same setup but I found the issue wasn’t the hardware but a driver conflict with my Nintendo Gameboy Printer. I was able to rollback and get it working fine.

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      Where did you roll back to¿

    • Cellari@lemmy.world
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      The president called. They want you to be their technical advisor

  • Pommes_für_dein_Balg@feddit.org
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    That’s odd, Debian should run on that without issues.

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    Probably the LLM cosplaying as an ethernet card. Everything else should work fine with Debian.

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    An oldie but goodie: https://strangehorizons.com/wordpress/non-fiction/articles/installing-linux-on-a-dead-badger-users-notes/

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    Idk, I just tried it on a similar set up (I don’t have networking per se, just two pigeons with flash drives).

    Works perfectly.

    Maybe check the stability of gerbils in the PSU.

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      Having trouble installing IPoAC stack, don’t want to manually copy from USB all the time. Did you find the solution?

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        The solution was magnetic serial ports, birds have innate desire to charge up on power cables anyway so not much training was needed, it also minimised the exposed network attack area, … but doesn’t do much against aDDoS attacks (a single mf with a handful of seeds will fuck up my coop-rig for hours).

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          I see! Thanks for sharing, will try to raise a link. Will see what I can do about protecting the communications from seeds, though

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            Seed-boxes, ultimately one can’t live without them.

            I was searching for a funny pic, but til there was a Mike Tyson cn show with a pigeon.

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    Must be a bug on Debian side. That’s all common hardware, so you can just rely on someone else to report it and you’ll be back up in a day or 2.

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      Debian is the universal operating system, and I’m sure OP’s computer exists in some universe. File a bug.

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      I doubt it’s a bug. It’s probably a kernel issue, so try rebuilding the kernel on the hardware.

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    Not sure if satire or an actual question.

    • notthebees@reddthat.com
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      Very much satire

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    Giving the error so much attention is collapsing its wave function. Try ignoring it for a few days and see if it doesn’t sort itself out.

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    Don’t let your dreams be dreams

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    yes, the problem is you did not sacrifice a live goat while mercury is in retrograde and github is down, as is custom for digital magic and necromancy.

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      I have been lied to my whole life everyone said digital goat.

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    ZFS RAID2

    I assume they mesnt RAID-Z2 but I’d like to think they actually meant a ZFS array built on top of an obselete RAID 2 of cloud accounts lol

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      Definitely meant the second one because it’s way funnier

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    I’m sure this is funny.

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    The Riva line were absolute bangers tbh. Mad props to the driver developers who were always playing catch-up on the hardware (mad props to the hardware designers implied) but always delivered the goods. I honestly hope they’re rich AF.

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    The TNT cards doesnt have SLI right? Change to some voodoos and you should be golden.

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      Maybe they run like a custom software SLI (the 3dfx SLI literally split the screens into halves & each card rendered it’s thing independently, iirc - could be done 4 ways, like merging 4 screens into one). And it’s from a project last updated 25 years ago.

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