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Comment #45089622
You of course can, assuming that your hardware configuration supports eMMC with dedicated hardware boot partition(s). Some devices, like the one I used in my example, in its defaul…
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Comment #45087909
U-Boot does actually have some support for GOP Video¹. It's rather new, so it might be worth revisiting with your specific devices. ¹ https://u-boot.org/blog/seeing-is-believing-vi…
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Comment #45087852
U-Boot does basic enough UEFI emulation for most use cases. I find that I don't need native UEFI firmware and I can just build U-Boot with UEFI support for most ARM devices. For ex…
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Comment #41821483
People interested in FUSE might also be interested in the CUSE companion (sub)project. CUSE is userspace character device driver emulation. It allows you to emulate hardware withou…
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Comment #41467868
As per the direct quote in my parent comment, by "unlimited concurrent viewers", I can only assume that they mean what it says as taken by the text from the links of both ¹⁺²
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Comment #41447103
People interested in this project might also be interested in Cloudflare's webrtc streaming service¹ as a cloud hosted solution to this same problem. "Sub-second latency live strea…
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Comment #41171620
I used the demo streaming.html code linked above as-is and host it statically on Nginx alongside Janus on a cloud VPS. As far as config, there is just the one file: /etc/janus/janu…
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Comment #41171237
I went to your discourse link. As Lorenzo was trying to say, you will want to get a better idea what is going on with ICE candidate gathering. In firefox there is an about:config s…
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Comment #41149426
Another library that I would recommend people look into for live streaming to WebRTC, as an alternative to Pion used in this project, is Janus WebRTC Server. I use it for ingesting…
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Comment #41137438
Webtorrent Use a free signalling server from the webtorrent community. You can skip the torrent part of the implementation and just use the signalling, it's awesome. You can use a …
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Comment #41058046
I am sorry if this comes off to be negative, but with every example provided on the site, when compiled and then fed into ShellCheck¹, generates warnings about non-portable and amb…
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Comment #37578854
You might want to consider adding keyboard shortcuts for the keys 1-4 corresponding to the answer order so that the questions can be answered more quickly on desktop. I also agree …
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Comment #36583051
Having owned Dell's 5K for years, last year I finally upgraded to their 8K model. I could never go back to anything less. If you need it and can justify the cost, you will know; bu…
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Comment #36582860
I would expect ROCm to work just fine with with Steam Deck. Given that the Steam Deck apparently uses gfx1033. So you probably need to specify the environment variable HSA_OVERRIDE…
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Comment #36577824
Seems that specific benchmark is deprecated. For me, I do get around 15 iterations/second on my 7900xt when running "stabilityai/stable-diffusion-2-1-base" for 512x512. I get aroun…
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Comment #36574179
Can confirm, I can run PyTorch with ROCm just fine on 6900xt and 7900xt on Debian. The 7900xt does require the nightly build of PyTorch (for ROCm >=5.5 support, I run 5.6) in order…
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Comment #33923547
I think you have gotten to the crux of it, distro package maintainers seem to have not done a particularly good job in many distros when it comes to AMD, but that is hardly AMD's f…
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Comment #33916416
When it comes to graph databases, my favorite is still ArangoDB, definitely worth checking out if you are worried and looking for alternatives. https://www.arangodb.com
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Comment #33911022
While AMD might not have "official" support for their consumer hardware lineup on offerings that have traditionally been a non-consumer area of GPGPU, there is plenty of evidence t…
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Comment #33910598
What exactly is locked to 6000 series cards? I can't speak specifically to having had any old 500 series, but I was using even more ancient 400 series cards (rx480 from 2016) with …
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Comment #33910336
Not sure what you are talking about as far as AMD? This statement in particular: > "unlike AMD ROCM which requires a custom kernel and closed-source components" As far as my experi…
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Comment #33909910
What specifically is your issue with ROCm & HIP that makes it a joke? It has actually worked great for me on both Blender and Pytorch (Stable-Diffusion) with Debian on my 6700XT. M…
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Comment #32908918
Stable Diffusion works fine for me on my RDNA2 gfx1031 ( RX6700 XT ) under Debian. If you are on a Linux kernel with amdgpu, have your distro's latest version of ROCm HIP runtime, …
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Comment #31674756
AMD HIP support on Linux now works without proprietary drivers on RDNA2 cards! My 6700xt is great as all I had to do was just install hip-runtime-amd package on Debian from AMD's R…
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Comment #31614393
Per the article, it's $10 per foot² of space leased. So I am guessing that to lease the whole place it would therefore be 7500ft² * $10-per-ft²-per-year / 12 months-per-year = $625…