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by iod 1y ago
You of course can, assuming that your hardware configuration supports eMMC with dedicated hardware boot partition(s). Some devices, like the one I used in my example, in its default configuration the hardware is actually booted from a Micro
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by iod 1y ago
U-Boot does actually have some support for GOP Video¹. It's rather new, so it might be worth revisiting with your specific devices. ¹ https://u-boot.org/blog/seeing-is-believing-video-support-la...
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by iod 1y ago
U-Boot does basic enough UEFI emulation for most use cases. I find that I don't need native UEFI firmware and I can just build U-Boot with UEFI support for most ARM devices. For example, right now I have an old armhf i.MX6 Wandboard Qu
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by iod 2y ago
People interested in FUSE might also be interested in the CUSE companion (sub)project. CUSE is userspace character device driver emulation. It allows you to emulate hardware without compiling a new kernel module. I just used it recently to
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by iod 2y ago
As per the direct quote in my parent comment, by "unlimited concurrent viewers", I can only assume that they mean what it says as taken by the text from the links of both ¹⁺²
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by iod 2y ago
People interested in this project might also be interested in Cloudflare's webrtc streaming service¹ as a cloud hosted solution to this same problem. "Sub-second latency live streaming (using WHIP) and playback (using WHEP) to unl
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by iod 2y ago
I used the demo streaming.html code linked above as-is and host it statically on Nginx alongside Janus on a cloud VPS. As far as config, there is just the one file: /etc/janus/janus.plugin.streaming.jcfg , but you can lea
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by iod 2y ago
I went to your discourse link. As Lorenzo was trying to say, you will want to get a better idea what is going on with ICE candidate gathering. In firefox there is an about:config setting that might help with this: media.peerconnection.i
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by iod 2y ago
Another library that I would recommend people look into for live streaming to WebRTC, as an alternative to Pion used in this project, is Janus WebRTC Server. I use it for ingesting RTP streams I generate from usb webcams and then playing it
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by iod 2y ago
Webtorrent Use a free signalling server from the webtorrent community. You can skip the torrent part of the implementation and just use the signalling, it's awesome. You can use a libraries like: https://github.com/webt
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by iod 2y ago
I am sorry if this comes off to be negative, but with every example provided on the site, when compiled and then fed into ShellCheck¹, generates warnings about non-portable and ambiguous problems with the script. What exactly are we suppose
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by iod 3y ago
You might want to consider adding keyboard shortcuts for the keys 1-4 corresponding to the answer order so that the questions can be answered more quickly on desktop. I also agree with the others as far as spelling variations, maybe you wan
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by iod 3y ago
Having owned Dell's 5K for years, last year I finally upgraded to their 8K model. I could never go back to anything less. If you need it and can justify the cost, you will know; but I don't see either being justifiably true for ve
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by iod 3y ago
I would expect ROCm to work just fine with with Steam Deck. Given that the Steam Deck apparently uses gfx1033. So you probably need to specify the environment variable HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION=10.3.0 and corresponding gfx1030_20.ukdb miopen
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by iod 3y ago
Seems that specific benchmark is deprecated. For me, I do get around 15 iterations/second on my 7900xt when running "stabilityai/stable-diffusion-2-1-base" for 512x512. I get around 10 iterations/second when running
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by iod 3y ago
Can confirm, I can run PyTorch with ROCm just fine on 6900xt and 7900xt on Debian. The 7900xt does require the nightly build of PyTorch (for ROCm >=5.5 support, I run 5.6) in order to automatically get the gfx1100_42.ukdb miopen kernel.
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by iod 4y ago
I think you have gotten to the crux of it, distro package maintainers seem to have not done a particularly good job in many distros when it comes to AMD, but that is hardly AMD's fault as they have done a fairly good job at running the
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by iod 4y ago
When it comes to graph databases, my favorite is still ArangoDB, definitely worth checking out if you are worried and looking for alternatives. https://www.arangodb.com
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by iod 4y ago
While AMD might not have "official" support for their consumer hardware lineup on offerings that have traditionally been a non-consumer area of GPGPU, there is plenty of evidence that it will indeed still work just fine on most of
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by iod 4y ago
What exactly is locked to 6000 series cards? I can't speak specifically to having had any old 500 series, but I was using even more ancient 400 series cards (rx480 from 2016) with ROCm for years up until recently. So I am not sure what
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by iod 4y ago
Not sure what you are talking about as far as AMD? This statement in particular: > "unlike AMD ROCM which requires a custom kernel and closed-source components" As far as my experience, ROCm does not require a custom kernel nor
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by iod 4y ago
What specifically is your issue with ROCm & HIP that makes it a joke? It has actually worked great for me on both Blender and Pytorch (Stable-Diffusion) with Debian on my 6700XT. More details in a prior comment: https://news.
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by iod 4y ago
Stable Diffusion works fine for me on my RDNA2 gfx1031 ( RX6700 XT ) under Debian. If you are on a Linux kernel with amdgpu, have your distro's latest version of ROCm HIP runtime, and a relatively recent AMD GPU, you just need to repla
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by iod 4y ago
AMD HIP support on Linux now works without proprietary drivers on RDNA2 cards! My 6700xt is great as all I had to do was just install hip-runtime-amd package on Debian from AMD's ROCm repo¹. I am glad they are putting the work into sup
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by iod 4y ago
Per the article, it's $10 per foot² of space leased. So I am guessing that to lease the whole place it would therefore be 7500ft² * $10-per-ft²-per-year / 12 months-per-year = $6250/month .
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by iod 4y ago
I have not done an official cyclopentolate on myself as it requires a prescription here, but in the past I believe it's standard practice at my ophthalmologist when I get checkups, but I haven't gone for one in years.
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by iod 4y ago
I have been working on doing this since the start of 2020. I purchased glasses for almost all the diopters from .5 to -4.25 (where I started) cheaply on Zenni, by going with minimal add-ons, it makes the total cost per glasses pair between
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by iod 4y ago
Edward Snowden, who had access to basically all the US governments secrets for NSA and CIA with the highest above top-secret clearance, went specifically looking for stuff related to this and says that he came up with nothing. Out of anyone
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by iod 4y ago
GRUB does this relatively easily (without needing emulation) as I too have done it before on an old tablet. I am not sure what OS you are using but it should work fine for Linux and Windows although only the prior is easy and just works. On
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by iod 4y ago
Apparently you can officially just shut off the restriction that forces Windows 11 to only run on new CPUs and the newest TPM by just setting a registry key AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU on install.¹ But I never use Windows and don

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