Raspberry Pi 4 and kvm
Some time ago I wrote about virtual machines and kvm on a Raspberry Pi 3. With it's rather small memory (1 GB for Raspberry 3 B) the usage as virtualization host are unfortunately pretty much Read More ...
Tag: Linux
kvm on Raspberry Pi 3
I am running libvirt and two kvm virtual machines on a Raspberry Pi 3 with openSUSE Leap. Yes, your Raspberry Pi has hardware virtualization! Read More ...
tee and python
Small aside post, about how to make tee and python work nicely together. Read More ...
A virtual wlan network in Linux
The Linux Kernel is mighty when it comes to virtual devices for testing purposes. In this guide we are going to setup a virtual wlan hotspot using virtual wlan devices on a single Linux machine. Read More ...
Create Panorama pictures with hugin
Using Hugin (cross-platform open source program) to create a nice panorama pictures of the beautiful Schönbergalm in Linux. Read More ...
Flatpak is not that bad ...
... for desktop applications. I'm running openSUSE Leap on my workstation and sometimes I have to struggle to get recent versions of some program to work. Recently I had to fight with two applications, with Read More ...
ProxyJump
Small tutorial about how to use ssh proxy-jump Read More ...
Linux: Encrypt external HDD/USB Stick
#PrivacyByDefault #MassEncryption There are two kinds of users: The ones, who encrypt their stuff and the ones, who never had lost something or never got something stolen.Imagine your Laptop being stolen on the train. Not Read More ...
Raspbian and btrfs
I've just got a brand new Raspberry Pi 4. For now I'm just playing around a bit with it. Until openSUSE Leap will be available, I'm using Raspbian Buster which comes by default with ext4. Read More ...
Backup KVM machines using btrfs snapshots
I've created a Bash script to shutdown KVM machines, create a btrfs snapshot and spin them back up. Read More ...