makmarian
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My home servers currently consists of 3 old laptops and 1 old desktop computer, all these computers run Proxmox and clustered together.
Laptops:
- HP ProBook 6470b
- Packard Bell EasyNote
- Dell Inspiron 1520
Desktop:
- HP envy 700-204eo
On the cluster I have these things installed
Always running:
- GitLab
- Minetest server
- Jellyfin
- Nextcloud
- Dashy
- FreshRSS
- BookStack
Not running:
- VM with Linux Mint
- VM with Haiku
- VM with FreeBSD
- VM with FreeDOS
I created a GitHub repo a couple of weeks ago to list merch for open source projects, but there are not many things there yet.
https://github.com/makmarian/open-source-merch-list
Note: I’ve tried to make sure I found the correct link for each project, but if unsure, please double check. Also, I have not bought from any of the links listed, so I cannot say anything about the quality of the different merch.
I haven’t tried to reset a BIOS before, so I am not familiar with the process of it.
Is it safe to attempt either (F6:Fail-safe Defaults) or (F7:Optimized defaults) ?
From the motherboard manual: “Inadequately altering the settings may result in system’s failure to boot. If this occurs, clear the CMOS values and reset the board to default values.”
The only error/warning message I have found so far is in the BIOS, under the (M.I.T) section, and in that section there is a prompt which states: “The system has experienced boot failures because of overclocking or changes of voltages. Last settings in this page may not coincide with current H/W states.”.
I don’t get any errors when i boot into an OS with a USB-flashdrive (when the SSD/HDD is not installed)
I’ve been using EndeavourOS with KDE for a bit under 2 years now (I think) on both my desktop and laptop. It is Arch based and easy to install. And for my home servers I run Proxmox
I really like it here on Kbin, and I’m on here daily :-)
I don’t really use Reddit anymore; I usually only check Reddit if there is something I need help with or to look up something specific
I’ve been using EndeavourOS for a little over a year, and I am very pleased with my experience so far. The only issue I’ve encountered was a GRUB problem, which I had to fix manually using the terminal.