You will need the following tools to have Arch Linux installed on you NAS: 3,3V serial adater serial terminal some USB flashdrive device tree source: [armada-380-zyxel-nas326.dtb]((https://gitlab.com/vinibali/bvinarz_org/raw/master/20230514/src/armada-380-zyxel-nas326.dtb) Why isn’t this devices supported by default? Long story short: the ALARM community supports some devices, for which you can grab the device related install instructions and the rootfs […]
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Tuya-convert is an open source project baked by VTRUST GmbH, which allows you to turn you Tuya devices to something more secure without opening up the device. First, I gave it a try with my Armbian on the OrangePI PC I have. Unfortunately this was no the best idea, I recommend you to use some […]
I’ve been thinking about to use a very minimal, XOR flash only Linux OS for my OrangePIs. Building up a system on MTD like devices are somewhat similiar to the way how we are using partitions on MMCs, SSDs, HDDs and so on. Most of the time, the Memory Technology Device subsystem is used, when […]
I did the job again you can download the precompiled mailsend binaries from here for Debian Buster and Bullseye. You know, most of the desktop distros are not providing this package, however I love mailsend’s simplicity. Luckily OpenWRT still provides the package backed with SSL. for Debian 10 Buster mailsend_deb10 sha256sum e92cac7e234cb590e0b4b494a892a09f2ef3781cf67c1923d4508281d0b6cf66 for Debian 11 […]
Back in this week I was spending some time to write some pipeline definitions for Jenkins. I’m using Vim all the time, so I had to take care of this missing function. So you just need to add the following line to you ~/.vimrc: autocmd BufNewFile,BufRead *[jJ]enkinsfile set syntax=groovy and the text editor will automatically […]
Have you ever heard about Coreboot? Coreboot is an open-source firmware project for various motherboards, notebooks, SBCs and so on. It has many: contributors: some of them works full time and some of them are just hobbyist forks/derives: libreboot, Heads supported ISAs: x86, AMD64, ARM or Power ODM use-cases: System76, Chromebooks, Purism Sometimes I can […]
Have you ever wondered how could you play your favourite song using a dirty cheap SBC? Okay… OPI SBCs are not that cheap, as it appeared in the news. Most of the OPI boards are using some Allwinner SoCs. The common ones are uses the 32bit H3 and 64bit H5. Thankfully for the SUNXI project, […]