I know where you live might not be that much but 7 thousand in 6 months! Wow
that is a lot where I live. A lot!
And yeah that is a monumental amount of money for a computer :/
To put it in perspective that is almost 5 years of minimum wage in my country
:/
Unfortunately, these are definitely upper-class prices. What you are talking
about is literally just a motherboard and CPU; nothing else is included, not
even a power supply or case. An actual Talos machine would be this one:
https://secure.raptorcs.com/content/TL2WK2/purchase.html
Note the
look for USB (video or something) Class Compliant ones.
I think logitech make a fancy HD one that works? thinkpengin sell webcams.
most cheap china ones these days i suspect are perhaps class compliant
(but maybe buggy?) ones?
There usually (always?) is something like "Restore defaults" in the BIOS/UEFI
configuration. Search for it.
Trisquel's documentation suggests "the USB installer provided by
pendrivelinux.com" to create the live USB:
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/how-create-liveusb
I wrote a manual to
great...@riseup.net wrote:
>Would it be having a truck act as a car?
No.. but I'm sure it will be as expensive as a car :'(
$2300 for a single CPU Talos II bundle, according to
https://secure.raptorcs.com/content/TL2B01/purchase.html
I don't think it's fair to compare the Talos II (or the
I don't have any computer running gnu/linux, sudo commands are out and I
changed the BIOS settings several times trying to get the USB recognized
first.
The usb is already formated and readable. then I tried to make it a bootdrive
with pendrivelinux.com I thought it worked (no errors
Don't worry, verbose mate hehe :)
If you have there available a GNU distro then format the usb key (you can use
either winzozz - format in fat32, or on GNU you can use 'gparted') in
terminal:
lsblk
Look at the output- the hard drive should be sda, the usb key should be sdb
or sdc. Say
>Would it be having a truck act as a car?
No.. but I'm sure it will be as expensive as a car :'(
I'll leave as it is coz editing won't benefit mucho as mailing list and
shit.. but re-reading "first of all I don't do anything illegal on Internet."
comes out as very suspicious. Isn't the first thing a drunk man would comment
'I am never drunk'? Oh shit, now they know, close everything,
4:53 PM 8/17/2017
I screwed up!
I don't recall what I did last time I installed Trisquel (3 years ago) maybe
I burned the ISO on a DVD disk.
but I don't have that DVD now and my son has all my burnable DVDs so I can't
make another.
But, really I didn't think it would matter.
I have the
Thank you!
Which webcams do you want to tell about?
I watched the h node list on webcams. I cannot search by price. In result I
cannot make a swift search.
Can you suggest a new or used libre software and low priced webcam?
Thanks.
There's no real reason to "replace" the Raspberry Pi. The major technical
obstacles to freeing it, I believe, have already been surpassed, meaning some
fleshing-out work is all that remains:
https://github.com/christinaa/rpi-open-firmware. Rather than start from
scratch, it would make more
There's no real reason to "replace" the Raspberry Pi. The major technical
obstacles to freeing it, I believe, have already been surpassed, meaning some
fleshing-out work is all that remains:
https://github.com/christinaa/rpi-open-firmware. Rather than start from
scratch, it would make more
http://www.deutschlandfunk.de/verschluesselungssoftware-veracrypt-unabhaengige.684.de.html?dram:article_id=369309
Veracrypt says, do not encrypt on ssds. The ssd software may cancel secure
encryption.
Any information on the matter about gnulinux encryption?
>Can you say, what it is for?
https://secure.raptorcs.com/content/TL2B01/intro.html
Can it be a desktop computer? Would it be having a truck act as a car?
It's a high-end desktop and server board, so I'm pretty sure it'd be useful
primarily those with computing-power-intensive needs. As such,
Great but hosted in Germany rather than Switzerland. And not a big fan of
the domain name either.
Probably it requires non-free firmware and that's the reason why it doesn't
work. Try using a search engine to find more about that particular hardware.
Searx instances are very good for instance -> http://stats.searx.oe5tpo.com/
Gives me among other things this page ->
Can you say, what it is for?
https://secure.raptorcs.com/content/TL2B01/intro.html
Can it be a desktop computer? Would it be having a truck act as a car?
Is the quality such, it can run for decades?
It has no dvi port. Can you put a x86 pci graphic card on it?
What system do you install on it?
Well, first of all I don't do anything illegal on Internet. Second, my user
name is 'gnu', it always has been and always will be. No need to hide it, on
the contrary I am very proud of my user name. :P
I can see how this can worry you though. I imagine if this was the case, if
it was
nickymate, how about you stick it all into one post? There's no reason to
flood the forum. :)
You are welcome, andresj !
The technical and legal challenges on creating a completely libre device are
far way beyond giving it a cute name.
You can support
https://www.crowdsupply.com/eoma68/micro-desktop
GNUPad L100
GNUPad L100 Docking station
GNUPad L100 Battery
GNUberry Libre 1 Model A
Why is there no startup company ready to produce such devices as a
replacement for our current refurbished ThinkPads and the Raspberry Pi?
merci à toi pour l'explication !
Ca marche tres bien et meme si je n'ai que du wifi...
lien donné par Magic Banana
bonne journée à toi
Recently, Raptor Engineering has launched a new series of workstation and
server computers. These are high-end systems, using the libre IBM POWER9
architecture, and the boot firmware is entirely Free Software like Libreboot.
https://libreboot.org/news/talos.html
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