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@@MrCompassie i am not sure

@@ross.gaspar thanks. I am glad i could help. What would you like to see next?

@@TechnickrGlobal I just got a Ziimaboard and a Zimablade. New to the CasaOS world. Love to see more about CasaOS and what to do with them. You had a unique take on CasaOS that I had not see before. Good work.

I think I might have missed something. I ran the two commands you mentioned: ‘sudo apt-get update’ and ‘sudo apt-get install cockpit’. But then I get an error on port 9900, which is the one you mentioned in your image. It turns out that 9090 is the correct port. It shows up briefly in the memorized password screen you showed. Maybe you should update your notes…

@@ross.gaspar Yes it was an error. I have added an infocard at 03:57 and a pinned comment, but i can't replace the part of the video.

@@TechnickrGlobal Hey @TechnickrGlobal, I totally missed the card. UA-cam can be tough once you upload. Don't want to loose the views. Thanks a bunch for your video, though! I’m still working on setting everything up. The partition table takes forever, though.

Wo kommt es, wann kommt es? Was hast Du vorher gemacht, was hattest Du vor? Platte >2TB?

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Glad to help!

This issue i new to me

USB-C is a connector standard, and it can support various voltages depending on the device and the power delivery (PD) protocol being used. The standard USB voltage is 5V, but USB-C with PD can support higher voltages like 9V, 12V, 15V, and even 20V. So, it's not inherently "non-standard" for a USB-C device to use 12V if it's part of a supported PD profile. The Zimablade's USB-C connector is designed to use 12V only, it should negotiate this voltage with the connected device using the USB Power Delivery protocol. This means it shouldn't work with devices, which are not running on 12V, assuming the PD communication is functioning correctly. This means also, that any other Sstandard PD-Delivery USB-C Power Adapter 'll work with the Zimablade, because standard PD has 12V also!

wired or wireless with an adapter?

@@TechnickrGlobal wireless without adapter i have to connect blutooth carplay first, just after connexion, it switches to wifi and than, waze map appears

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@@carlocasseriani5073 Hello, The error message “Error creating RAID array: The function ‘bd_md_create’ called, but not implemented!” typically indicates that some necessary packages for creating RAID arrays are missing on your system. To fix this issue, you can try the following steps: 1. Install the required package libblockdev-mdraid3: sudo apt install libblockdev-mdraid3 2. Restart the udisks2 service to ensure the changes take effect: sudo systemctl restart udisks2 3. After completing these steps, try creating the RAID array again in Cockpit. Disclaimer: These instructions are based on common causes of the error and may not apply to all system configurations. Let me know if the issue persists! Be aware to know, what you are doing, if this is a production machine.

@@TechnickrGlobal Good morning, I apologize for replying only now I would like to point out that I am using a zimaboard 832 for personal use. I wanted to use it to have a raid1 (mirror) of the hard drives. First of all, I thank you for the help you are offering me. Following your response, I tried to follow the steps as indicated but they were unsuccessful. I created a document with all the steps performed and the various screenshots. How can I send it to you? I am new to Linux and CasaOS systems but I would like to delve deeper into the topics. Thank you for your availability. Thank you

@@Globaltechtipss thx

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If you insert a new hdd follow the same steps of the first initialisation of the hdd mentioned in this vid. After you add a "new second" compatible hdd, the raid 'll resync automatically -as shown in the vid. /red is just a folder of my choice, where the raid is mounted in, yes.

Please tell us later whether the tablet has delivered everything you expected from it. I would be really interested to hear that.

