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blog.kagesenshi.org
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| | | | | Recently I got myself a Thinkpad X1 Tablet Gen 3, however, unlike other Thinkpads, this model does not seem to use the usual Thinkpad kernel module which allows sensitivity to be set in sysfs. | |
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www.earth.li
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| | | | | People keep asking me when I'll write the next instalment of my local voice assistant journey. I didn't mean for it to be so long since the last one, things have been busier than I'd like. Anyway. Last time we'd built Tensorflow, so now it's time to sort out openWakeWord. As a reminder we're trying to put a local voice satellite on my living room Debian media machine. | |
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artemis.sh
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| | | | | Linux won't sleep on this motherboard out of the box. I have a rev1.1 motherboard running BIOS version F17b. No idea if this applies to rev1.2. There's a workaround you can do which is to disable PCIe wakeup on GPP0 (GPP bridge to the m.2 NVMe drives): echo GPP0 | sudo tee /proc/acpi/wakeup. To make this persistent you need to run this command at boot. I do not know why it is like this. systemd/openrc methods to run this at boot: | |
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www.gregchapple.com
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| | | Recently I've been migrating some of my sites to a new hosting platform. During this process I found myself re-creating configuration for various things, and realizing that I don't quite remember all the steps I took to configure it in the first place. One of those things has been the | ||
