Stanley leopck

SSE Intrinsic Cheat Sheet (SSE3)

Load and Store

__m128 _mm_load_ps (float * a)
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※ Raspberry Pi RAID NAS Server Setup ※

Hardware:

Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB RAM)
Micro SD card 32GB
2x Integral USB 3.1 flash drives 128GB

OS:

Raspbian Buster

KEYCOOL Keyboard

Compact 84 keys layout.
Cherry MX switches.
No backlight by default, but able to support DIY backlight.
Polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) key caps.
Detachable 1.5 meter USB-C cable.
NKRO refers to N-key rollover. A keyboard with N-key rollover can register as many keys as you can press at once without "dropping" any characters. This means that no matter how fast you type, your keyboard will keep up.
750 grams.

Recently I have got a problem. My NUC7 refused to boot OS. The sympthom was exact as in this posting. The power button turned to solid amber/orange color (no blinking).

I've tried holding the power button for any length between 3 to 15 seconds, no changes.

Fortunately I solved the problem following an advice from Intel NUC community. The link to possible solutions is here.

I diassembled the NUC7 to reach an opposite side of the main board (with cooling fan and CMOS battery). I disconnected the battery for 15 minutes, and then connected it again. It solved the problem with power indicator and booting.

	Place phone call.
	Home?
	Leave message
	Wait for callback
	"Would you like to share a meal"
	"Would you like to share a meal"
	What is the response (A) ?
	"Do you enjoy a hot beverage"
	What is the response (B) ?
	n = 0

	#ifndef _USB_CONFIG_H
	#define _USB_CONFIG_H

	//Defines the number of endpoints for this device. (Always add one for EP0)
	#define ENDPOINTS 3

	//Defines a pin that is useful for debugging USB on a logic analyzer
	//#define DEBUGPIN 2

	//DPLUS and DMINUS are not actually used except for setting things up.

	#ifndef _USB_CONFIG_H
	#define _USB_CONFIG_H

	//Defines the number of endpoints for this device. (Always add one for EP0)
	#define ENDPOINTS 5

	//Defines a pin that is useful for debugging USB on a logic analyzer
	//#define DEBUGPIN 2

	//DPLUS and DMINUS are not actually used except for setting things up.

	Controlled environment with LED, right on edge.

	POST 0: 5 (55ab) - 48 fc 30 e1 ad da c4 39 f0
	POST 0: 5 (55b1) - 48 fc 40 a7 b2 30 de db f9
	POST 0: 5 (55b7) - 48 fc db 6d b7 18 46 82 1c
	POST 0: 5 (55ba) - 48 fc 2a 34 bc 56 8d a2 f1
	POST 0: 5 (55c0) - 48 fb fd f9 c0 7b 6b a8 0c
	POST 0: 5 (55c3) - 48 fc 21 c0 c5 55 28 20 d3
	POST 0: 5 (55c8) - 48 fc e3 85 ca 0f c6 8f 38
	POST 0: 5 (55ce) - 48 fc c8 4b cf 70 e8 5c 50

	1. Setup Nvidia driver

	Go to Drivers > Install Tested Nvidia

	2. After installing Nvidia the dither for the background of Ubuntu would be horrible. You'll need to go into Nvidia settings and enable Dither

	NVIDIA X Server Settings > DFP-0-(LGD) > Change to Controls tab > "Dithering" > Enabled

	3. Setup kb backlight
	# 0 - 3 and 3 is the brightest

	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
	<unattend xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:unattend">

	<settings pass="windowsPE">

	<component name="Microsoft-Windows-International-Core-WinPE" processorArchitecture="amd64" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" language="neutral" versionScope="nonSxS" xmlns:wcm="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WMIConfig/2002/State" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
	<SetupUILanguage>
	<UILanguage>en-US</UILanguage>
	</SetupUILanguage>
	<SystemLocale>en-US</SystemLocale>