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on February 07, 2007

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Installing Transmission using Docker in LibreElec

Setting up Transmission on LibreElec What you will need Raspberry RP4 with 4GB was what I used (I run many containers) Network locations on HDD / SSD for data (Avoid USB Flash drives and MicroSD) as these won't take the constant write cycles. HDD are fine USB units that work best using the RP4 USB3 ports and use POWERED drives when using large HD / SSD these also power off when not in use and spin up within a few seconds. A fast boot USB device (make sure it supports UASP) the nVME units are fast and robust as are USB to SATA and SSDs for booting at cheap. But if you are on a budget USB HD can be used but watch the power use, be careful not to move HD when running as its a good way to crash the disk. I prefer large NTFS formatted HDD powered from mains for data (robust) with small boot SSDs for Librelec and Docker + transmission. This allows you to replace the boot device/software with no impact on the data HDD. Spare External SSDs for backups. spare cables, PSUs, MicroSD and RPi4 ...

Storage Management on LibreElec

I use LibreElec for PVR and TV sometimes I get an out of storage issue, normally this is the /storage volume where I mount network drives. Some times the unit will boot and not connect to the NAS and writes take place on the local MicroSD cards which fills up. On reboot these local files are masked and cannot be removed as the NAS folders are shown. To see the files on the local store umount /storage/recordings/ umount /storage/downloads/ Remove the files and reboot.

Replacing the Sonoff Software with Tasmoda

Why replace the software? The original software is cloud-based. We need a simple local web service so that the device and the system operate even if there is no internet. We also need integration with standard tools and data to allow AI training data to be collated while the initial control system is deployed using the SoC (State of Charge) and other metrics. The steps are simple and covered well at Superhouse TV and lot of places search "Tasmota Sonoff Basic" I had the early cheaper model there is now a large range. Basic summary Solder a header (don't stuff the serial port pins into the PCB) Connect via USB to Serial FTDI ESPTools, backup, wipe, flash Tasmoda basic Configure via Web At the end of this process, we have a unit that powers up connects to the network and runs a web service allowing the built-in relay to turn on or off. The PCB is labelled so when you solder the header mapping the pins to the FTDI adaptor will be simple. Remember ...

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