16:47 < zoq> Hello everyone, video meeting in about 15 minutes, for more informations see the community page - https://www.mlpack.org/community.html

19:23 < rcurtin[m]> shrit: zoq: I discovered that the new 'freshtomato' does support my old router... but am I willing to take the risk of a failed upgrade resulting in an internet outage that I have to troubleshoot? the existing software has worked flawlessly for 5 years... tough decisions 😃 😃

19:23 < rcurtin[m]> I think I'll do it... "caution" is not something I've ever been good at...

19:24 < zoq> hehe, fingers crossed

19:24 < zoq> If I remember right you can do a backup of the firmware or maybe just the config.

19:30 < rcurtin[m]> yeah, there is only ~64MB of storage on all mounted filesystems so I can easily take an image of it :)

19:31 < shrit[m]> Exactly, freshtomato I like their website, it is very nice

19:32 < shrit[m]> Also, It will be a good idea to make a backup

19:33 < shrit[m]> Actually I do not the difference between openWRT and freshtomato they seem to be very similar

19:35 < rcurtin[m]> I think they are related projects, but I'm not 100% sure... when I learned about it 5 years ago I only learned enough to install tomato on my router, click through dialogs, feel good because open source, then get back to browsing the internet 😃

19:36 < shrit[m]> Ah, I see, There is also a project called AdvancedTomato too

23:00 < shrit[m]> Apparently docker containers arm64v8/ubuntu:latest can not executed on x86 PC

23:03 < zoq> shrit[m]: I see, so you have to use something like - https://github.com/bossjones/docker-arm64v8-ubuntu-qemu?

23:05 < shrit[m]> I am going for this one https://github.com/lukechilds/dockerpi

23:05 < shrit[m]> I will try the one you have sent for arm64

23:05 < shrit[m]> since RPI is 32bit

23:06 < zoq> I mean in the end it's QEMU under the hood.

23:33 < shrit[m]> The dockerpi looks good, it directly start qemu under the hood, but it take a time to start, up to 20 minutes from downloading to starting up

23:34 < shrit[m]> Also we need to create an innerservice that provide automatic login, instead of manual one

23:35 < zoq> I guess you can commit the state of the docker to save the download part?

23:36 < shrit[m]> For me it is fine, but for the Azure, that is mean we need to host our dockerpi version

23:37 < zoq> We can just push it to dockerhub or the github docker registry

23:37 < shrit[m]> Exactly