If you have weird requirements for networking and controlling a machine remotely without installing anything on it, #NanoKVM is pretty fucking cool. Got mine recently and while the interface is not as nice as something like #Remmina (for example it can't capture all keyboard input in Firefox, and the video codec is not optimized for this purpose) it fits my weird little niche very well.
I was originally going to buy a #TinyPilot or a #PiKVM, but this was much cheaper, plus it draws way less power, since it's not a full #RaspberryPi. (Also I did not want to give more money to the Raspberry Pi Foundation.)
We'll see how it holds up in a few months, but so far it's been more reliable than the alternatives I've tried. (But again, I have a very weird networking setup that I can't really discuss.)
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I tested the new PiKVM Switch Multiport Extender with every device I had. Here's how it went.
The recording of the July 18th, 2024 #bhyve Production User Call is up:
We discussed moving from AWS/GCP to a private cloud, #PiKVM, upcoming AMD IOMMU fixes, virtio-console, virtio-vsock, #NoVNC, libarchive, system-wide management APIs, Netgraph queue length, #VxLAN over WireGuard and IPsec, a new-to-FreeBSD story, and more!
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Bringing these servers with VGA into the 21st century with HDMI + KVM
Fun fact: you can make your PiKVM multiport by just hooking it up to a cheap four ports HDMI kvm and hooking up the control serial port to the rpi hub, and setting up macros in kvmd to make it switch ports from the Web UI.
it's everything I ever wanted and the Redfish BCMs in my SuperMicro stuff are starting to feel primitive and clumsy in comparison.
Pour une utilisation personnelle je viens de tomber sur #pikvm ça a l’air bien sympathique. À voir si je me lance dans ce sujet.
Any recommended/cheaper alternatives to pikvm? preferable able to handle 4 devices.
Looking into building a #pikvm v0 with a spare #RaspberryPi 3. Has anyone ever built one with a Arduino Pro Micro 3.3V (based on an ATMega32u4), so you can leave out the logic level shifter?
Pi-Cast Adds ATX Signalling To KVM - A KVM is a great tool for administering a number of different computers without cl... - https://hackaday.com/2022/12/29/pi-cast-adds-atx-signalling-to-kvm/ #cablemanagement #raspberrypi #switching #network #pi-cast #pikvm #rj45 #atx #kvm
Pi-Cast Adds ATX Signalling To KVM
https://hackaday.com/2022/12/29/pi-cast-adds-atx-signalling-to-kvm/
#cablemanagement #RaspberryPi #raspberrypi #switching #network #picast #pikvm #rj45 #atx #kvm
Shoutout to @rpilocator for helping me find another Pi 4 to build the #Geekworm @Raspberry_Pi #PiKVM kit. #opensource #foss
