Today I learnedHow to fix WebDAV backup of HomeAssissant to Nextcloud
Today I learned: How to fix WebDAV backup of HomeAssissant to Nextcloud. So just a few days ago I enabled the brand-new backup target “WebDAV”…
Today I learned
Today I learned: Installing GrapheneOS works best as root.
I wanted to install GrapheneOS on my new Pixel phone. Their guide is great, and while I could not perform the web-based approach due to my choice of browsers, the command line instructions where spot on. Except for one thing: Flashing the custom ROM as a non-root user did not work for me on Fedora Linux. And while they even explain the underlying reasons (access to USB devices) and provide a solution, even with some research and workarounds I could not make it work.
It was as easy as performing the installation as root. It is even hinted on in their guide, that this might be the easiest approach, but I was curious if I could follow their non-root instructions to the point.
I just started using GrapheneOS, but I already like the experience. Even with the minor hiccup in the installation process, I still love how easy the setup was.
A former colleague and friend wrote a blog post on how he installed GrapheneOS on his device, so if you are interested in that, head over to his blog post in German language. Another recommendable blog post that gives a great overview of what GrapheneOS is from a technical and privacy point of view is this article in German language by the German IT security professional Mike Kuketz.
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