Linux

Virtual Machine Management with libvirt

Continuing with some features present in libvirt that I believe could be useful to know, this post is dedicated, once again, to the administration of virtual machines using the libvirt tool and its application virsh, which allows running some of the perhaps most useful commands when working with files of this type of VM.

Creating Virtual Machines with Libvirt: Linux and Windows

A couple of weeks ago, as part of an update to my DAS setup + the Mini PC with Intel Celeron J4125 I’ve previously talked about, I had the opportunity to get an AMD Ryzen 5 5600G, along with everything needed to build a system where I could integrate hard drives at a very reasonable price.

Installing RTL8821CE WiFi Driver on Debian 11

Today I will write about a quick and quite specific tip for my setup. I have now configured a mini PC as a server (mainly media, although I will be putting other additions to help at home). The thing is that this Mini PC, which integrates a Celeron J4125, would have internet via WiFi, since I do not want to wire so much (the distance between the router and the place where the server should be is not too long, but it would require a relatively long wire, it is not something I would like for now).