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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/reapplicanteven on 2023-08-23 00:16:43+00:00.

Hello everyone,

The S Pen I recently purchased for my Galaxy Book2 Laptop always automatically switches to eraser even when the ink draw settings are active on any apps-- OneNote, Concepts, or even other drawing-specific apps. Would anyone be able to help figure out how to get the pen to actually draw when ink modes are selected on these note-taking and drawing apps?

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/Practical-Mud-1 on 2023-08-23 00:13:56+00:00.

Question - I have the 4 Door French Door with the Beverage Center. Here’s a picture of the fridge.

Are the little rubber pads here supposed to touch the fridge when closed? For example, look at mine here when it’s closed, there’s a slight gap between the rubber pad and the fridge.

Is that normal for there to be a slight gap pictured here between the pass and fridge on the beverage center door when closed?

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/Nasheuss on 2023-08-22 22:50:19+00:00.

I've seen some people say to change some settings for the software to be better so just want to know what you guys think i should do?

Also, i transferred everything from my S10 but noticed all images in a secured folder did not transfer. Do I need to transfer them out of the folder and then transfer them to new phone? or are they somewhere in the new phone?

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/TheDiamondAxe7523 on 2023-08-22 22:43:38+00:00.

Pics related. It knows the year but doesn't put them at the correct year. Any fixes?

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/GCamAdvocate on 2023-08-22 22:14:45+00:00.

I has some issues with the hinge on my Buds2 Pro (weird creaking noises when opening/closing, lots of wobble on the hinge). Lots of people on this sub have shared pretty negative experiences with the support so I wasn't hopefully about actually getting a fix. However, I thought I might as well since I was pretty close to a service center anyways.

To my surprise, in the span of something like 15 minutes, support completely replaced the entire dock for me, even going so far as to peel and replace the stickers/case I had on my last dock. I know that this should be the industry standard, but I was pleasantly surprised that they were willing to fix what is essentially a minor issue at no charge.

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/500pesitos on 2023-08-22 20:57:15+00:00.

I'm thinking here of two usage scenarios: a) browsing pictures on PC or WWW, b) restoring backup to a phone

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/NDG_22 on 2023-08-22 20:03:37+00:00.

I'm trying to share my screen to my Samsung TV through Smart View from Smart Things app but I'm not able too. I used to be able to only share sound, but now I can't do that either. Every other control from the Smart Things app is working perfectly, and the TV is detected in the youtube app when i select the cast option. On the notification bar for the quick remote, the Smart view button is grayed out. Both the TV and my Samsung Galaxy A13 are up to date and connected to the same network. In case my phone isn't compatible with Smart View or anything like that, can you suggest me a screen mirroring app? Any help would be much appreciated

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/Potential-Physics-77 on 2023-08-22 19:32:47+00:00.

I see that there is a default black/dark gray Book Cover Keyboard for Tab S9, will there ever be/is there already a white/beige version of it? Just wondering because I bought a beige Tab S9 and would prefer if the Book Cover Keyboard color matched. Thanks in advance!

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/arduinoturkbatu on 2023-08-22 19:31:44+00:00.

I think an app (that made by phone manufacturers) should be available for every country. Are there a reason why the app is not available for every country?

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/larkapal on 2023-08-22 19:29:21+00:00.

I have a 'shedload' of Google Drive accounts that contain various videos, music and files I need to keep, but regularly access.

How many Google accounts can I add to Galaxy Tab S7+ before it refuses to add any more?

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/Alternative_March_67 on 2023-08-22 13:53:00+00:00.

I have a galaxy s9 plus as my daily driver and for online gaming. I noticed that if I touch certain places on the screen while gaming the phone will then refuse to register more than 2 fingers at a time. If this happens I have to avoid touching the screen for a few seconds before full on 10 finger support resumes. It's Soo annoying because I always get killed while playing. Can anyone help me please.

The original post: /r/homelab by /u/Curious-Elephant-615 on 2024-05-26 06:53:17.

Hi everyone!

