I’m working with an HP t610 Flexible Thin Client — a low-end PC — and here are my notes on how to install Ubuntu Server 24.04.2 LTS on this hardware.
Since the T610 is a low-spec device, a few extra steps are needed to get everything working smoothly.
Download the Ubuntu Server ISO and write it to a USB drive.
During boot, press ESC and choose the USB drive from the boot menu.
This post walks through resolving a common issue when connecting to the Oracle Cloud Compute Instance serial console using SSH on macOS or Linux.
Start by reading the official guide on connecting to the serial console. This article specifically focuses on the section: Using an SSH client on macOS or Linux.
In the Oracle Cloud Console:
Once the connection status shows Active, click the three-dot menu on the right side of the console connection.
... ➦Follow this link with mac book pro HW to setup Xubuntu. Pay attention to the describe on how to using private wifi driver:
If you're WIFI is not working, then open the start menu, search "driver" and click on "Additional Drivers" and that should find what you need. Otherwise, you may need to resolving the missing driver issue using ethernet after installing. For me, simply clicking "Using Broadcom 802..." and applying those changes gets the WIFI working even when just "trying" xubuntu.
This is a step-by-step guide on how to use Hugo to create a blog site, manage your content and configuration in a private GitHub repository, and deploy it to Cloudflare Pages, which offers global CDN acceleration and built-in web security.
Follow the official Hugo Quick Start Guide to set up your new site. Make sure to initialize Git and add your theme as a submodule. Do remember to do the git related commands:
... ➦Thanks aneesahammed’s blog, I finally made it. Now my hugo site (this blog) has used the Github Actions to publish to Github Pages.
My Hugo site workspace is in a private github repository and my pulished site is in a public repository. Most of the article about publishing Hugo site and Github pages are talking about the same github repository with diffrent branch. Then finally I found aneesahammed’s blog and this is exactly what I need.
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docker run --name transmissionbt --restart=always -d -e TZ=Hongkong -e USERID=1001 -e GROUPID=1001 -v /your/local/path/to/transmission:/var/lib/transmission-daemon -p 9091:9091 -p 51413:51413 dperson/transmission
first get the console of the container:
docker exec -it transmissionbt /bin/sh
then in the shell console of the container:
ps -ef | grep transmission
you will seee the password transmis 0:11 transmission-daemon --allowed * --blocklist --config-dir /var/lib/transmission-daemon/info --foreground --log-info --no-portmap --auth --username admin --password aaabbbccc
This one is useful for the USB disk in fstab and delay mount in crontab
I always use Docker as possible as I can to simplify the deployment
This is my new blog hosting on github pages with Hugo, I will write my notes mostly in technical area and sometimes in other area such as thoughts, stories, ideas and life
Hope this may help myself and others.