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Usb2 should work, its up to 30+ megabytes per second, enough for 1080p h264 streaming (6megabits per second).
Hardware is not keeping you from trying
Because i am a long time Gentoo User and i feel like it’s perfect for the job. that’s what i use and i what i like
And by not using any docker, you can be 100% sure of what you are actually installing. instead of resorting to trust binaries somebody else put together in an opaque container.
Why a weird choice? It’s lightweight and very secure since it doesn’t come with any useless services by default, and i mean it :)
No idea. The page is up and it’s working from clear web anyway.
Not unless they can also crack http auth and actually see the landing page.
I did check my newer posts
Its hard but rewarding, and perfectly doable given you want to do it.
Note that there are a few mandatory requirements for a port to be feasible, like unlocked bootloader and vendor sources available for kernel.
As newby, you also want already existing ports to start from.
Also, some powerful hardware to build on (32+gb ram, 10+ cores, 100+GB storage).
Also older (up to A11) can be real bitches, after A12 things are improving a bit.
You need to copy or grab or create the device tree files. Usually by cloning a similar device. Vendor files are extracted from stock rom. Kernels, you need an official release from vendor to start width.
You are welcone in any case. Its a rewarding and also tough experience.
Nginx with with over https
What do you mean?
It’s a sub-brand Xiaomi phone from a couple of years ago. Going strong… From A10 to A13 and next year A14 too…
I wouldn’t dream to use any stock android at this point. Been on LOS forever and each new phone I buy either check if Los is available or, in one case (my current phone) I ported Los for it myself.
Ahah. Why, is there any other REAL Linux distribution out there except Gentoo? ;)
Over 4g or 5g there is no way to use private trackers you will always be a hit and run.
Get a VPN with port forward or create your own with tunnels if you have access to a public, static, ip address somehow.
This will not work unless you can actually have a public IP and forward ports.
In my case I rent a vps (for the public IP) and setup an ssh tunnel to itn (for secure port forwarding) with socat to my internal nginx. Will write a specific post later on about all this.
It might, at times, it’s behind a convoluted set of proxies of course.