Your home lab's biggest mistake might be running everything in LXCs
…Passing an iGPU or GPU device into an LXC is possible, but it often feels more delicate than it should be. You have to think about device nodes, groups, drivers, and whether…
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Linux finally has working HDR, but you still can't use it for most streaming services
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Your Proxmox 8 server stops getting security updates in August, and upgrading to PVE 9 isn't straightforward
…I’ve heard about folks running into frame buffer freezes on Nvidia GPUs, and the fixes range from adding nomodeset as a parameter during the Proxmox boot menu to disabling Nvidia drivers…
I turned my Raspberry Pi into a portable NAS that runs off a power bank, and now I carry terabytes everywhere
…the same setup (minus OpenMediaVault) for my portable RPi Linux server the other day. Anyway, solving this problem involved manually installing the driver adapters via sudo apt install network-manager network-manager…
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