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paperless.blog
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| | | | | systemd services and timers are a game changer if you're used to cron jobs. This looks at a couple of simple real-life examples to show off the advantages. | |
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blog.thalheim.io
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| | | | | Lately, I hacked on some kernel modules to get more debug logs out of a kernel module on my NixOS machine. Because NixOS does not follow the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) for filesystem layouts, the standard kernel hacker tutorials won't fully apply to NixOS. However, by leveraging the NixOS configuration, we can quickly set up an environment that allows us to compile the Linux kernel and its modules. Where can you define the kernel? | |
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citizen428.net
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| | | | | The process of installing NixOS on a Raspberry Pi 3 is pretty straightforward, as they are fully supported upstream. However, the documentation is somewhat spread out and occasionally a bit outdated and/or confusing, so I thought it may be worthwhile to summarize my recent experience. Download an image from Hydra, NixOS CI tool. For the Pi 3 youll use an AArch 64 image of the latest release (currently 20.03), which can be found here. | |
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flokli.de
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| | | Providing NSS modules in a standard, ABI-neutral way without the caching issues of glibc-nscd | ||
