#100daysofhomelab — Public Fediverse posts
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Is the terminal still worth learning?
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If you haven't heard, use ecc memory to prevent wrong data from being written, causing a read to later not validate correctly because the checksum does not match.
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Got my #ZFS data partition booting of encrypted keys as well. Transferring all the data over to ZFS. Feeling stupid to not have done this earlier, especially when I lost some SQL backups to data corruption earlier. 🤦
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I finally got my full disk encrypted root partition to boot using #SecureBoot. The issue was that the motherboard was in compatibility mode and I couldn't get it to boot with secure mode properly. It works.
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So I gotta say doing the whole 100days thing has actually given me some pretty good momentum that I was missing previously.. Even if some days it's just look at stuff, run updates, and generally kick tires on things it adds up.
So yeah shout-out to #100daysofhomelab.
I've been keeping a log.. definitely no reason for anybody to look at it but just sharing for inspiration.. yay yah I'm only 10 days in.
https://blog.lane-fu.com/posts/2025/03/100-days-of-homelab-activity-log/#day-009-20250315
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I'm late to the party, but might as well see if I can put some energy into the #100daysofhomelab tag.
Im trying to be generous and just give myself credit for most flavors of productive computering.
Obligatory Day 1 post https://blog.lane-fu.com/posts/2025/03/100-days-of-homelab-delayed-start--day-1/
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Day 8 of #100DaysOfHomelab : Sorted out #backups for a few services, restarted #qbittorrent via #docker this time. I tried to auto boot my #LUKS drive via #TPM2 key have to figure it out now.
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I have a small #HomeLab which provides #Pihole, recursive #DNS via #unbound, #jellyfin, #nextcloud and ofcourse #backups for a variety of services which I host or manage.
I started #100DaysOfHomeLab on Jan 10 to get rid of all the #techdebt - streamlining scripts, ensuring backups, full disk encryption, getting more services running.
So far I have bought another 2TD HDD and trying to put my current setup into mirror #raid using #ZFS.
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Is the terminal still worth learning?