Dear Joris,

Yes, easy.
For older versions of the images, this fixes a periodic crash as Teamviewer was leaking memory, regardless of use.

Kees Jan

Dear Fandi, Frankly, I would not bother with that device. If you have to download a driver from dropbox, you have no idea what nastiness is installed alongside with it. https://laurenthinoul.com/how-to-install-tp-link-tl-wn725n-on-raspberry-pi/ Instead, google for "raspberry pi USB wifi dongle&...

Dear Jules. I think on Bullseye you don't need the kernel module. Can you please try the following: sudo apt install -y raspberrypi-kernel-headers wireguard You may probably even omit the raspberrypi-kernel-headers package, but not sure. Kees Jan See also: https://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?t=1...

Dear All,

Just quick reminder to stay updated. CVE links in the article.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/securit ... ce-or-dos/

Kees Jan

PS. And if *Microsoft* finds your code insecure... </bad-joke>

Dear Alexsf,

That I do not know, though I am curious to learn. I guess we'll have to wait what one of the Kunbus experts has to say on the topic.

Kees Jan

Dear Alexsf,

Is it not heaps easier to just do that in software? As you the system boots, you read both counters at the same time and store that as the offset. Then each cycle you read both counters at the same time, subtract the offset and you have clean, reliable counts since boot.

Kees Jan

Dear Juan,

Don't double-post. viewtopic.php?t=4074

Kees Jan

Guys,

I'd like to report memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=4943 as spammer. His messages always include a link to an external service unrelated to the topic or even this board.

Kees Jan

Dear Juan, What might be happening is that your operating system gives precedence to the wired connection over the wireless connection for routing traffic. Without knowing your PC's operating system, we cannot know. To work around such issues in general, I always first install Wireguard on my revpi'...

Dear Bob,

In that case I'd RMA it.

Kees Jan