I’ve created a playlist now and added two more videos showing the tools I use and the situation after adding the DIP sockets to the board.
I’ve created a playlist now and added two more videos showing the tools I use and the situation after adding the DIP sockets to the board.
As well as being a keen constructor, I am also a member of the Shefford & District Amateur Radio Society (SADARS). Recently, some of us decided to piggy-back on a construction project being run by the Norfolk Amateur Radio Club and build the QCX CW Transceiver kit produced by QRP Labs. To assist some of… Continue Reading
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 Back on Deneb I followed a similar procedure with the pools on deneb. The only change was that instead of running the second snapshot plus send/recv task with the system running normally, I ran it with the system running in no install/recovery mode. That way no services or zones… Continue Reading
Part 1, Part 2 It was now time to try the same recipe on the main server: deneb On Deneb root@deneb ~ $ zpool status pool: zones state: ONLINE scan: scrub repaired 0 in 7h21m with 0 errors on Fri May 19 18:22:48 2017 config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM zones ONLINE 0 0 0… Continue Reading
See here for part 1 On Eridani Once the initial send/recv had completed, I did another snapshot and sent the incremental data just in case anything had changed. root@eridani ~ $ zfs snapshot -r zones@txfr2 root@eridani ~ $ zfs send -R -i txfr zones@txfr2 | pv | zfs recv tempzone Lastly, I promoted the incremental… Continue Reading
Introduction Back in 2016 I bought a Supermicro server and installed SMARTOS to create a very capable home server. I named this server Deneb. See my posts on my new ZFS home server for more details. Some time later, I bought an old Dell T310 to act as a backup device for Deneb. I named… Continue Reading
Part four of the series on my development of a Raspberry Pi based dashcam. See this post for part one, this post for part two and this post for part three. It’s been a while since I posted, but the holidays got in the way. Anyhow, progress has been made and I am now in… Continue Reading
Part 3 of the series on my development of a Raspberry Pi based dashcam. See this post for part 1 and this post for part 2. I’m nearly at the point where I can release the code. In fact it’s already on github but only in an early form. Take a look at the dev… Continue Reading
Part 2 of the series on my development of a Raspberry Pi based dashcam. See this post for part 1 Although I’ve only just posted part 1 I’ve actually made quite a lot of progress towards achieving the objectives (as outlined in part 1.) In this post, I’ll look at the hardware I’ve chosen and… Continue Reading
This is the first in a series of posts about developing a Raspberry Pi based dashboard camera (dashcam) for my own personal use. I’m also using the project to improve my Python coding skills and re-use a whole load of software engineering patterns I used to deploy when I was a software engineer yonks ago.… Continue Reading