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I know a discord was mentioned early on before the beta launch, but I think it got put to the side to streamline the launch process. I haven't heard anything about it since, but the idea was there, and will probably come around again in the future 😊

What about IRC? 🤣 I'm the main mod of /r/HexOS btw, with @jonp and @RobotsNeverDie as the other mods 😊

Ah... Reminds me of the good (bad?) old days when I was just getting into computers in highschool. I built my first PC in an old Dell Dimension 2600 case. I had to cut a hole in the side panel to fit the top of my Hyper 212 cooler 😆

That machine would require two licenses, as it is technically two machines in one chassis, and would require two installs of HexOS.

AMEN

Right now I'm fiddling around with Plex, since it is curated. I'll probably end up on Jellyfin. What I would LOVE to have in addition to jellyfin is some way to create my own virtual TV channels. There are a few people on Youtube that are taking Rpi's and old commercial RF modulators and to create their own analog TV channels on their homes' coax networks. I want to create this same concept just digital. So the content would be on a set schedule (vs on demand), but it would still be streaming. Here's a link to one of the videos of someone who has an RF local TV setup:

This is a platform level issue I believe and not unique to our forum alone. Device: S21 ultra, android 14, Firefox 133.0.3 (Build #2016060959) When using the editor on mobile it has been nearly impossible for me to create or edit posts with @mentions, links, emoji, or photos. Basically anything that the forum platform automatically embeds something for The issue seems to be that those entities are not handled properly in the editor, and don't fully exist in-line in the text of the post being written. This causes issues when trying to type near them (such as adding " 's" to an @mention), or deleting them. At mentions particularly seem to either avoid or capture the cursor such that they can't be escaped. It's a very odd issue. Is anyone else experiencing this?

@Mobius, @Theo, @PenguinKing, @Dylan, @jonp I love this idea! Things like this are what make a community great. I agree that a separate sub-forum would be ideal. Possibly 'Support > Guides and Tutorials'. EDIT: All right gents! The wheels are in motion!

I'm in the Seattle area, so it would be a bit of a hike... 😅

Toss an HBA in there! Then all you need is something to hold the drives lol

I literally do low voltage for a living. We might be able to work something out 😂

Yep! You just disconnect the current server using the option in the command deck (deck.hexos.com). That frees up your license, and then you can claim the new server.

@Dylan you need some ethernet ran you say? I'll do it for cash 😋 Are you planning to do a rack for your head end?

This is a good sentiment, though it may not be a great idea from a spam perspective. The contact form probably goes to Support@hexos.com, but I belive that companies often use contact forms like that to avoid email addresses being shown on their website in plain text, which exposes them to scraping, and could lead to tons of spam.

Well... That is one way to do it!😂 🤷 I'm a sucker for a good AV/network rack, but if putting stuff flat on the wall is better in your situation more power to you! Lol

RUN FOR IT MARTY!

I have been seeing a huge spike on social media lately of videos of various drones, UFOs, and UAPs. I am fascinated by all of this, but I also know that determining what is real vs fake is becoming more difficult by the day, and I feel like first hand reports are just about the only thing that we can truly trust at this point. Getting the news from the source as it were. Has anyone here seen any of these phenomena lately? I would love to see your pics and videos if you feel comfortable sharing!

I believe it's possible, but I'm not sure how challenging it would be to configure it without having a cloud key or unifi gateway (router) https://store.ui.com/us/en?category=all-cloud-keys-gateways

You may need to get a big bigger machine to be your data server, and use the NUC solely for running the LLMs. Without SATA ports or additional PCIe slots there isn't really much that can be done to make that setup into a decent storage server. You might look into the suggestions some users have been posting about small PCs that are being sold for NAS use and come in NAS style chassis. Ugreen is one option, but there are others that are a bit lower cost, but I can't remember the name(s) off hand. A used PC off of FB Marketplace or Craigslist would be a good option as well provided it can house 4+ hard drives and has sufficient SATA ports or an open PCIe slot for an HBA

NICE! Any chance it could get bumped right so it's the last option? Something about having a search function in the middle of a bunch of menus feels odd to me lol

I'm too powerful.

I hope you get to skip a month of the lease payment for that nonsense!

Same! I just watched that a couple days ago! Welcome @HoneyBadger!

Note: I split this question off from the Hardware/software FAQ thread. I am removing or relocating comments that are not directly related to the guides and FAQs. This helps make sure that any technical issues are properly addressed, and keeps things neat and tidy. 😃 @maskedgamer, To my knowledge there isn't a published minimum speed, but we do have the minimum capacity to go on. I'm pretty sure DDR2 would be the minimum, as DDR1 was not readily available in capacities that could a total of 8 gigs on a system (the minimum requirement for HexOS). With hardware that old though you would probably end up not having enough speed for general use. As for DDR3, it definitely works. All of my current servers are DDR3 era, and they seem to be working just dandy. YMMV of course depending on the rest of your system config and how heavy of a load your server will have.

Nice work @BeeezusChrist ! I had been wondering where TF the search function was... I have pinned this thread for visibility