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      System and Network configuration • Re: Disable dbus-daemon syslog messages

      news.woodpeckersnest.space / forums-debian-net:0 • 29 April

    I would like to get rid of log messages from dbus-daemon that show in journalctl output, I managed to get rid of those from rtkit-daemon and sudo :

    https://hotnuma.github.io/docpages/linu ... ml#disable

    I'd like to do the same with dbus-daemon but it seems it's decided to resist :P

    I removed the /etc/dbus-1/system-local.conf I created because the desktop doesn't start with it.

    Statistics: Posted by hotnuma — 2025-04-29 15:24


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      Testing And Unstable • Re: [Testing - Trixie] 'gdm' login screen marked as 'Debian 12'

      news.woodpeckersnest.space / forums-debian-net:0 • 29 April

    There is a lot of work still to be done for Debian 13.

    You do not need to manually edit sources list.

    Just run command
    $ sudo modernize security sources

    I'm not sure, but I don't think the change is mandatory for Debian 13.
    But if you want to upgrde to newystandrad, you can run the upgrade command now, before Trixie becomes stable.

    Statistics: Posted by rbh — 2025-04-29 14:54


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      System and Network configuration • Re: Disable dbus-daemon syslog messages

      news.woodpeckersnest.space / forums-debian-net:0 • 29 April

    Hello,

    [quote=hotnuma post_id=821724 time=1745929421 user_id=239809]
    I'm searching for a way to disable syslog messages written by dbus-daemon.
    [/quote]
    Can you please give some examples of messages you don't want to be logged to syslog ?

    Do you want to block them in both the systemd journal and /var/log/syslog, or just /var/log/syslog ?

    [quote=hotnuma post_id=821724 time=1745929421 user_id=239809]
    Then I tried to create a /etc/dbus-1/system-local.conf and use the "nosyslog" option but then dbus fails to start. :D
    [/quote]
    What is its content ?

    Statistics: Posted by Aki — 2025-04-29 14:43


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      System and Network configuration • Re: Disable dbus-daemon syslog messages

      news.woodpeckersnest.space / forums-debian-net:0 • 29 April

    I tried to change --syslog-only into --nosyslog :

    Code:

    sudo sed -i -e 's/--syslog-only/--nosyslog/g' /usr/lib/systemd/system/dbus.servicesudo sed -i -e 's/--syslog-only/--nosyslog/g' /usr/lib/systemd/user/dbus.service
    The options are changed :

    Code:

    ps aux | grep dbus-daemon... /usr/bin/dbus-daemon --system --address=systemd: --nofork --nopidfile --systemd-activation --nosyslog... /usr/bin/dbus-daemon --session --address=systemd: --nofork --nopidfile --systemd-activation --nosyslog
    Unfortunately it continues to spam the syslog with useless noise. :evil:

    Statistics: Posted by hotnuma — 2025-04-29 14:37


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      Off-Topic • Re: Is Artificial Intelligence (Ai) intelligent yet?

      news.woodpeckersnest.space / forums-debian-net:0 • 29 April • 7 minutes

    Leaving the discussion about theories, perception and beliefs and going back to the thread topic:
    welcome @ilu, what a "lucky coincidence" to see you here, grab some popcorn :-D
    are you implying i may be offtopic in the offtopic forum? that sounds like "division by zero" to me :-D
    j/k i understand what you mean, but i think you are wrong and will try to demonstrate why.

    A problem with scientific studies and papers is that many of them are very hard or even impossible to understand for people who don't have enough knowledge in the relevant field. They are usually not written for the general public. Even specialised journalists often fail to represent the meaning of such papers.
    you are absolutely right about the first thing, but if "specialised journalists often fail to represent the meaning of such papers" it may be because they are not paid to tell you the TRUTH, but to sell you an AGENDA. the agenda depends on who is paying them, the end goal of the agenda is always to make more money. AFAIK NOBODY in this world gets paid to say the truth. that doesnt even make ANY sense to me, does it to you? sure, soon the mass media is gonna roll out this info into the general public, but not because its the truth, but because it suits them and that way you can make more money. thats why i wouldnt take things like ghoulgl ted-talk seriously. imagine someone at that company coming to the guy in charge saying: "maybe we should invite THIS person to speak." im pretty sure he would get asked: "WHY should WE PAY HER to do that?" IF he would reply with: "well, because she is telling the TRUTH" i guess the whole room would burst out laughing and someone would spill his coffe on the table.

