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<TRS-80>
irssi made my short list as well, but can't say I actually ever tried it
<TRS-80>
When I saw https://weechat.org/scripts I quit looking around. They also have very good Docs. And you can script in Python, Perl, Ruby, Lua, Tcl, Guile, Javascript, or PHP. :D
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<sarnold>
the configuration doodad in weechat that lets you interactively change configuration options looks amazing
<TRS-80>
sarnold: Yeah that's new (to me, but I'm on Debian Stable)
<TRS-80>
I set up a BitlBee bridge and now I get my XMPP messages in here, too. :)
<TRS-80>
(but that's not particular to weechat)
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<lanefu>
Noooooo! 504 on the forums :(
<archetech>
again
<lanefu>
its alive
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<johnwho>
hi there. I have a running armbian here and i would like to add a splashscreen (image) for hiding the kernel messages on the display. is there an "easy" way to achieve this?
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<Minoru>
hi! Sorry, looks like I broke my Armbian again :( I keep Zabbix and PostgreSQL on it, and Zabbix was complaining that I/O is overloaded -- no surprise since the database is on the SD card. So I moved the contents of /var onto a USB SSD, and added a line to /etc/fstab. However, now that I look at the output of `mount`, I see that USB-SSD is mounted *twice*: once under /var (as I specified via /etc/fstab),
<Minoru>
another time into /var/log.hdd (via systemd unit var-log.hdd.mount, which I can't find on the FS or in the output of `systemctl list-units`)
<Minoru>
mounting the same filesystem twice can't be good
<Minoru>
did I screw up somewhere, or is there an explanation for this?
<Minoru>
I'm considering undoing my changes to see if it worked like this in the first place, but that's a chunk of work since I already tucked the board away
<Minoru>
ok, I see in /var/log/armbian-hardware-monitor.log that even before my changes, there was double-mounting: my SD card was mounted as root, then mounted as /var/log.hdd. Still don't get how this is supposed to work :( Won't the second mount wreck the filesystem?
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<IgorPec>
wysiwtf: raspbian is debian derived and if software is debian special, you need to start with a debian version of armbian ... not with a crap called raspbian for banaan
<wysiwtf>
raspian doesnt even boot
<wysiwtf>
but ok i used the bionic version of armbian before, so i better use the debian one
<IgorPec>
we keep ubunutu and debian right because of such troubles
<IgorPec>
some applications are suited (better) for Debian, some for Ubuntu. For us, its irrelevant
<IgorPec>
raspbian is Debian Jessie / Stretch / Buster ... depending of the version
<wysiwtf>
i dont need hardware gfx or desktop stuff, i just want to use the banana for server purpose
<IgorPec>
i know, yet another reason to go for proper hardware support
<IgorPec>
raspbian on not raspbery pi is just to make you fool that it will be the same. Its not
<IgorPec>
beside raspbian on bananapi are quipted with a 6+ years old kernel
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<wysiwtf>
ill try armbian buster server
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<wysiwtf>
my banana pi power is flapping, it doesnt stay on for more than a couple of minutes all of a sudden
<wysiwtf>
the power supply i found reads 5V/2.5A, that should be enough?
<wysiwtf>
or are "modern" phone chargers "too smart" and regulate it down for some reason?
<wysiwtf>
(its a nokia charger)
<wysiwtf>
other option: the usb jack on the pi is wonky by now
<wysiwtf>
but it also happens if i dont touch it
<Minoru>
does it happen with a different power supply?
<Minoru>
are you sure the board doesn't overheat?
<c0rnelius>
i'm not surprised it is happening. it is a phone charger afterall
<Minoru>
btw, anyone have any insights into double-mounting of /var/log.hdd that I described above? It still worries me
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<wysiwtf>
i have multiple chargers at home, will try others
<wysiwtf>
using the power supply at home i got for the banana stops it from shutting down without being touched
<wysiwtf>
however, touching the cable will reboot/cut off power
<wysiwtf>
*sigh*
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<IgorPec>
wysiwtf: power at power mUSB connector and it will work properly
<IgorPec>
well a problem with hardware ;)
<wysiwtf>
im using the connector labeled DC-IN of course
<wysiwtf>
but im mostly decided on the fact this board has seen better days
<IgorPec>
which bananan is this exactly?
<wysiwtf>
pi pro
<IgorPec>
ok. those mUSB connectors are rubish
<IgorPec>
for powering a battery they are ok
<IgorPec>
but here if you loose some contact, board will crash
<wysiwtf>
yeah
<wysiwtf>
i bought it for the sata interface back in the day
<wysiwtf>
but my plans on building a home NAS wasnt that great after all
<IgorPec>
sure. its still quite ok. SATA speed greatly improved
<wysiwtf>
if i want to get a new SBC, which one would you prefer atm?
<wysiwtf>
pi4?
<IgorPec>
but its a hobby board, one drive, overall slow ...
<IgorPec>
no, bananapi
<IgorPec>
for what purpose?đ
<IgorPec>
NAS?
<wysiwtf>
nah, ive got a "real" linux server for that now
<wysiwtf>
NAS with one slow 2.5" drive isnt exactly fun
<IgorPec>
i got 10GB network ... so :)
<wysiwtf>
i want to use it as a server, maybe put a pihole on it, play with ntopng, these kind of things
<IgorPec>
for pihole stuff, any h3 board is just fine
<wysiwtf>
as long as the conectors dont fail... onboard wifi is a plus
<wysiwtf>
are there actual new banana boards or is the latest still the m2+?
<IgorPec>
there are newers but not supported due to weird Soc
<wysiwtf>
one would think you can get newer boards with better specs for about the same kind of money by now
<wysiwtf>
(i think i payed like 50 euros?)
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<wysiwtf>
i ordered a Oddroid Go Advance for the time being
<wysiwtf>
i know its quite not what i was looking for in the first place but damn this thing looks sweet =)
<wysiwtf>
also these rockchip socs seem to be quite capable
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<therion23>
i saw the ODroid Advance this time last night, and i was like whoa gimme! .. and it is not coming over here for at least one maybe three weeks ..