Ham62

Context: I have a slot 1-based system with two Pentium 3 processors and 1GB ECC memory running Debian 12 i686 on my LAN. I already have this system running as a local NAS and web server but I would also like to host my Pi-hole from here.

When I run the installer script for Pi-hole it gets about halfway through the installation until it attempts to initialize pihole-FTL which then crashes with an Illegal Instruction exception. My guess is the binary on the Github repo is compiled using some SSE2 instructions which the P3 doesn't support. No big deal, I was able to clone the pihole-FTL repo locally to recompile and install it myself. Doing this I was able to bring up the service and open the

Yesterday I bought this phone new, outright from Staples in Canada. This is not a carrier specific version since I am off contract on a bring your own device plan. When I first powered on the phone I was able to skip all the wifi/sim card config and go straight into the phone. The checkbox for OEM Unlock was initially available so I enabled it so I could root the phone.

I was having trouble getting fastboot to talk to my PC and tried a number of things. At one point I installed the SIM card from my old phone as a troubleshooting measure but have since moved the SIM back to my old phone.

I was able to eventually get fastboot working however now under developer options the option for OEM Unl

At some point my cousin got this Wort GR196 amp head from a friend who had used it as a guitar amp and gigged with it for years. When my cousin got it the output to the speaker cabinet would constantly cut out and sound heavily distorted. Sometimes you would get no signal at all except a few pops when you twist the volume control on the front (or a very faint signal you can barely hear)

Connecting another amplifier to the slave amp out works fine and the headphone out on the tape in line also seems to work fine (despite the considerable background noise) but connecting the speaker cabinet it does nothing. The only exception is sometimes after you switch off the amp's power you'll get a few