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I'd like to connect a usb ethernet dongle to my nokia #n900 on #PostmarketOS
If I connect the dongle to other computers, it uses the module r8152. So I configured and compiled the kernel for pmos.
Now I can load the module, but the eth device still doesn't show up.
In the wiki https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Nokia_N900_(nokia-n900) , there's a quote:
"With some work, it most likely should work with manual activation."
How do I do this?
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I switched from #SyncthingFork to #BasicSync on #android for running #syncthing . You can export/import the syncthing profile. Worked flawless for me.
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@thomasfuchs For #onkyo devices the apps are called "Remote" and "Controller". The remote for #omsystems cameras is called "oi.share".
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@opensourceopenmind @d1 @tinker @signalapp The #n900 was/is no linux phone to you, too?
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@tommi #fefe should have some stuff on this. e.g. here http://blog.fefe.de/?ts=a6015c0e
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Tag des #eichhornchen s.
Hier bei der Arbeit, die mir die Hausverwaltung dann in Rechnung stellt.
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First time setting up a @homeassistant instance. I'm trying to integrate an airquality sensor with it. HASS runs in a (podman) container (network host mode). #mosquitto MQTT is installed natively (port 8883 with SSL). HASS is connected to MQTT server (I can subscribe and publish messages). The sensor device is also connected to MQTT (mosquitto says "New client connected from ...").
What would be the next step? I expected the sensor to be automatically added to HASS.