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*) sorry for being absent from forum for over a month now ... I'm engaged in some 'better yesterday ... than never' transitions from Broadcom :pile of poo: :frustrated: /vSphere to PROXMOX (incl ...

Try to setup yours iwlwifi (Intel AXxyz) with a custom configuration for

'/etc/modprobe.d/iwlwifi.conf' i n place


## Both options sets are needed as iwlmvm will override iwlwifi :(
## iwlmvm 1=always on, 2=balanced, 3=low-power
options iwlmvm power_scheme=1
options iwlwifi power_save=0 amsdu ...

CharlesV wrote: Wed Dec 27, 2023 2:25 pm ... FINALLY !!

YEP - as :the SATAN sayed: ... Windows10 will be the last windows ever

At least for me - it was my last Windows /PERIOD/

My roadmap so far has always been: at the end of 2023, i'll be windows-free

CharlesV :hug: I'm on ~75% now .. 75% ATM, bcof the HTPC part (record-store-and-stream AV stuff from various sources on the box and stream into the homelab, so AV clients can play this content w#standard clients, such as VLC, MPC or DVBV as IP-client :p )

For this purpose, over the last 15y, i had ...

Thank you l0dr3 for comprehensive guide greatly appreciated.


Glad to be of help :happy:

ATM i'm in the middle of a transition from an ancient (but still in use!) Windows HomeServer (2011) to an All-in-One Debian/MX based HomeLabServer, that features all the classic services: ICS, NAS, VM/VDI ...

Yes the code snippet works! However I can't get it work in either .bashrc or .profile. Any ideas of where to run this script? It needs to run on login, both at boot up and wake up.


@boot-up: create a 'Session and Startup|Application Autostart' launcher

@wake-up/resume from suspend/sleep ...

If I want to flush/renew DNS records how can I do that?


from my archived debian linux general notes ...

Debian: DNS resolver(s) and cache(s)

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/494324/how-to-setup-dns-manually-on-linux

Plain Vanilla Debian (and all MX) comes with NO DEFAULT DNS ...

Part4 <placeholder>/WIP/ Privacy/Security and Extensions configuration for PWA context

Part3 <placeholder>/TBD/ Audio/Video (WebCam/Headset) configuration

ok, so in short, Linux doesn't listen to Microsoft dns servers for no real valid reason. Ok fair enough. if you want to use linux, fixed IP's and text file name search. ok.


Not the whole truth - a proper configured linux server or workstation has no probs w#MS-DHCP/DNS-AD scenarios .. as long ...