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UnraidToSylve

Houghten — Fri, 10 Apr 2026 14:13:54 GMT

Created page with "I currently have an Unraid server. I'm planning to move to Sylve. (https://sylve.io/) The pc is an HP EliteDesk Mini G2 with 16 GB RAM, 3 x 6 TB HDDs + 2 x 2 TB HDDs for storage and a 250GB SSD. It is currently running the following docker containers: Apache Guacamole Urbackup Debian Bookworm (for web dev) gPodder Immich Kali Linux Macinabox Plex Media Server RTSPtoWeb SpeedTest Tracker It also has some VMs: Ubuntu server Windows 11 Haiku..."

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I currently have an Unraid server. I'm planning to move to Sylve. (https://sylve.io/)

The pc is an HP EliteDesk Mini G2 with 16 GB RAM, 3 x 6 TB HDDs + 2 x 2 TB HDDs for storage and a 250GB SSD.

It is currently running the following docker containers:
Apache Guacamole
Urbackup
Debian Bookworm (for web dev)
gPodder
Immich
Kali Linux
Macinabox
Plex Media Server
RTSPtoWeb
SpeedTest Tracker

It also has some VMs:
Ubuntu server
Windows 11
Haiku
OpenWebOS
FreeBSD
2 old Synology DSM test VMs

For Shares, it has:
appdata (docker containers)
backup (Urbackup)
domains (VM FS)
Immich
Isos
Media
Photos

I am planning on installing Sylve to the SSD. I will have to move the data from the xfs formatted drives to ZFS formatted drives.
I have 7TB of data. Filling each of two 6TB drives just over half.
Here are the steps to migrate the data:
1) Install 1 x 6TB drive and 2 x 2TB drives on Sylve and format as ZFS
2) Install the other 2 x 6TB drives to a Linux computer on the network but DO NOT FORMAT.
3) Copy the data across the network to the Sylve drives.
4) Install the 2 x 6TB drives on Sylve and format as ZFS.
5) Setup ZFS Pools as appropriate

Alternatively, I can run UNRAID in a Jail on Sylve and keep the 3 x 6TB drives there.
Sylve would have the 2 x 2TB drives.

I am going to use plan B.

Then I can keep all of the UNRAID Dockers and VMs running and move them one at a time to Sylve.

KeepTalking

Houghten — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 01:01:33 GMT

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	Main Module: Send active signal to modules. Listen for complete modules.		Main Module: Send active signal to modules. Listen for complete modules.
	Individual modules: Listen for active signal. Send complete signal.		Individual modules: Listen for active signal. Send complete signal.
			Each module has:
			Main.ino
			IOManager.h for displays, leds, buttons, etc.
			ModuleState.h for module win/lose logic
			Comms.h for incoming, outgoing, and pass-through communication


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	set timer		set timer
	set up strikes indicators		set up strikes indicators
	set battery lcds		BigButtonModels.begin()
	set ports lcds		set battery lcds
	set indicator lcds		set ports lcds
	set Big Button Word		set indicator lcds
	set Big Button Color		set Big Button Word
			set Big Button Color

	send active signals to modules		send active signals to modules

OpenTabs

Houghten — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 11:33:06 GMT

Created page with "https://blog.lidskialf.net/2021/02/08/turning-an-old-kindle-into-a-eink-development-platform/ https://embassy.dev/ https://kyutai.org/blog/2026-01-13-pocket-tts https://neodyme.io/en/blog/drone_hacking_part_1/#connecting-the-nand-chip-to-some-kind-of-reading-device https://abrown.blog/posts/a-friends-guide-to-agentic-engineering/ https://icon-sets.iconify.design/ https://github.com/bytesizedengineering/XRP-RPLIDAR/tree/main https://github.com/ramonvermeulen/whosth..."

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https://blog.lidskialf.net/2021/02/08/turning-an-old-kindle-into-a-eink-development-platform/

https://embassy.dev/

https://kyutai.org/blog/2026-01-13-pocket-tts

https://neodyme.io/en/blog/drone_hacking_part_1/#connecting-the-nand-chip-to-some-kind-of-reading-device

https://abrown.blog/posts/a-friends-guide-to-agentic-engineering/

https://icon-sets.iconify.design/

https://github.com/bytesizedengineering/XRP-RPLIDAR/tree/main

https://github.com/ramonvermeulen/whosthere

https://ziglang.org/

https://spaceexplorationlogoarchive.webflow.io/index1

https://cockpit-project.org/

https://github.com/akdeb/open-toys/tree/main/resources

https://tierhive.com/blog/tierhive-howto/adding-a-modern-desktop-to-alpine-3-23-256mb-tier

https://sylve.io/

https://amit.prasad.me/blog/sane-nix

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/98203-guide-installing-unraid-ver-683-on-proxmox-ver-62-4/

CodeRemote

Houghten — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 03:38:56 GMT

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	~~Tailscale~~ or ~~better yet~~ Pangolin.		HeadScale and/or Pangolin.
	Connect to ~~avocado~~ for Remote Desktop.		Connect to Guacamole for Remote Desktop.
	~~Which protocols do Avocado allow for?~~
	iPad with keyboard for coding.		iPad with keyboard for coding.
	Raspberry pi as exit node for the network.		Raspberry pi as exit node for the network.


			[[Category:C]]
			[[Category:Projects]]

CodeRemote

Houghten — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 01:17:48 GMT

Created page with "Tailscale or better yet Pangolin. Connect to avocado for Remote Desktop. Which protocols do Avocado allow for? iPad with keyboard for coding. Raspberry pi as exit node for the network."

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Tailscale or better yet Pangolin.
Connect to avocado for Remote Desktop.
Which protocols do Avocado allow for?
iPad with keyboard for coding.
Raspberry pi as exit node for the network.

KeepTalking

Houghten — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 15:46:02 GMT

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 I want to re-create "Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes" in real life.
 Here's an example: https://heathbar.github.io/keep-talking/
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 Back Side:
    Simon Says, Who's on First, Knob, Memory, Switches, Password
 [[Category:K]]
 [[Category:Projects]]