#wyse3040 — Public Fediverse posts
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Na razie pełni u mnie jedną rolę, ale powinny dojść kolejne. Jest to kolejne #Zabbix Proxy w mojej Zabbix Proxy Group. Co w przypadku faila innego komputera na którym hostuje Proxy (3xVM z #fedoracoreos) nadal będę miał dostępny monitoring.
Znając jednak ograniczenia dyskowe i RAM odrzuciłem kontenery i VM na rzecz natywnych pakietów -- tutaj mam najnowszego Debiana 13.#zabbixproxy #wyse3040 #dell #monitoring #homelab #zabbixproxygroup #coreos #debian13
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Na razie pełni u mnie jedną rolę, ale powinny dojść kolejne. Jest to kolejne #Zabbix Proxy w mojej Zabbix Proxy Group. Co w przypadku faila innego komputera na którym hostuje Proxy (3xVM z #fedoracoreos) nadal będę miał dostępny monitoring.
Znając jednak ograniczenia dyskowe i RAM odrzuciłem kontenery i VM na rzecz natywnych pakietów -- tutaj mam najnowszego Debiana 13.#zabbixproxy #wyse3040 #dell #monitoring #homelab #zabbixproxygroup #coreos #debian13
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Na razie pełni u mnie jedną rolę, ale powinny dojść kolejne. Jest to kolejne #Zabbix Proxy w mojej Zabbix Proxy Group. Co w przypadku faila innego komputera na którym hostuje Proxy (3xVM z #fedoracoreos) nadal będę miał dostępny monitoring.
Znając jednak ograniczenia dyskowe i RAM odrzuciłem kontenery i VM na rzecz natywnych pakietów -- tutaj mam najnowszego Debiana 13.#zabbixproxy #wyse3040 #dell #monitoring #homelab #zabbixproxygroup #coreos #debian13
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Na razie pełni u mnie jedną rolę, ale powinny dojść kolejne. Jest to kolejne #Zabbix Proxy w mojej Zabbix Proxy Group. Co w przypadku faila innego komputera na którym hostuje Proxy (3xVM z #fedoracoreos) nadal będę miał dostępny monitoring.
Znając jednak ograniczenia dyskowe i RAM odrzuciłem kontenery i VM na rzecz natywnych pakietów -- tutaj mam najnowszego Debiana 13.#zabbixproxy #wyse3040 #dell #monitoring #homelab #zabbixproxygroup #coreos #debian13
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Na razie pełni u mnie jedną rolę, ale powinny dojść kolejne. Jest to kolejne #Zabbix Proxy w mojej Zabbix Proxy Group. Co w przypadku faila innego komputera na którym hostuje Proxy (3xVM z #fedoracoreos) nadal będę miał dostępny monitoring.
Znając jednak ograniczenia dyskowe i RAM odrzuciłem kontenery i VM na rzecz natywnych pakietów -- tutaj mam najnowszego Debiana 13.#zabbixproxy #wyse3040 #dell #monitoring #homelab #zabbixproxygroup #coreos #debian13
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Nowy nabytek w #homelab.
Tym razem jest to #Dell #Wyse3040 czyli terminal z procesorem Intel Atom oraz systemem ThinOS. Aktualnie można go kupić za równowartość obiadu dla dwóch osób w taniej restauracji/barze (w moim przypadku 65 złotych, ale bez zasilacza).
Tak mi się spodobał, że dokupiłem takich kolejnych 5🤐 -
Nowy nabytek w #homelab.
Tym razem jest to #Dell #Wyse3040 czyli terminal z procesorem Intel Atom oraz systemem ThinOS. Aktualnie można go kupić za równowartość obiadu dla dwóch osób w taniej restauracji/barze (w moim przypadku 65 złotych, ale bez zasilacza).
Tak mi się spodobał, że dokupiłem takich kolejnych 5🤐 -
Nowy nabytek w #homelab.
Tym razem jest to #Dell #Wyse3040 czyli terminal z procesorem Intel Atom oraz systemem ThinOS. Aktualnie można go kupić za równowartość obiadu dla dwóch osób w taniej restauracji/barze (w moim przypadku 65 złotych, ale bez zasilacza).
Tak mi się spodobał, że dokupiłem takich kolejnych 5🤐 -
Nowy nabytek w #homelab.
Tym razem jest to #Dell #Wyse3040 czyli terminal z procesorem Intel Atom oraz systemem ThinOS. Aktualnie można go kupić za równowartość obiadu dla dwóch osób w taniej restauracji/barze (w moim przypadku 65 złotych, ale bez zasilacza).
Tak mi się spodobał, że dokupiłem takich kolejnych 5🤐 -
Nowy nabytek w #homelab.
