

Might be pfsense? My little J1900 box running Ubuntu Server gets 920Mbps.


Might be pfsense? My little J1900 box running Ubuntu Server gets 920Mbps.
burn it in a usb stick before you nuke it to install linux
This is very very important unless you have another windows computer around. Took me a whole day to figure out how to properly burn a windows install USB from linux. It isn’t straightforward.


I walked into a Whole Foods for the first time a little while back for an Amazon return, I saw the $9 gallon of milk and walked right out.
Hopefully the price slashing is significant.


My LinuxServer container stopped listening on the Jellyfin port. Not sure if related to the update 🤔
Delta, Epsilon, Beta, rpi01, rpi02…


Was good to get a heads up that Traffic v3 was out. Made some time to update over the weekend.


No but I wish I had been. 😑


This is awesome, starring this to make sure I don’t forget to give it a try.


I’d recommend giving the ASUS Merlin firmware a try if you feel up to it. It might work out better than stock firmware if that’s what you’re running.


Does the controller software have to run 24/7 or only when you need to make config changes?
I’m looking into the Omada ecosystem and wondering if the hardware controller is crucial or a convenience that can be deferred.


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This is easily my favorite regular post here :D


I’ve been meaning to standup another pihole on another pi for DNS redundancy. I have to research how to best keep the piholes in sync. So far I’ve found orbital-sync and gravity-sync.


I use pihole for managing DNS and DHCP. It’s run via docker and the compose file and dnsmasq configs are version controlled so if the Pi dies I can just bring it up on another Pi.
The Pi with pihole has a static IP to avoid some of the issues you described.
Still gotta pay for guide data iirc. Has that changed?
An update for the Roku app was released 5 days ago which massively improves it (finally an OSD!). It’s getting there.


Thank you! Glad to find out the Jellyfin Roku up got such a substantial update.
I think it depends on your clients. If you’re using Roku, you can skip Jellyfin…sadly.


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It’s actually a redirect service around ghcr to provide them analytics. There’s more info in their FAQ.
https://docs.linuxserver.io/FAQ/