Intro (skippable):

Beacuse I want my stuff to be reusable in the future and beacuse of warranty reasons I decided to build a router based on N100 myself. I've already created 2 posts where I showed my current network topology and wanted to make it enterprise-level for cheap. Since I actually need a proper network and would like to be 2.5G ready so I think I will also go for 2x Ubiquiti U6 LITE/U6+ (VLANs, WiFi 6 but not sure which PoE injectors make sense) and 2x MikroTik Cloud Router Switch CRS310 (one for rack second for computer room).

Main Questions:

Beacuse for now the build will be used as a router and firewall (OPNsense/pfSense) it would be great to keep energy consumption as low as possible. Same goes for it's size.

1. Should I consider going for N100 MOBO variant with DC power option or just buy separate PSU (PSU suggestions needed)?
2. Beacuse I am frankly new to networking, which (all I know it is safer to go for Intel) 2.5G NICs would you recommend (performance and C-state wise)? What are use cases for quad NIC over dual one if I already had 2.5G switch? If Asus PRIME N100I-D D4-CSM is concerned (seems to be cheapest ~100 euro MOBO) I guess that it's not worth considering beacuse of PCIe slot?
3. Based on previous points - which, actually cheap, case would you recommend that would do the job?
4. Or should I just stick to some prebuilt mini PC with 2.5G?

Secondary Question:

Any Ubiquiti U6 LITE/U6+ or MikroTik Cloud Router Switch CRS310 alternatives suggestions?

The original post: /r/homelab by /u/SectionLivid5897 on 2024-05-26 06:43:32.

I am going to be moving into a college dorm in the fall and would ideally like to condense/improve my current setup while not being murdered by my roommates.

Current setup:

• Random Asus Desktop
• i5-9400 - 12 GB RAM
• Running proxmox but is exclusively running truenas because low ram
• LSI 9811-8i with 8 4TB sas drives

• Thinkpad T470

  • i5-7300U - 16GB RAM
  • Runs all my other containers (bluebubbles, game servers, etc)

• RPi

  • Runs klipper and keeps quorum for proxmox cluster

I was thinking about shopping for some 2U blade server that has as least 8 LFF slots and swapping the fans for noctuas. I would consider getting a tower with more cores/ram but I'd like to have my drives built into the unit instead of off to the side like I have them now. I would also eventually like to run a direct 10G line from my PC to my NAS. I have a budget of about $800. Any thoughts?

The original post: /r/homelab by /u/MischievousM0nkey on 2024-05-26 05:33:53.

Anyone running a Epyc Milan 64 core (like a 7763 or 7713) for their homelab? What do you use it for and how's the power usage?

I have the opportunity to buy such a CPU for what I consider to be a decent price, and I don't mind the cost of building a new server. But I can't see how I going to use that many cores.

Right now, I run probably around 15 VMs across 8 cores. It's not super fast, but definitely fine for home. I do want to add a U.2 SSD disk array for NAS, so an upgrade to Milan has always been the plan. But I was targeting more like 7443 instead of 64 core. If I build a new server, it would include at minimum 256 GB of RAM and 25gbe networking, with possible upgrade to 100gbe down the road if switches become more affordable.

The original post: /r/homelab by /u/YakkyLouGhost on 2024-05-26 04:41:41.

My workflow revolves between a Windows PC, MacBook Pro, and an iPad Pro. For the greater part of the last year I was using Parsec exclusively until I needed to get an iPad Pro.

A few years back I used Splashtop which worked pretty great on my iPhone & I am tempted to go back to it, but I was curious to know what other people used before committing.

The reason I liked Parsec so much was how well it performed when I traveled internationally, I was very impressed. I have had trouble with Splashtop when not connected to a local network so doing any meaningful work remotely was impossible. But it's also been years since I'd used it so I'm not sure if things have improved at all

The original post: /r/homelab by /u/AllahBlessRussia on 2024-05-26 03:51:59.

Looking to build a multi GPU like RTX 5090+ GPU server to run Proxmox or Hyper-V with GPU passthrough since ESXi is pretty much going away

Would this work:

Supermicro Server

My Goal is to use it for VM gaming, 3D rendering, Plex Hardware transcoding, AI Topaz video enlargement to even 8K resolution, Handbrake encoding, NVENC av-1 encoding, and future experimentation with AI/LLMs and Generative AI if necessary

Looks like it uses PCI 5.0

The original post: /r/homelab by /u/BDOBUX on 2024-05-26 03:44:34.

