Wonderful:
“10 Years Of Wasm: A Retrospective”, The Bytecode Alliance (https://bytecodealliance.org/articles/ten-years-of-webassembly-a-retrospective).
On HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46799014
#Internet #Web #WASM #WebAssembly #Bytecode #VirtualMachine #Mozilla #Google #JavaScript #Portability #Programming #Retrospective
Wonderful:
“10 Years Of Wasm: A Retrospective”, The Bytecode Alliance (https://bytecodealliance.org/articles/ten-years-of-webassembly-a-retrospective).
On HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46799014
#Internet #Web #WASM #WebAssembly #Bytecode #VirtualMachine #Mozilla #Google #JavaScript #Portability #Programming #Retrospective
I am powering up my self-assembled NAS for the first time and, of course, it is not working. I am panicking because I cannot return any of the components I am using… 🤯
The absolute first time I powered it up, it stayed on but the HDMI did not output anything, so I brutally unplugged the power (I am starting to regret I did this), and connected a USB with a Proxmox image on it.
Now, every time I plug in the power supply, the NAS powers for one second, than shuts off for two seconds, then it tries to boot again… It goes like this on and on and on…
Any tips to troubleshoot this?
Here are the components I am using:
#help #NAS #selfHosting #Proxmox #sysAd #homelab #Linux #VM #virtualMachine #grub #boot #bootloop #aiuto #MastoAiuto #MastoHelp #support #techSupport
I am powering up my self-assembled NAS for the first time and, of course, it is not working. I am panicking because I cannot return any of the components I am using… 🤯
The absolute first time I powered it up, it stayed on but the HDMI did not output anything, so I brutally unplugged the power (I am starting to regret I did this), and connected a USB with a Proxmox image on it.
Now, every time I plug in the power supply, the NAS powers for one second, than shuts off for two seconds, then it tries to boot again… It goes like this on and on and on…
Any tips to troubleshoot this?
Here are the components I am using:
#help #NAS #selfHosting #Proxmox #sysAd #homelab #Linux #VM #virtualMachine #grub #boot #bootloop #aiuto #MastoAiuto #MastoHelp #support #techSupport
Epsilon: A WASM virtual machine written in Go
https://github.com/ziggy42/epsilon
#HackerNews #Epsilon #WASM #Go #VirtualMachine #ProgrammingTechnology #OpenSource
Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) is virtualization technology for Linux.
Oracle VirtualBox alternative.
KVM allows Linux to function as a hypervisor that runs isolated virtual machines.
Hypervisor: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypervisor
SELinux establishes security boundaries around virtual machines.
Use any storage supported by Linux.
Manage virtual machines via the Virtual Machine Manager desktop interface.
Website: https://linux-kvm.org
Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) is virtualization technology for Linux.
Oracle VirtualBox alternative.
KVM allows Linux to function as a hypervisor that runs isolated virtual machines.
Hypervisor: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypervisor
SELinux establishes security boundaries around virtual machines.
Use any storage supported by Linux.
Manage virtual machines via the Virtual Machine Manager desktop interface.
Website: https://linux-kvm.org
Alright, Fedi of the verse. Got a tech question for you that I seemingly cannot find an answer for, so I come to y'all nerds!
I'm currently trying to make an aarch64 VM on x86_64 hardware, which afaik, is entirely possible. I wanna emulate Windows on Arm, basically.
I'm using QEMU/KVM & Virt Manager, and I can get to the "posting" process, at which point it just... maxes out ONE core of my CPU, forever, until I close virt-manager. I've no idea why?
Any takers? #Tech#AskFedi#VirtualMachine
Alright, Fedi of the verse. Got a tech question for you that I seemingly cannot find an answer for, so I come to y'all nerds!
I'm currently trying to make an aarch64 VM on x86_64 hardware, which afaik, is entirely possible. I wanna emulate Windows on Arm, basically.
I'm using QEMU/KVM & Virt Manager, and I can get to the "posting" process, at which point it just... maxes out ONE core of my CPU, forever, until I close virt-manager. I've no idea why?
Any takers? #Tech#AskFedi#VirtualMachine
* #AlmaLinux
* #Alpine
* #Debian
* #Devuan
* #CentOS
* #Fedora
* #Gentoo
* #OpenSuse
* #OpenEuler
* #RockyLinux
Just next to our core OS like #FreeBSD, #OpenBSD, #NetBSD, #MidnightBSD and #DragonflyBSD (and #illumos). This should also make the step easier to compare and test different scenarios where BSD provides a different behavior compared to Linux systems.
Thanks to @gyptazy for the implementation!
#VPS#VM#VirtualMachine#OpenSource#Hosting#IPv6#BGP#FreeHosting#Community
* #AlmaLinux
* #Alpine
* #Debian
* #Devuan
* #CentOS
* #Fedora
* #Gentoo
* #OpenSuse
* #OpenEuler
* #RockyLinux
Just next to our core OS like #FreeBSD, #OpenBSD, #NetBSD, #MidnightBSD and #DragonflyBSD (and #illumos). This should also make the step easier to compare and test different scenarios where BSD provides a different behavior compared to Linux systems.
Thanks to @gyptazy for the implementation!
#VPS#VM#VirtualMachine#OpenSource#Hosting#IPv6#BGP#FreeHosting#Community
