DMTF is coming up with a new manageability standard similar to NVMe-MI named PCIe-MI. NVMe-MI as you know is an open standard
for managing the NVMe devices. Similar to the same this standard is expected to manage any PCIe devices. I hope they will come up
with a specification which can allow the link speed and width, thermal characteristics and power characteristics to be read via this standard. Will provide an update later once the specification evolves.
The document identification number is DSP0291.
Day: January 20, 2025
Raspberry pi is based on Debian distribution. This article may assist apt repository upgrade failures. When ever there is a broken install, you can use the below command.
apt –fix-broken install
Whatever library it depends on use the below command to resolve it.
dpkg –force-all –configure -a
dpkg –purge –force-depends <library package name>
apt –fix-broken install
apt-get -f install
Source: debian – How to solve this Dependencies apt –fix-broken install – Super User
This article gives you a basic understanding on how to build a NAS storage with an external USB. I’m trying to setup my own and using the same to build the NAS. Till now I used my raspberry-pi 4 device for just browsing only. Lets see a real use for the same.
Based on my personal interest, I’m planning to install open-bmc with raspberry-pi. Planning to purchase raspberry-pi 5. I will have frequent blogs on setting up the raspberry-pi, open-bmc build environment and installing open-bmc on the pi device. Tags tp searcg is “my article”, “openbmc” and “raspberrypi”.
While using older images of raspberry pi, the upgrade fails with the repository 404 not found.
The reason is the older images repository is moved to legacy.raspbian.org.
I ran into this same issue but didn’t want to go through the work of upgrading versions,
so simply updated the mirror link in my sources.list from mirrordirector.raspbian.org to
legacy.raspbian.org
sources.list
deb http://legacy.raspbian.org/raspbian/ jessie main contrib non-free rpi
# Uncomment line below then ‘apt-get update’ to enable ‘apt-get source’
#deb-src http://archive.raspbian.org/raspbian/ jessie main contrib non-free
Source: linux – Debian apt-get update 404 not found error – Super User
Faced an issue of unable to connect remotely to my raspberry pi remotely over ssh. Enabled password based authentication etc in sshd_config file. Still the issue not resolved. Below commands assisted in the resolution of the problem.
sudo rm /etc/ssh/ssh_host_*
sudo dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server
sudo systemctl stop ssh
sudo systemctl start ssh