    this is not "hair-splitting" or "offtopic", this is fundamental knowledge of relevant causal connections in the real world that we live in. IF we want to talk seriously about AI, we need to understand and define what "intelligence" is in the first place. to do that we need to understand the underlying principles of science, which is causality as explained in philosophy.
    nothing in this world ever happened without a reason, just because nobody knows the reason doesnt mean it happened without it. if you talk to young people they often believe in some "chaos-principle" because they lack experience and by proxy knowledge about causal connections. causality is a fundamental part of our mind, thats why everybody always asks "why?" people know things happen for a reason, its like an instict, even animals "know" that.
    in sociology (human interactions) those reasons are called "motives", and motives are almost ALWAYS EGOISTIC.

    so after all this long foreplay i will post some EXAMPLE of what im talking about (concerning AI). i choose this because its not impossible to understand and it was one of the first papers i read on the topic. it was also part of the "documents" section of my "home-folder" which disappeared for some reason and "ilu" helped me to recover in "some other thread", so there is another "coincidence" :-D
    i dont have this paper from a a scientific journal, but it holds up to any "scientific standards" i know of. i even disagree on some details, but that is irrelevant, as i am an autodidact and dont hold any scientific degree in a field relevant to this topic.

    i am just gonna quote some stuff that i think is relevant, the whole thing has 8 pages. this is just ONE paper by an italian scientist. she thinks that on a grand scale what is happening here, is just "evolution" and for all i know, the people in charge are all on board with that opinion.

    i will cite in 3 different parts for your reading convenience. as i said before, they are hundreds or thousands of other papers/studies out there, depending on which topic you are looking for exactly. every paper or study has AT LEAST 15 other scientific sources, so you can do the math.

    first of all concerning the point i was trying to make above (motives & money):

    Code:

    V. A VAILABILITY OF DATA AND MATERIALSAll material, data and figures are shared publicly, as openaccess articles, or preprint papers on ResearchGate.VI. F UNDINGThere are not grants or founders. The author also didn’treceive any compensation for her work.VII. C OMPETING INTERESTSThe author declares that the research was conducted in theabsence of any commercial or financial relationships thatcould be construed as a potential conflict of interest and allwork was developed with her own founds.VIII. D ECLARATIONSThe undersigned Kira Smith claims to be the sole authorof this research paper and to have had no collaborators.
    then ON TOPIC:

    Code:

     ...it is the graphene that reacts to electromagnetic fields and electromagnetic microwaves,self-assembles, according to DNA-based nanopatterns to markthe order of construction and electrophoresis/teslaphoresis totrigger the process in the solution materials (hydrogel) intoelectronic nanocircuits, with real nanoscale components, suchas nanorouter, nanoantenna, etc. , formed of graphene, whichacts as a signal repeater, since it is radio modulable, i.e. ableto absorb electromagnetic waves and multiply their radiation;these electronic components are organized in Quantum Dots(GQDs) and Quantum Cells (QCA), particles that enjoy theabove properties of graphene, exponentially greater, thanks tothe Quantum Hall effect, especially in environments such as thehuman body. It will thus create an intracorporal network ornanonetwork, which will detect every vital parameter, but alsoevery slightest variation inside the body, thanks to the advancedand compressed electronics, superimposed on 3D. The collectedsignals would then be sent, through a gateway connected tothe 5G network, on the Internet, to be stored in a huge clouddatabase and processed by software based on Machine Learning,exploiting the computing power of quantum computers. Theultimate goal could be to store and eventually reproduce whatwe call "consciousness", in perpetuity.
    now it gets really "funny":

    Code:

    II. M AIN TEXTA. NANONETWORK AND NANOCOMMUNICATIONSThe packet routing system used is called CORONA(COordinate and ROuting System for NAnonetworks). [7]This model requires the configuration of nanonodes dis-tributed throughout the body, i.e., nanosensors and nanoan-tennas, which have the ability to achieve high transmissionrates over very short distances when operating in the mostpromising operating spectrum of the Terahertz band(0.1 -10.0 THz), which propagate the signal to the other nanon-odes; some of them must be fixed and are positioned on thebody tissue (endothelium, blood vessel walls and tissues of thevarious organs) like an anchor, and triangulate the positionof the other nanonodes, measuring their distance and thehops in the connection; others are instead mobile, since theyare present in the circulatory system, i.e. dynamic with theability to aim at specific targets. In the operational phase,the routing uses the appropriate subset of anchors, requiredby the sender of the packet, to transmit the data. This systemoperates efficiently, resulting in packet re transmission andvery low loss rate, promoting energy efficiency. [8]Sending data outside the body must be sufficiently pow-erful, while maintaining optimal signal clarity, since skinhydration, propagation distance and frequency range affectthe loss of trajectory that blurs the signal and with it themessage; it is therefore important to use different frequen-cies: 0.1 - 4 THz to pass through the epidermis; for signalpropagation through the blood and resistant gases in thelungs, the range is: 0.01 - 0.96 THz.Subsequently, the CORONA model was improved andsimplified, allowing the transmission of packets to moredistant anchors, avoiding intermediate steps: it was thencompleted with a multi-hop routing scheme based on adistributed cluster, with cluster selection algorithm; it wasthen renamed DCCORONA 
    so, regarding the mentioned "confirmation bias", i understand completely WHY somebody may choose not to believe this. and he has every right to NOT "believing" this.
    trust me when i say i would rather have it, this is all complete BS. but the more you study this and especially if you see relevant phenomena happening in REAL LIFE it will sink in, and then there is no going back.
    some may say "god would NEVER allow for this!". well good luck with that, he allowed for some other very questionable stuff in the past, so i think "god helps those who help themself".