Tym razem jest to #Dell #Wyse3040 czyli terminal z procesorem Intel Atom oraz systemem ThinOS. Aktualnie można go kupić za równowartość obiadu dla dwóch osób w taniej restauracji/barze (w moim przypadku 65 złotych, ale bez zasilacza).
Tak mi się spodobał, że dokupiłem takich kolejnych 5🤐 -
#heimserver aktuell macht mein ugreen Nas die Haupt Arbeit daheim mit knapp 30 dockern. Jellyfin, Paperless, Matrix Server, nextcloud usw. #homeassistant läuft über nen raspi4. Und jetzt hab ich mir aus jucks nen dell #wyse3040 geholt und weiß nicht wirklich was ich denn kleinen Knoppers zumuten kann/will. Jemand coole Ideen?
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#heimserver aktuell macht mein ugreen Nas die Haupt Arbeit daheim mit knapp 30 dockern. Jellyfin, Paperless, Matrix Server, nextcloud usw. #homeassistant läuft über nen raspi4. Und jetzt hab ich mir aus jucks nen dell #wyse3040 geholt und weiß nicht wirklich was ich denn kleinen Knoppers zumuten kann/will. Jemand coole Ideen?
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#heimserver aktuell macht mein ugreen Nas die Haupt Arbeit daheim mit knapp 30 dockern. Jellyfin, Paperless, Matrix Server, nextcloud usw. #homeassistant läuft über nen raspi4. Und jetzt hab ich mir aus jucks nen dell #wyse3040 geholt und weiß nicht wirklich was ich denn kleinen Knoppers zumuten kann/will. Jemand coole Ideen?
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#heimserver aktuell macht mein ugreen Nas die Haupt Arbeit daheim mit knapp 30 dockern. Jellyfin, Paperless, Matrix Server, nextcloud usw. #homeassistant läuft über nen raspi4. Und jetzt hab ich mir aus jucks nen dell #wyse3040 geholt und weiß nicht wirklich was ich denn kleinen Knoppers zumuten kann/will. Jemand coole Ideen?
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#heimserver aktuell macht mein ugreen Nas die Haupt Arbeit daheim mit knapp 30 dockern. Jellyfin, Paperless, Matrix Server, nextcloud usw. #homeassistant läuft über nen raspi4. Und jetzt hab ich mir aus jucks nen dell #wyse3040 geholt und weiß nicht wirklich was ich denn kleinen Knoppers zumuten kann/will. Jemand coole Ideen?
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So I decided on installing a lightweight distro one I've not used before with LxQT desktop called SparkyLinux. After removing stuff I'll not use on this box like Libre Office, & other stuff - I am left with just over 6.5gb of free space.
And it's a zippy little box considering it's only 2gb of ram, and almost no storage space.
I plan on using this as a hub for #syncthing with an external drive - replacing one my aging raspberry PIs -
So I decided on installing a lightweight distro one I've not used before with LxQT desktop called SparkyLinux. After removing stuff I'll not use on this box like Libre Office, & other stuff - I am left with just over 6.5gb of free space.
And it's a zippy little box considering it's only 2gb of ram, and almost no storage space.
I plan on using this as a hub for #syncthing with an external drive - replacing one my aging raspberry PIs -
So I decided on installing a lightweight distro one I've not used before with LxQT desktop called SparkyLinux. After removing stuff I'll not use on this box like Libre Office, & other stuff - I am left with just over 6.5gb of free space.
And it's a zippy little box considering it's only 2gb of ram, and almost no storage space.
I plan on using this as a hub for #syncthing with an external drive - replacing one my aging raspberry PIs -
So I decided on installing a lightweight distro one I've not used before with LxQT desktop called SparkyLinux. After removing stuff I'll not use on this box like Libre Office, & other stuff - I am left with just over 6.5gb of free space.
And it's a zippy little box considering it's only 2gb of ram, and almost no storage space.
I plan on using this as a hub for #syncthing with an external drive - replacing one my aging raspberry PIs -
So I decided on installing a lightweight distro one I've not used before with LxQT desktop called SparkyLinux. After removing stuff I'll not use on this box like Libre Office, & other stuff - I am left with just over 6.5gb of free space.
And it's a zippy little box considering it's only 2gb of ram, and almost no storage space.
I plan on using this as a hub for #syncthing with an external drive - replacing one my aging raspberry PIs -
Yesterday I was given a Dell Wyse 3040 thin terminal/client - It had a bios password - but worked fine. After a little messing around I got the password cleared and was able to install Linux on it without any issues.
