from http://www.linux-usb.org/gadget/ :
Many Linux systems will not be able to use it, since they only have PC-style USB Host (master) hardware in a PC, workstation, or server. But when you're putting together embedded Linux systems, a USB...
I don't think so , ZFS writes slower because of integrity and checksum.
Can be faster in reads operations thanks to ARC caching.
I'm not sure if powershell is reliable to benchmark IOPS.
It doesn't matter, now test the same on a Windows...
I provided an overview about the speedup in English at LinuxDays 2025. If you have ~17 minutes, you can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-EJ438Qjx4 the presentation PDF is accessible here...
I had the same issue and couldn't find the solution here but I found it in another forum: link
Summary: On MacOS, Chrome may not have the settings to connect to devices in your local network. You can allow Chrome to reach them via System...
OK hit the issue "disk is not online" while retrying switching between virtio SCSI / BLOCK.
BUT only if boot disk is not selected in the "Boot Order" in VM "Option" which is the recommended usage.
Once the boot disk is selected, no issue...
as all : once understandood, it's not complex. don't get me wrong, I'm not really network skilled.
it's same, I would even say more easy to set up vpn within a VM like openwrt or ipfire
it's expected as guest doesn't know anything about the host.
this is a network topology to understand :
Each guest (VM or LXC) is like a standalone computer plugged into your real switch.
VPN should be on the main router if you want all devices...
In the first screenshot you query google.com with cloudflare dns. When you try to ping google.com your system‘s default gateway is used (your router I guess) for dns. Does dns usually run on your gateway?
Hi @autra,
I don't really understand what happened in your case. If you want to troubleshoot this further, you should compare the contents of all your ESPs.
As for the md RAID conversion, I ended up writing a script instead of a tutorial because...