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Some years ago at the start of an extended trip around Australia my camera (a Nikon) gave up the ghost so I started using my iPhone 5s and it took quite acceptable pictures.
I used my standard process of transferring my photos (not using the Photos app) and could extract the and manipulate the EXIF data.
Due to the COVID-19 enforced travel restrictions I haven't...
I am trying to run a Linux (Debian 13) VM on UTM on M5 Apple. I only want to run the Linux VM in tty mode and want to be able to modify the framebuffer using fbset -g or equivalent ioctl command to increase the yres_virtual. But I haven't been able to do that and the ioctl, FBIOPUT_VSCREENINFO simply rejects my request. mmap on /dev/fb0 works fine and I am able to write pixel...
I have a 2013 Mac Pro (MacPro6,1) with 4x32GB ECC DIMMs. I noticed that all four DIMMs were reporting ECC errors, ranging from the thousands to hundreds of thousands. One of the DIMMs was even wrongly reported by the machine as 24GB. These ECC errors would appear within a few hours after a reboot.
I removed and reinserted all 4 DIMMs, and now even after a day I no long...
Is it possible to copy a Time Machine backup using rsync to another HFS formatted disk?
I am concerned that rsync would not be able to track the hard-linked directories that Time Machine uses.
I am trying to run a Linux (Debian 13) VM on UTM on M5 Apple. I only want to run the Linux VM in tty mode and want to be able to modify the framebuffer using fbset -g or equivalent ioctl command to increase the yres_virtual. But I haven't been able to do that and the ioctl, FBIOPUT_VSCREENINFO simply rejects my request. mmap on /dev/fb0 works fine and I am able to write pixel...