Quote from: @lex on August 31, 2015, 07:22:24 pm
I have seen some speculation about a new quad-core pin to pin compatible with A20.
Where have you seen that?
Have you visited the Allwinner Chipset wiki? - http://linux-sunxi.org/
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Quote from: @lex on August 31, 2015, 07:22:24 pm
I have seen some speculation about a new quad-core pin to pin compatible with A20.
Quote from: kwacka on May 26, 2015, 09:47:05 am
From the site to which you gave a link:QuoteFAQ
On which devices can I run ExaGear?
You can run ExaGear Desktop on ARM-based Mini PCs with Linux such as ODROID, CubieBoard, CuBox, Utilite, Jetson TK1, Wandboard, Banana Pi etc. Also you can run ExaGear Desktop on your ARM-based Chromebook with Linux. Owners of Raspberry Pi 2 Model B can use ExaGear Desktop too.
Quote from: lawrence on June 06, 2015, 01:36:57 pm
whois ABUSE_IP_ADDRESS
Look at the abuse email, and contact them to let them know that an ip in that range is causing mischief.
Usually as its a hacked box and being used to hack others.
Especially so for fixed ip addresses.
Quote from: lawrence on June 02, 2015, 09:32:12 am
Lots of botnet/hacked computers in China that get misused by others.
Unless you have an interest in that its ultimately a bit pointless running a honeypot.
SSH attacks are easily mitigated against, and unless you are building an ip based blocklist, or interested in how attackers work, not much use.
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Most of the attacks I see on my own server(s) are Ukranian or US based. I occasionally email the culprits abuse or contact addresses and get replies, but not very often.
I did have one pseudo success story where someone wrote me to tell me to remove a post on my blog where I'd annotated attack logs as I was one of the first results for a search for their company.
They weren't successful though, as they "demanded" we remove them, instead of asking nicely.
Quote from: le0nard0 on January 27, 2015, 09:23:00 am
Hello Everyone,
I have wanted to set up OwnCloud for a while. I have a Raspberry Pi at home, but I am concerned it might not give me the performance I am looking for.
Then I found this tutorial with the cubieboard, http://syncloud.org/cubietruck.html.
The question is, is there a benefit to using a cubieboard over something like a raspberry pi for this kind of project?
Thanks!
Quote from: cabji on January 04, 2015, 10:34:46 pm
Is there anyway to have the system temp _logged_ so I can push the CT as hard as possible and after failure I can see what the temp readings were?
Quote from: null on December 05, 2014, 06:32:40 pm
Sorry for English too
Why you don't use 3.4 from sunxi git ?
Quote from: D_NRW on December 04, 2014, 03:56:47 am
Update: Ist mir wirklich durchgerutscht ... Ich war dort nämlich schon in Hochzeitsvorbereitungen und bin erst Anfang September wieder im Lande gewesen ;-)
Quote from: D_NRW on December 02, 2014, 09:54:59 am
Schade schade ... da komme Anfrage von mifritscher und TheRulor, aber auch nach Wochen kriege ich keine Rückmeldung um die Änderungen überhaupt funktioniert haben :-(
Das Interesse war vielleicht doch kleiner als gedacht. Schade.
Trotzdem habe ich am Kernel gearbeitet.