Play a little bit with local LLM models in a badget laptop, by keeping an stable Linux base system. In my case Fedora Linux.
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 Pro 7535U
- GPU: AMD Radeon 660M GPU
- RAM: 16 GB
Play a little bit with local LLM models in a badget laptop, by keeping an stable Linux base system. In my case Fedora Linux.
My Energeeks Sentinell III (Model: EG-CIP004) WiFi Camera is based on Tuya platform. It supports ONVIF protocol but is poorly documented.
By using nmap, I have discovered the open port: 888, and the default username: admin. If you want to configure it in Home Assistant:
0. (Enable the ONVIF feature from the Energeeks or Tuya mobile app, if it's the first time)
888, the username admin, the password you set in the mobile appCheck https://lore.kernel.org/all/f82dd7a1-a5c6-b651-846c-29f6df9436af@redhat.com/ and https://superuser.com/a/259340 to fix the Fn keys.
| ## Configurar .zshrc para que cambie el titulo de la terminal de Windows | |
| DISABLE_AUTO_TITLE="true" | |
| HOSTNAME=$(hostname) | |
| function precmd () { | |
| window_title="\033]0;${PWD##*/}@$HOSTNAME\007" | |
| echo -ne "$window_title" | |
| } |
My Fedora - KDE Plasma notes (Fedora 43 version when I write this). I have installed Fedora linux distro because works fine in my Thinkpad. I was frustrated about KDE Neon updates and Kubuntu doesnt support Wayland yet.
sudo usermod -aG adm,disk,users,audio,dialout,cdrom,video $USER
omv-firstaid after omv packages installation./etc/fstab file edition is allowed. Otherwise you are not allowed to use those disks to share folders, etc. To incorporate the disks in OMV: 1. unmount and remove them from /etc/fstab, 2. Check the disk are available in Settings-Storage-Disks, 3. Go to Settings-Storage-File systems and mount (don´t create and mount) and configure as it was in the /etc/fstab file.