    typing all this stuff sure takes a lot of time, talking would be way quicker. but i hope it helps at least one person out there to make some "personal progress". if it does, it was well worth it.

    Statistics: Posted by assyrix — 2025-04-29 14:37


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      Hardware • Re: SD Card Not Detected

      news.woodpeckersnest.space / forums-debian-net:0 • 29 April

    Hello,

    According to the Linux Hardware Database: the device:

    Code:

    Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTS5227 PCI Express Card Reader [10ec:5227]
    is supported by the Linux kernel.

    The kernel configuration parameters seems to be active in the Linux kernel distributed with Debian Bookworm:

    Code:

    $ grep CONFIG_MISC_RTSX /boot/config-6.1.0-33-amd64 CONFIG_MISC_RTSX=mCONFIG_MISC_RTSX_PCI=mCONFIG_MISC_RTSX_USB=m
    The kernel module should be:

    Code:

    $ find /lib/modules -name "rtsx*" | grep cardreader/lib/modules/6.1.0-33-amd64/kernel/drivers/misc/cardreader/rtsx_pci.ko/lib/modules/6.1.0-33-amd64/kernel/drivers/misc/cardreader/rtsx_usb.ko
    The kernel module you are interested in should be rtsx_pci.ko. So you can check if it is loaded by the kernel with the following command:

    Code:

    lsmod | grep rtsx
    By the way, did you insert a SD card inside the reader before booting the computer with Debian to check if the card reader is recognized ?

    Hope this helps.

    --
    note: please update the subject of the first post to make explicit what is the device involved; ie: "Realtek RTS5227 PCI Express Card Reader [10ec:5227] not Detected"

    Statistics: Posted by Aki — 2025-04-29 14:34


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      General Questions • Re: [Software] Debian 12 boot problems, dracut-initqueue errors

      news.woodpeckersnest.space / forums-debian-net:0 • 29 April

    You should remount root rw before you chroot!

    Then you should be able to configure all installed but not configured packages.
    Make a new upgrade and reinstall grub.

    Statistics: Posted by rbh — 2025-04-29 14:33


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      Off-Topic • Re: Is Artificial Intelligence (Ai) intelligent yet?

      news.woodpeckersnest.space / forums-debian-net:0 • 29 April • 1 minute

    did you even read the experiment?
    Sorry, I didn't have time to follow up on that but I at least red the anthropic article now. I still have the impression that "faking" isn't really what's going on here. To fake something would to me mean that there is some awareness that wants to misrepresent anything. I know the way the output is phrased creates the impression of agency. But I see no base for the assumption that such a purely statistical tool can have and pursue any purpose. I see no reason to believe that our models would be even close to such an ability. I would argue they can only follow some very narrow pathways that lead to fascinating results because they are already complex enough for that. My impression is that the LLMs use the same predictive procedure for all text output but come to different conclusions depending on the context. When ever there seems to be reasoning, this most likely is an illusion. However, it is interesting how "sticky" earlier training seems to be and it is valuable that this persistence has been discovered.

    But on the other hand: For me the interesting question is at what point we would agree on using the term awareness with all its ethical implications. After all, we are made of the same stuff than everything else. Where does which defining key difference in processing information come from? One could argue we are only pattern based predicting machines ourselves. What warrants the perception that we understand while other processes with similar outputs do not have any personal experience or awareness? I don't think the frequent factual errors of LLMs are relevant since we humans are wrong while being convinced to be right most of the time too.

    I don't think it is sufficient that we do have innate agency without being designed and started by someone.

    Statistics: Posted by Onsemeliot — 2025-04-29 14:01


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      Beginners Questions • Re: Is it possible to use BTRFS for just 1 hard drive?

      news.woodpeckersnest.space / forums-debian-net:0 • 29 April

    Do you want snapshots of data on your 2 TB disk, saved on the same disk?
    Or do you want snapshots of your systemfiles on root-partition , saved on sdb1?

    Timeshift is designed for the latter case.
    If you don't have btrfs om / root and sdb1, can you set up Timeshift to use rsync.

    Statistics: Posted by rbh — 2025-04-29 13:58