shinyoukai

neko.laidback.moe

Current pod administrator and CEO of Yakumo Laboratories. Pleasure to meet you.


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shinyoukai@madoka-usb-mk2
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OS: NetBSD 10.1 amd64
Host: Exomate X352 (MP PV)
Kernel: NetBSD 10.1
Uptime: 8 hours, 46 mins
Packages: 172 (pkgsrc)
Shell: sh
Display (CPT1BBD): 1024x600 @ 60 Hz in 10"
Terminal: vim
CPU: Intel(R) Atom(TM) N450 (2) @ 1.67 GHz
GPU 1: Intel Device A011 (VGA compatible)
GPU 2: Intel Device A012
Memory: 761.14 MiB / 955.69 MiB (80%)
Swap: Disabled
Disk (/): 5.20 GiB / 26.84 GiB (19%) - ffs
Local IP (iwn0): (classified information)
Battery: 28% [Charging, AC Connected]
Locale: C.UTF-8

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I’ve rebuilt ntfy with the web interface, though it took me an hour or so of JavaScript dependency hell and a certain library whose native interface doesn’t have support for NetBSD

On Linux:
  • Step 1. Clone ntfy repository as usual

  • Step 2. export NODE_ENV=production

  • Step 3. make web-build

  • Step 4. Make a tarball with the generated assets and copy it over

On NetBSD:
  • Step 5. Repeat the above mentioned first step

  • Step 6. Unpack the assets into server/

  • Step 7. Build backend with make cli-linux-server

  • Step 8. Done

The result is right here

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In-reply-to » My current PC is from 2013, so I never even bothered to check, but as it turns out: My motherboard still has a serial port. 🤯 I thought these had long died out by then. To be honest, I didn’t have the need for one, either, not until recently … So I completely lost track if PCs have these things or not.

@bender@twtxt.net I second this

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