The 3040 is a Atom Quad Core, mine has 16gb flash storage, & 2gb ram, 12v system. -
Yesterday I was given a Dell Wyse 3040 thin terminal/client - It had a bios password - but worked fine. After a little messing around I got the password cleared and was able to install Linux on it without any issues.
The 3040 is a Atom Quad Core, mine has 16gb flash storage, & 2gb ram, 12v system. -
Yesterday I was given a Dell Wyse 3040 thin terminal/client - It had a bios password - but worked fine. After a little messing around I got the password cleared and was able to install Linux on it without any issues.
The 3040 is a Atom Quad Core, mine has 16gb flash storage, & 2gb ram, 12v system. -
Yesterday I was given a Dell Wyse 3040 thin terminal/client - It had a bios password - but worked fine. After a little messing around I got the password cleared and was able to install Linux on it without any issues.
The 3040 is a Atom Quad Core, mine has 16gb flash storage, & 2gb ram, 12v system. -
Yesterday I was given a Dell Wyse 3040 thin terminal/client - It had a bios password - but worked fine. After a little messing around I got the password cleared and was able to install Linux on it without any issues.
The 3040 is a Atom Quad Core, mine has 16gb flash storage, & 2gb ram, 12v system. -
Something else I would also LOVE to try out, but don't have nearly enough #Linux knowledge to do, is to get an extremely small base image that only has the drivers needed for the machine available, plus general USB drivers you can reasonably expect like keyboard, mouse, and storage.
If anyone has any hints on any of those things, I'd be glad to know, since there are quite a few of these low-spec machines (or even higher-spec but with excruciatingly low eMMC drives) that could benefit from a barebones solution.
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Something else I would also LOVE to try out, but don't have nearly enough #Linux knowledge to do, is to get an extremely small base image that only has the drivers needed for the machine available, plus general USB drivers you can reasonably expect like keyboard, mouse, and storage.
If anyone has any hints on any of those things, I'd be glad to know, since there are quite a few of these low-spec machines (or even higher-spec but with excruciatingly low eMMC drives) that could benefit from a barebones solution.
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Something else I would also LOVE to try out, but don't have nearly enough #Linux knowledge to do, is to get an extremely small base image that only has the drivers needed for the machine available, plus general USB drivers you can reasonably expect like keyboard, mouse, and storage.
If anyone has any hints on any of those things, I'd be glad to know, since there are quite a few of these low-spec machines (or even higher-spec but with excruciatingly low eMMC drives) that could benefit from a barebones solution.
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I have come into possession of a few #wyse3040 mini PCs. 2GB of RAM and 8GB of eMMC storage.
There are plenty of ideas floating around on what to use them for (including #Adguardhome, #Kodi, and #Octoprint), but I have also been toying with desktop distros.
Unsurprisingly, GNOME and Plasma are out of the window, the poor thing will OOM and lock up randomly when being used.
I have found a few distros that work surprisingly well (sitting at under 400MB idle at the desktop), and unsurprisingly those have all been XFCE or LXDE-based, though BunsenLabs also works, all on a Debian base, though Alpine + XFCE is surprisingly snappy.
I do have sound missing on some, and I'd love to know what I can do to make that work on both Alpine and those Debian-based distros that are missing audio, so if anyone has an idea, let me know.
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I have come into possession of a few #wyse3040 mini PCs. 2GB of RAM and 8GB of eMMC storage.
There are plenty of ideas floating around on what to use them for (including #Adguardhome, #Kodi, and #Octoprint), but I have also been toying with desktop distros.
Unsurprisingly, GNOME and Plasma are out of the window, the poor thing will OOM and lock up randomly when being used.
I have found a few distros that work surprisingly well (sitting at under 400MB idle at the desktop), and unsurprisingly those have all been XFCE or LXDE-based, though BunsenLabs also works, all on a Debian base, though Alpine + XFCE is surprisingly snappy.
I do have sound missing on some, and I'd love to know what I can do to make that work on both Alpine and those Debian-based distros that are missing audio, so if anyone has an idea, let me know.
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I have come into possession of a few #wyse3040 mini PCs. 2GB of RAM and 8GB of eMMC storage.
There are plenty of ideas floating around on what to use them for (including #Adguardhome, #Kodi, and #Octoprint), but I have also been toying with desktop distros.
Unsurprisingly, GNOME and Plasma are out of the window, the poor thing will OOM and lock up randomly when being used.
I have found a few distros that work surprisingly well (sitting at under 400MB idle at the desktop), and unsurprisingly those have all been XFCE or LXDE-based, though BunsenLabs also works, all on a Debian base, though Alpine + XFCE is surprisingly snappy.
I do have sound missing on some, and I'd love to know what I can do to make that work on both Alpine and those Debian-based distros that are missing audio, so if anyone has an idea, let me know.