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How I built my first build lamp

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Ingredients

X10 modules

• 2 x "SocketRocket" light bulb socket module (LM15A)
• 1 x Transceiver Module (TM751)
• 1 x "Firecracker" Serial Adapter (CM17A)

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site :opscode

cookbook 'apt'
cookbook 'mysql'

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am xenolinguist on github.
• I am xenolinguist (https://keybase.io/xenolinguist) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASDOAFakXBZGzXg9qstD2VqFVytSNl8L4X5gPphkz8tcTgo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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Creating an Ubuntu Desktop 22.04 (ARM64) VM on an M3 Mac

n.b. You'll likely need 3D Hardware Acceleration in order to make screen resizing work without making the VM freeze or become unstable; this seemed to be the case Under Virtualbox 7, however enabling 3D acceleration there causes the VM to hard-crash the hypervisor (or at least the VM instance) during boot. I was eventually able to successfully create a usable VM in both UTM and VMWware Fusion.

1. Download the latest ARM64 Ubuntu Server installer ISO and use it to install Ubuntu Server with no workloads selected.
2. sudo apt update
3. sudo apt -y upgrade