Help me with a suggestion or two for a case. I’m planning an Asus W680 full ATX build as an all-in-one virtualization/ ML/NAS server. I’d like room for 6x LFF drives and a full sized GPU (seeing just shy of 360mm for several 4090 makes).

I looked at the Fractal R7 as a safe/obvious choice, but per the specs, it won’t both GPU and LFF at the same time. That leaves the XL variant but it seems truly enormous.

Budget is ~$350, looking for something with good dust filtration, prefer sound dampening to full mesh, don’t care about the aesthetic but value flexibility to change the layout in the future.

A 4U option would be great, but I think that’s impossible given my rack has 21” of useable depth. Any suggestion for rack mount would be amazing though.

Otherwise looking for any pick that supports a 3.5” + GPU layout that preferably isn’t the size of a window.

The Lian 011D XL is measurably smaller than the Fractal XL, but unclear from the specs if it can do both the LFF and GPU simultaneously.

The original post: /r/homelab by /u/Handydn on 2024-05-26 03:31:01.

From the cases I've researched on the market, the FD804 (or 304) seems a good choice, except that it's spec'ed for m-ATX mobo (unless someone was able to "squeeze" an ATX in). Reason is I'm thinking about a plan to retire my ATX in my daily driver every few (6~7) years and re-purpose it for homelab (torrenting, NAS, home automation, Plex transcoding). Is this a feasible plan?

The other cases I've seen are all pretty big, advertised for features like enough space for 20 fans and 200 RGB lights, which I prolly don't need. The smallest are Meshify & Define. Some boutique shops make SFF for ATX, which however can't hold more than one or two 3.5" HDD.

The original post: /r/homelab by /u/WhtEy on 2024-05-26 03:19:49.

New to homelabing so please excuse any mistakes!

I’m thinking of purchasing an MS-01 to expand my homelab. Also been considering the AtomMan X7 Ti because of the x2 Gen 4 slots (so I can fully utilising the Gen 4 when running the Nvmes in RAID via zfs, though not sure if I should be basing my decision around this).

Does anyone know if the MS-01 supports link aggregation over its 2.5G RJ45 ports, like the AtomMan X7 Ti on its 5G ports, or only over the 10G SFP+ ports on the MS-01. Not sure if the only way to get link aggregation working over my existing connection is to convert the 1G connections from my existing switch via RJ45 to SFP+ modules, assuming this is doable? Obviously if it’s possible just via the existing RJ45 ports then that will be cheaper and easier. Also not sure if there is any additional overhead in the conversion.

The original post: /r/homelab by /u/velleityfighter on 2024-05-26 03:17:16.

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Hello everyone,

I recently embarked on a journey of migrating all my services from Docker containers to an RKE2 Kubernetes cluster. After years of relying on Docker for my home lab setup, I felt a pull towards Kubernetes for its better management capabilities and integration possibilities. Docker served me well, but the combination of Kubernetes with Ansible and ArgoCD has proven to be nothing short of amazing.

The migration process involved experimenting with different tools. I wrote various Ansible playbooks and initially tried managing my setup with Portainer and Rancher. However, I found Rancher to be limiting, primarily because it tended to support slightly outdated Kubernetes versions nearing EOL, I know it's not a big deal, and i have a good ansible playbook to upgrade all my nodes, but still, I personally longer times of support. Also, I discovered that I didn't really use Rancher beyond its function as a visual representation of my cluster, with most of my management happening through Ansible and kubectl.

Disappointed with Rancher and Fleet and seeking a better tool, I turned to ArgoCD, which was amazing, and made me drop Rancher altogether. I considered Gitlab but eventually chose Gitea for its lightweight nature and great registry integration. Together, Gitea and ArgoCD have checked all my boxes, so I went with them for my CI/CD learning.

Current Struggles with MACVLAN and MULTUS

Despite making some progress, I'm still struggling with advanced networking concepts like MACVLAN and Multus in Kubernetes, to assign dedicated IP addresses to pods for specific services that require isolated networking (Jack Sparrow below), similar to a whole VM in Docker configured to use a VPN gateway with a kill switch in my pfSense firewall. I haven't yet achieved the simplicity in Kubernetes that I had in Docker, and some services didn't work at all or wasn't as good as it worked in Docker, so any advice or resources on this would be highly appreciated!