​@@TechnickrGlobal Hi! I have received my unit a few days ago and I had a blast checking the features and giving it a test run. The tablet has some heft to it which I appreciate - not too light, not too heavy, and just enough screen estate for comfy reading, writing, and occasional gaming. It's handy and comfy to use, and I can check work stuff when I am away from my PC which is a big help, e.g. when I am cooking lunch at the kitchen and I am awaiting some emails and correspondences. Screen was glare-averse and it was pleasant to the eyes (no reflections!). It was a fingerprint magnet as I have hands that are always drenched in moisturiser, but nothing the included microfibre cloth couldn't handle. The Papermatte display rocks, and is smooth to touch. The M-pencil gen 3 included in the pack glides on it, very much like writing on a smooth, glossy notebook paper with a gel-ink pen, or writing on a whiteboard using a felt tip marker with a bit of resistance. I appreciate that it somehow is emulating that feel, although some may argue that it is not similar to writing on the Remarkable, but I still like the experience and will continue using it for my notes and creative writing. The M-Pencil Gen 3 and the accompanying keyboard/folio works great, no lags whatsoever and was pleasing to work with. No hiccups on the pencil, there's palm rejection and connects to the pad with a strong magnet, although I need to take care not to flick it away with too much force lol. The keyboard is small and thin enough to blend into the folio, but has a good feedback tactile-wise, and it does not feel flimsy like the more affordable Bluetooth keyboards for tablets that I have tried. The NearLink tech also is great as there was no lag in my experience with Goodnotes, GoPaint and the Microsoft apps. Power-wise, I still haven't charged it since 3 days ago and I'm still at 60% battery charge, which is nice as I usually use it casually with Goodnotes, Microsoft 365, GDrive, GoPaint (the out-of-the-box free app for painting), and checking emails. I have updated it to the latest Harmony OS 4.2.iforgottherest after it prompted me, and I think they have nice optimisations under the hood to make the most out of its charge juice. I tried a few games on it (as my phone is of low storage), and I appreciate the 256GB capacity. Installed Grand Summoners, Last Cloudia, Wizardry Variants Daphne, and Honkai Star Rail. These run smoothly, and I can do landscape mode for the first 2 games albeit still on portrait mode, which I prefer - smaller screen but larger than my phone screen. Wizardry looks like it could do with some anti-aliasing, but I think it is just optimised for phones, and Star Rail looked glorious. Finally, MicroG allows me to connect to some Google Services reliant-apps like in-app purchases and Google Drive sync, and it runs without issue. I had premium on Goodnotes and the installation on the tablet recognised that. Aurora Store (sideloaded from APK) made it easier for me to find apps compared to Huawei App Gallery, and I think I am good with the way how apps are installed here, albeit with the extra steps initially. Overall, for my use-case, it is a great buy, and will continue to test things out in the coming weeks.

It is possible with mdadm, but without a backup very risky. While mdadm can preserve the data on the original drive during the migration, unforeseen issues may lead to data loss.

i can't say anything about the other two, you mentioned.

Glad it was helpful!

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The message “Message recipient disconnected from message bus without replying” indicates an issue with the communication between the system’s components during the RAID creation process in Cockpit. I can't tell you why. Maybe a hardware/firmware issue. Some SATA drivers do not work with that way. I can't remember which manufactorer.

@@TechnickrGlobal Thank you! FYI disks are WD80EFPX

I have the same issue, did you get this sorted out Juan? If so please tell me how you did it. I'm running two brand new Seagate 6TB ST6000VN006 Ironwolf HDD's.

@ I have red that you won't use mbr with hdds > 2TB

@@TechnickrGlobal Ah, vielen Dank! that might have been the issue then. I ended up reinstalling ubuntu server and created the RAID1 during installation. I was then able to proceed with all subsequent steps of your tutorial without problems.

Yes, any special tool in mind, which i should go through?

@@technickr thank you for asking, I was doing photoprism, and pihole for example

hope this helps ua-cam.com/video/4e8uHjHI_I4/v-deo.html pihole follows tomorrow

Sorry for the Mismatch! Need to add an infocard also. Can you explain, why MBR isn't good for >2TB?

@@TechnickrGlobal i am not sure either, i have been troubleshooting all night with ChatGPT (i use two 12TB drive). It's always some "sector overlapping" issue when i try to make it into a RAID 1. My guess is MBR is a legacy format that doesn't support large HDD?

@@coreywongthat sounds like you did not cleaned both drives with ubuntu and are using the preformated partitions.

:-( So you werent able to rebuild the firmware? Do you still have it? There must be a way.

@@technickr No way. It's not being recognized by my Mac or via USB-C. If it were, I would have tried dragging the latest firmware file to update it and fix the issue.

@@technickr Yes, I still have it.

@@rushilshah13 ask the support. They have special software to fix broken firmwares.

@@technickr I contacted DJI Global, and unfortunately, in India, they only offer replacements if the device is still under warranty. If it’s not, you’ll need to buy a new one.

You can adjust the levels in the mic receiver. Read the documentation how.