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Blacklist the simatic_ipc kernel module and you should be good to go. The kernel option module_blacklist=simatic_ipc should help with that.

The kernel module locks up as it tries loading and as a udev-worker process it keeps a CPU core busy while also preventing the system to shutdown properly.

The mainboard inside the IPC547C is a Fujitsu D2836, providing an Intel 775 platform with a Q43/Q45 chipset.

BIOS updates can be found at: [https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/document/109763408/bios-firmware-downloads-for-simatic-ipcs-simatic-tablet-pcs-simatic-field-pgs-sinumerik-pcu-and-simotion-p320](https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/document/109763408/bios-firmware-downloads-fo

This is a walk-through of getting remote desktop up and running on a KDE Plasma Wayland installation. It also covers the issue of getting a black screen when trying to login to the remote machine. Note that I didn't test this on clean machines, so this is a write up of what I could cobble together from history.

The machine in question is an Arch Linux based distro.

The package needed is simply krdp, not to be confused with the client krdc.

It installs a krdpserver binary along with bells and whistles to wire it up with systemd and KDE Plasma's system settings systemsettings.

If you are setting it up from remote using SSH, installing waypipe on both the remote machine and yours to

Hi,

I'm currently having trouble setting up hardware encoding on a Raspberry Pi Zero. A couple of years ago I had success using the now deprecated OMX library, nowadays it seems it got replaced by v4l2m2m. I want to use FFmpeg as I did back then but in my case it causes a NULL dereference inside a kernel module. FFmpeg receives invalid data and hangs, needing four Ctrl+C attempts then to have it quit.

I use void linux with a minimal set of packages but I use the kernel that is tailored for Raspberry Pi models (rpi-kernel version 6.12.52). Although this is not Raspberry Pi OS, the issue leans toward the specifics of a Pi, so I figured I would try to seek advise here.

At first I was sus

Just in case you are trying to find "Background Services" inside "Session" and it is missing, I somehow only find it in the Plasma Search as its own sort of application through the System Settings search provider of Plasma Search. To make things more weird, it then reappeared back as expected as an entry inside System Settings itself. On another system, which is an Arch Linux ARM system, it also has the issue but the "Background Services" haven't shown up back inside the System Settings so far and I still have to run it directly from the Application Menu there. I don't know what my systems are smoking, but if you happen to have the same issue, you may find this helpful.

I was trying to enab

Having just one more switch for what we are going to do would have been nice...

The front of the IMG Stageline MX-2IO

The back of the IMG Stageline MX-2IO

Since the IMG Stageline MX-2IO (or MX-21O or MX-210) doesn't allow the user to disable the input monitoring, I went ahead and found a somewhat easy solution that involves taking the audio interface apart and rerouting the headphone / monitor / PC speaker audio path by using two female to female jump

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I'm running Artix Linux, so you might need to find equivalent actions for your system. There are some things that are rather hacky because I need specific features or even make JACK work at all, so you may also skip some of this. See attached screenshots (https://www.reddit.com/comments/shhv8m) for more configuration hints. This reference might not work right away, as I had to adjust a few things on my system over time and I might have forgotten about some of these.

Install required packages if you haven't already:

pacman -S jack2 jack2-dbus pulseaudio-jack carla

AUR packages: cadence-claudia (the regular cadence package does not include the claudia LADISH frontend for session manag