Sharing few experiences that may be of any interest…
As an owner of the excellent Linksys (Cisco) E4200 router, I use a Debian Linux distribution on it (more info on http://www.wolfteck.com/projects/candyhouse/). Unfortunately, the given […]
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After some crashes running OpenHab on one of my cubieboards with a freshly installed Oracle’s JRE 1.8 and several tests, I started to suspect the kernel. […]
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As an home automation passionate, I have some parts of my home which are automated (heating, lights, roller shutter,…). I’m using a French box from […]
Continue reading »In order to better protect my cubieboards servers and use less power adapters, I built a small cluster home using a (smurf) cookie box… run […]
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I updated my cubieboards 1 and 2 kernels a few weeks ago. The goal was to optimize them for headless server (low power and maximum […]
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Centralizing servers and applications logs is a good way to make search and monitoring easier. Coupled with a web-interface it simplifies access (think also about […]
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I recently upgraded one of my cubieboard by a cubieboard 2 (webserver). The goal was to keep everything else but the motherboard… This post describes […]
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In my cubieboard saga, I continued installing Nginx to both accelerate and securise some Apache hosted sites. Nginx is not always well supported by common opensource […]
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I was searching how to replace my X86 server by some arm based server. The main objectives was to lesser power comsumption and optimize the […]
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After having done a little research on arm based computer (see article), I found an used Sheevaplug for less than 40 euros (!)… So I […]
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