On 6/18/19 5:05 PM, Lesley Bell wrote:
I also have a 24-port switch available if that would help.
It might, Lesley, if the switch doesn't have a good home. Now
that I see where the ethernet comes in to the Liberated Lens
office if we can get both the LL1 & LL2 working we can use one
for the LL office and I can run another ethernet cable out to the
hallway and we could use the 24-port switch to transition the 8-9
GCEA machines to use a wired connection. I've got a bunch of
10'-14' CAT 6 cables. The USB dongles on the GCEA machines are not
the best quality. On the other paw, GCEA may wish to reclaim their
boxen, I haven't heard anything about that in the last month or 3.
I emailed Almaz after the BAPS-GCEA dust-up, but didn't get a
response.
to clarify, the router is a desktop computer with 2 ethernet portsanything more stable & efficient might be usefulwe have a pcie gigabit ethernet card for the 2nd port
Rob, I'll find a case for the 9 watt motherboard that can host a
few 3.5" drives, if desired. I'll try and find a relatively
efficient (Bronze +) power supply for it.
It has a Realtek® 8111F, 1 x Gigabit LAN Controller and a 1 x
PCIe 2.0 x16 (x4 mode) slot for the second card. I'll bring it in
before I flee to the hills for a few weeks Monday.
Ed
On Tue, Jun 18, 2019, 2:24 PM Mitch Altman <maltman23@hotmail.com> wrote:
_______________________________________________One of the things in my pile to donate to Sudo Room is a totally new, unused gigabit wireless/wired router. Would that be helpful? It's currently in the Castro in SF.
Best,Mitch.
From: sudo-discuss <sudo-discuss-bounces@lists.sudoroom.org> on behalf of robb <sf99er@gmail.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2019 09:53
To: Ed Biow
Cc: sudoroom Discussion List; Liberated Lens
Subject: Re: [sudo-discuss] [liberated_lens] Ethernet down at liberated lens office, & iCrap upgradeya, network's been borked since the router died/was replacedi'll try to do some troubleshooting at hardware hack nite tonite
On Mon, Jun 17, 2019 at 6:50 PM Ed Biow <biow@riseup.net> wrote:
Hey fiends, I needed to take a bath anyway, so I overcame my revulsion
and upgraded the iMac from 4GB to 12 GB of memory. as you can see from
the attached screenshot. I also connected the big monitor to the right,
I don't know if it was disconnected for a specific reason.
It looks like the ethernet cable is disconnected, so the iMuck was using
wifi. Anka came in and informed me that the ethernet is not working for
the Hackintush, either, and has been down for a week or so. I screwed
around with the DHCP settings in OSX, but no luck. So I rebooted to
Linux on the Hackentosh and confirmed that the ethernet is not working
there, either. Someone added a PCI-E network adapter to the Hack, so I
tried jacking into the onboard ethernet, no joy. And I found a piece of
ethernet cable lying on the ground, so I used to to directly jack in to
each of the 2 ethernet ports that come in from the hall directly,
squatissimo. So I connected the random bit of ethernet to the iMac and
each of the ethernet jacks coming into the office, but as soon as I
turned off the wifi I lost connectivity.
So it appears that LL1 & LL2 ethernet jacks are no long connected to the
server above the sudoroom. The ethernet was working in the LL orifice a
couple of weeks ago when I hooked up the new monitor to the Hackentosh
and replaced funky M.2 SSD with a new Linux SSD. Possibly something
didn't get hooked up after the Omni router died from from heat stroke &
got replaced on or about June 9th. I traced the white LL1 & LL2 cables
back up to the sudoroom server farm, but then got lost in the hell-broth
of cables, and my "brain" exploded, so fixing this issue is above my
pay-grade.
So, I scavenged a USB wifi dongle off of one of the GCEA boxes in the
hall (that didn't have a mouse, anyway), so the Linux and Windows 10
sides of the Hackentosh now have internet, but with O$X with its
wonderful tradition of "Think Different" refuses to recognize the cheesy
Edimax EW-7811Un wifi dongle.
Anyone have any suggestions to get the ethernet working again?
Steamy puddles of affection,
Einstein & Ed
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