BlueÆther @ BlueEther @no.lastname.nz

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seems to work well

just one question, is it expected to have 10,000 out of 12,000 as unknown?

Ok I succumb to the summary illness: (in broken english via chatGPT (just for the fun))

In Spain, October start this year very hot. The weather guys say it's hottest ever. Almost 40% of weather machines show more than 32 degrees Celsius (that's like 90 Fahrenheit).

Our autumn, usually nice and cool, no good this year. Summer had four super-hot times in 24 days. They say humans make world warmer, you know?

On October 1st, it was like summer here! Way hotter than normal, 7 to 14 degrees more. They broke like 100 records for heat. Two cities in the south, Badajoz and Montoro, hottest ever in October with 38 C. Before it was 37.5 C in Marbella in 2014. Even in Madrid's Retiro Park, the old weather machine tied the record from 1930, 30 C.

The climate guy from AEMET said it's because of climate change. He thinks future summers will be even hotter and last longer into our usually nice rainy autumn. Not good, huh?

I'm not a bot, and I cant be bothered to post a summary

seems to work well

Well, yes it has: https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/8577037/Man-sent-to-jail-for-watching-pixie-sex

the command zpool import will list all the pools and IDs

I cant remember what the issue was sorry

If you go down the route of booting off a usb key to chain load proxmox there will be no real ware to the usb as it's only used for booting.

On thye first boot it proxmox will complain that there are two zvol with the same name, and you just rename the one on the USB to ***_USB or the like and then continue the boot - I think I did a post on reddit or proxmox forum on how to do this

Edit, found it https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/ybxcxx/using_clover_to_boot_of_my_nvme_drive/

I have a M4 that I did this for:

Install proxmox to NVME as ZFS

Install proxmox to USB as ZFS

On first boot change the USB ZFS rootfs to a new name (this is from the top of my head but is backed up by thegeekdiary.com):

    
zpool import // find the ID of the NVME pool

zpool import -f NNNNNNNNNNNN

zpool import rootfs rootfsusb

zpool export rootfsusb

reboot

  

a ssd sata drive in a cd-drive caddy converter is a good way to get a boot drive as well

I had the same issue on an IBM m4 (with out bifurcation), I have tried with Clover and had limited success. What I'm doing at the moment is I have proxmox installed to a single nvme and the same iso installed to a thumb drive.

I then, on first boot, remapped the boot pool to point to the nvme drive. Down side is I have to update the kernel on both the thumdrive and nvme drive if I need to update the kernel version

This looks good, untill you try and figure out the fingers https://civitai.com/images/1967206?modelVersionId=138176&prioritizedUserIds=6357&period=AllTime&sort=Most%20Reactions&limit=20

and the toes here... https://civitai.com/images/1967203?modelVersionId=138176&prioritizedUserIds=6357&period=AllTime&sort=Most+Reactions&limit=20

TrueNAS Docs would disagree with you

No, I'm not ready for this one: KC7ROYwDs2lwWwnSz1Ds

although I wouldn't run TrueNAS in 2 GB of RAM

I generally spin up Debian on servers and VPS

Thanks for that read

maybe west auckland?

Just did a quick look, I've been using a version of this on and off for 20 years

Quite attached to this one for now, but have gone by others in the past. probably quite easy to find me IRL, oh well...

feijoa, a South American fruit that made it to New Zealand - now just about every backyard in NZ has one, or many of them

Then all they need to do is spin up an instance of mastodon on any random VPS and scrape away if they really want to get the data.

But the 1,000,000 odd mastodon users would pale to their user base

but waht was the issue and the fix?