RunnersNum45

I made a little CLI app to output all the files in a dir in Markdown code blocks. I use it mostly to copy and paste an entire codebase to LLMs, but it's useful for more than that.

It's got a few nice features like trimming whitespace and blacklisting or whitelisting files and extensions.

You can look at it on the repo https://github.com/RunnersNum40/markcat and download it from crates.io https://crates.io/crates/markcat or from the AUR https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/markcat

I'm very open to constructive criticism or requests!

If this isn't the right place to ask just lmk, I figured there might be some experts around though.

I am setting up a complicated (for me) network configuration on my OPNsense router and need some assistance. Here's the current setup and requirements:

VPS Peer: Connected via Wireguard on wg1 with the subnet 10.100.0.0/24.

Mullvad Peer: Connected via Wireguard on wg0 with the tunnel address 10.64.0.1.

Goals:

All devices should be accessible without NAT on the VPS VPN (so I can access them from my laptop/reverse proxy).

Specific hosts should be routed to the internet over the Mullvad VPN (which I think requires NAT).

All other hosts should route to the internet through the VPS VPN.

Cur

If this isn't the right place to ask just lmk, I figured there might be some experts around though.

I am setting up a complicated (for me) network configuration on my OPNsense router and need some assistance. Here's the current setup and requirements:

• VPS Peer: Connected via Wireguard on wg1 with the subnet 10.100.0.0/24.
• Mullvad Peer: Connected via Wireguard on wg0 with the tunnel address 10.64.0.1.

Goals:

1. All devices should be accessible without NAT on the VPS VPN (so I can access them from my laptop/reverse proxy).
2. Specific hosts should be routed to the internet over the Mullvad VPN (which I think requires NAT).
3. All other hosts should route to the inte

If this isn't the right place to ask just lmk, I figured there might be some experts around though.

I am setting up a complicated (for me) network configuration on my OPNsense router and need some assistance. Here's the current setup and requirements:

• VPS Peer: Connected via Wireguard on wg1 with the subnet 10.100.0.0/24.
• Mullvad Peer: Connected via Wireguard on wg0 with the tunnel address 10.64.0.1.

Goals:

1. All devices should be accessible without NAT on the VPS VPN (so I can access them from my laptop/reverse proxy).
2. Specific hosts should be routed to the internet over the Mullvad VPN (which I think requires NAT).
3. All other hosts should route to the inte

I'm have an issue with my Dell PowerEdge T330 server, which has suddenly stopped booting properly. Here's the gist of it:

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- The server powers on and launches iDRAC successfully, and I can access it over the network.

- However, it fails to proceed to the BIOS setup; it gets stuck after prompting to press function keys for boot options (eg. F2 for BIOS), then the screen goes black. The last message displayed is "Initializing serial ATA devices..."

- The iDRAC system event log is basically empty.

- The iDRAC LCD panel shows no errors.

- The iDRAC power on/off button does nothing.

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Here's what I have tried (no changes after any):

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- Updating iDRAC to the

I'm have an issue with my Dell PowerEdge T330 server, which has suddenly stopped booting properly. Here's the gist of it:

• The server powers on and launches iDRAC successfully, and I can access it over the network.
• However, it fails to proceed to the BIOS setup; it gets stuck after prompting to press function keys for boot options (eg. F2 for BIOS), then the screen goes black. The last message displayed is "Initializing serial ATA devices..."
• The iDRAC system event log is basically empty.
• The iDRAC LCD panel shows no errors.
• The iDRAC power on/off button does nothing.

Here's what I have tried (no changes after any):

• Updating iDRAC to the latest version.
• Updating the BIOS via

I'm have an issue with my Dell PowerEdge T330 server, which has suddenly stopped booting properly. Here's the gist of it:

• The server powers on and launches iDRAC successfully, and I can access it over the network.
• However, it fails to proceed to the BIOS setup; it gets stuck after prompting to press function keys for boot options (eg. F2 for BIOS), then the screen goes black. The last message displayed is "Initializing serial ATA devices..."
• The iDRAC system event log is basically empty.
• The iDRAC LCD panel shows no errors.
• The iDRAC power on/off button does nothing.

Here's what I have tried (no changes after any):

• Updating iDRAC to the latest version.
• Updating the BIOS

Hello everyone,

I'm facing a challenging issue with my Dell PowerEdge T330 server, which has suddenly stopped booting properly. Here are the key points of the problem:

• The server powers on and launches iDRAC successfully, and I can access it over the network.
• However, it fails to proceed to the BIOS setup; it gets stuck after prompting to press function keys for boot options (eg. F2 for BIOS), then the screen goes black. The last message displayed is "Initializing serial ATA devices..."
• Despite attempting to update the BIOS via iDRAC, the update process stalls, indicating it's waiting for a reboot – which suggests the server never reaches the BIOS phase for the update to initiate.

I have a Tronxy X5SA Pro that I have been successfully running with Klipper on a Pi 4. Seemingly out of the blue, I get:

Printer is not ready
The klippy host software is attempting to connect.
Please retry in a few moments.

Running ls /dev/serial/by-id/* gives:

ls: cannot access '/dev/serial/by-id/': No such file or directory

I've tried with two new cables. I've tried reflashing the firmware and I get the two beeps.

I've figured out the optimization for day 11 and my code runs in under a second in Python. I solved part one fine but for some reason, my solution diverges for large numbers of rounds. Somewhere between round 20 and 1000 the number of inspections diverge for the test case.

My first thought was there were arithmetic errors for the large worry levels but with optimization, that shouldn't be an issue and I get the exact same values when I use int64.

I'd really appreciate any help. My code is on GitHub. Hopefully, my code is self-explanatory.

I have an X5SA-400-Pro bought in mid-2022 with a CXY-V6-191017 mainboard. I have tried to flash the mainboard with Klipper through an sd card with the update.cbd file several times. The printer still reads gcode and the sd card works fine and is FAT formatted. The printer just boots normally when there is an update file.

I've seen that Tronxy may have disabled firmware updates through the sd card in newer models. Does anyone know how I can flash new firmware?

I have a laptop with a built in 2070 with a single HDMI output. Would something like an HDMI switch be possible to run two or more monitors?