I think I'm satisfied with my RKE2 setup, thanks to the power of tools like Ansible and ArgoCD. I'm eager to continue refining my system and exploring more of what Kubernetes has to offer. I would love any recommendations or critiques of my current setup.

Thanks a lot for any input!

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/Tycoonstory2020 on 2023-08-22 13:08:19+00:00.

Original Title: Samsung piqued everyone's curiosity by revealing "The First Descendant," the world's first HDR10+ video game, ahead of the 2023 edition of Gamescom. With this move, the world leader in the display business hopes to establish a new benchmark and raise the bar in the gaming sector.

First-person shooter games The First Descendant is available for free on the Nexon website. This game will be the first to be fully HDR10+ enabled and to adhere to HDR10+ gaming standards right from the start. The First Descendant, according to Samsung, will provide players the "most responsive, accurate, and frictionless HDR gaming experiences to date."

Game makers will also benefit from this since they can keep the HDR gameplay experience consistent across all HDR10+ certified displays. Executive Vice President of samsung Electronic's Visual Display Business Seokwoo Jason Yong commented on the launch, saying, "We're thrilled to join forces with nexon, a true pioneer in video games, to introduce the first HDR10+ GAMING title in history, 'The First Descendant.'" This is a significant gaming achievement that shows Samsung's ongoing dedication to improving the gaming experience as technology advances, going beyond simple technological improvement.

This is merely an announcement for now; on August 23, 2023, during Gamescom 2023 in Cologne, Germany, The First Descendant will officially launch. The game's first open beta test will launch on September 19. If you own a Samsung Odyssey 7 series monitor or above, or a Samsung Q70 TV series model with a refresh rate of 120 Hz, you can take advantage of this unprecedented HDR gaming experience. Furthermore, gaming GPUs that support HDR10+, such as Nvidia's RTX 30, RTX 20, and GTX 16 series GPUs, are required. - Tycoonstory

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/phoenixlegend7 on 2023-08-22 12:45:55+00:00.

Hello,

I got Samsung Galaxy S9 phone with the latest Whatsapp app version.

While on Whatsapp call using speaker on my phone, if someone calls on my phone (regular phone call), I can't hear the other side on the existing Whatsapp call (if they try to talk, I can't hear them - They can hear the vibration or the sound of the other incoming call, but I can't hear them if they talk).

I can hear them again only when the incoming call is declined or it stops ringing.

Here is how to reproduce the issue:

1.) Have 1 whatsapp caller call your whatsapp, answer, put on speaker and let the other side talk.

2.) Have another regular phone caller call on your phone.

Actual behavior: I can't hear the whatsapp caller anymore while the regular call is ringing.

Expected behavior: To be able to hear the whatsapp caller regardless of any incoming calls on my phone.

Note: This issue doesn't happen on my iphone (receiving the phone call while talking on whatsapp), so something with samsung/android/whatsapp combo is causing this glitch.

Is there any setting on my android phone settings or whatsapp app settings that can prevent this from happening, so if I talk with someone on Whatsapp, I can hear them all the time, regardless if there are any incoming phone calls? Do you have this issue too?

Thank you.

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/DOGSraisingCATS on 2023-08-22 11:36:11+00:00.

So recently my TV keeps restarting. It will freeze after barely a minute or less then restart and repeat.

I've had the TV for less than 2 years. I've tried different outlets, disconnecting HDMI etc, hard reset(which not even sure if this TV has that).

I've tried a factory reset but the TV won't stay on long enough for me to even get to that point.

Hoping someone with a similar or exact issue can let me know what's up? Planning on taking it to a repair shop this week so would like to have a base knowledge on what to tell the guy(and to not seem like a moron so I don't get charged more than I should)

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/jimmureddit on 2023-08-22 10:22:02+00:00.

Fridge is not cooling and when i set the temperature to -18 degree c it will return to 8 degree c. any help?

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The original was posted on /r/samsung by /u/Competitive_Suit_986 on 2023-08-18 23:07:03+00:00.

Share your battery usage if possible