The .bashrc files on the #raspberrypi units were, recently updated. Neofetch instructions were commented out and replaced with a custom-built text file with ASCII art text of the names of the units.

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Here, I am running Nala on my two #raspberrypi units, Aurora and Uppsala, to check on updated packages and installing anything that was updated. I do this, regularly.

I connect to the Raspberries via SSH and then run Nala, a package manager. APT is good. However, Nala is far prettier and it is simplified.

The second pic is a screenshot showing what I see when I first connect to the units. I customized the bashrc file, did some customized ASCII art and modified the prompt to reflect the unit.

It's a little almost like an Ops thing. Of course, anyone that perform actual Ops stuff may disagree. Well, as a home user, there's only so much one can do in a hobby, eh.

The third pic shows my monitor with the Raspberry SSH connections, my ruter and the #MintBook . The MintBook is Linux Mint with a SSH connection via TMUX to the Aurora and Uppsala running the BTOP process monitor (a prettier and more intuitive monitor than HTOP) to show me they are alive and running.

Oh, and that monitor is connected to a KVM switch with switches between my Linux Mint Debian Edition machine and my Windows machine that I perform video editing and play one game.

Not and Ops setup, me arse. Not too shabby.

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What the nametag was sewn to. What is this for? Sound off in the comments!

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I'm putting together a little something...

Please guess as to what it may be.

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From an AMD A6 processor AIO (All In One) to this.

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#NAS build - Part 3

These are the pics of rebuilding the failed attempt on getting the Coos #NAS up and running.

I took it out, completely from the cluster case and rigged up the needed cabling.

I built the server and imaged the final build.

For the fan, I plugged the red wire into a 1.5 volt GPIO header (Pin 1) and the negative into Pin 6 (Black).

It's running great, now. But, I did have an access issue, at first. added a couple of lines of code I found while researching solutions and that fixed it to the degree where I can, at least access the drive in Linux Mint. Windows has no issue, at all, thankfully.

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Part 2

Rebuilding the failed attempt on getting the Coos #NAS up and running.

I took it out, completely from the cluster case and rigged up the needed cabling.

I built the server and imaged the final build.

For the fan, I plugged the red wire into a 1.5 volt GPIO header (Pin 1) and the negative into Pin 6 (Black).

It's running great, now. But, I did have an access issue, at first. added a couple of lines of code I found while researching solutions and that fixed it to the degree where I can, at least access the drive in Linux Mint. Windows has no issue, at all, thankfully.

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Part 1

Rebuilding the failed attempt on getting the Coos #NAS up and running.

I took it out, completely from the cluster case and rigged up the needed cabling.

I built the server and imaged the final build.

For the fan, I plugged the red wire into a 1.5 volt GPIO header (Pin 1) and the negative into Pin 6 (Black).

It's running great, now. But, I did have an access issue, at first. added a couple of lines of code I found while researching solutions and that fixed it to the degree where I can, at least access the drive in Linux Mint. Windows has no issue, at all, thankfully.

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A current day solution to tech of the past... a 3.5" floppy drive. Should one ever be needed, I have an external one available for use.

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