Mopar1973Man

I'll show you all my workstation. 12-core AMD processor 32 GB of RAM and only barely 15% used 4 TB hard drive M.2 chip (22% used for home data, 28% used for the OS system (root) 1Gbit Network (CAT6 Cable) As you can see, my workstation has all the common-sized stuff that most Windows PCs today are build with. So now...I want anyone to post up the amount of memory used on their Windows 10 or Windows 11 PCs. My uptime is low because I had a kernel update for the machine, so a reboot is required. Hard drive usage is low for 4TB hard drive yet. Perk bonus for linux users. No more defragging hard drives, no more anti-virus software, nor malware scanning of your machine. Being that I isolated my OS system to its own partition this makes the system secure too. Since the OS system files are tucked away like this, and if there is any reason I need to reinstall my Ubuntu, due to a screw up on a setting or a crashed system, there is no problem. I can reload the operating system completely with no ill effect to the personal data. This is done by partitioning your drive so the operating system is not part of the home folder. Now, during the reinstall, just notify Ubuntu where each folder is and tell the software not to format the home folder. It will remain untouched. The only catch is having to reinstall your other software. Anyone willing to show off their Windows PC?

Cables came, and I just found out the TP-Link switch I have can manage up to 48 Gbit signal across the entire network. All ports are limited to 1Gbit signals. So the cables for the workstations are top-notch and have a ping time of less than 1ms. I could have done the same with CAT5e and been cheaper, but I like the idea that I've got shielded cables now that are CAT6 rated. The best I've done is remove noise as a problem. I was showing @Tweety Bird the difference between CAT5 and CAT6 is that the jacket is thicker, with shielding foil/wire. This CAT6 is solid copper and not CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum). Then the divider in the middle to separate the 4 pairs.

I found new cables for a pair for the left and right rear door for just under 30 bucks. Harfington55275106 Rear Left Right Side Door Latch Cable Fit for Do...Buy 55275106 rear left right side door latch cable fit for dodge for ram - pack of 2 black at Harfington, get more hood release cables in various size.

I love mine I finally got the rear camera mounted at the license plate. Great view and wide angle view as well. Touch screen allows for tipping the camera up or down like you would move your mirror. My setup required both directions of the camera to be flipped, and it works great. Records the GPS location in real time with your video, so position, speed, and direction are all recorded and will display even your road speed of recording, and even if you're talking in the cab. Mirror has voice commands as well.

With 503K miles on the Beast alot of stuff is going bad and falling apart. I need to take advantage of things I have access to and the time I have available when the weather is better. Plastics have been ordered, and I'm going to start restoring Beast. I just ran into a guy just down the road from me who has a straight rear bumper and will to just give it to me. Bonus!

Beast is falling apart completely. The plastics are failing left and right. I've got to pull the dash apart to fix a speaker problem. @Tweety Bird telling me just order the plastics and get them coming. I placed an order through LMC truck for the new plastics for the dash, and then found a smaller part supplier that has the rear quad door cables for a pair at $30. Cheap! Yesterday I was out and had enough dry weather to install the rear speakers and then move the rear camera to the rear bumper. The Wolfbox dash camera works awesome. New pair of door cables for the rear quad doors and then new dash plastics!

This turned into a problem child to a degree. My driver's side rear door release cable for the inside door latch broke at both ends of the cable. Urgh! I'm going to repair the end hopefully with super glue and atime to till I can order the right cable. 20+ year old plastic is brittle. I've got to pull my dask bezel, and I'm sure more of it will break now, too. Argh!

The other problem you starting to see how often im capable of working on my truck which is all based on weather now.

Cables due to be here tomorrow. More to come.

Now today I was wiring up the rear speakers and then lost connection on both left speakers.I pulled the front left apart and recrimp the connector solved. Now the left rear is dead no signal. I think a darn mouse chewed the wires in the dash. Ugh! More to come.

Yeah. I would of bought a box and ends but I already have a 500 foot roll of direct bury outdoor CAT6 cable. I've even got two new cameras I want to mount to pole out in the yard. I need to clean up the yard in that spot so I can place a pole. Shop trash heap is in the way. Then run from the switch to both PCs is just barely 16 foot at the longest. 3 cables coming to replace the CAT5 cables. What bandwidth does your cameras run at? Mine seem to only hook up at 10/100 shown by the network. Just the Verizon extender too. Dang cheap CAT5.

Weird. I would consider either grabbing a small sample and testing both. Maybe catch the delivery truck and talk to him. See if your state has different policies. Last time I caught Maverik delivery I was able to find how much additives are being added.

Your problem could be the Edge Juice most likely too advanced in timing. Then how many miles on your injectors? As injectors wear out the pop pressure falls off for every 10 bar drop the injectors gain 1 degree advancement. This mean you would have to reduce timing in your tune to keep numbers up. Then the high cetane of biodiesel is lower BTUs but also needs less timing (retard) to burn efficiently. Quadzilla im starting at 12°BTDC at 1500 RPMs. Im not sure if your Edge has any timing adjust.

@Tweety Bird asked me to send some documents to her computer workstation. I'm getting a message of "No Route". I check the network switch for her PC to be present. Nope is not even registered in the network. I've been working with damaged scraps of cable, trying to get by. Nope! I'm done. I jumped out on Amazon and found a 10 GBit CAT6 cable rated for 10 GBit. I'm going to upgrade the 2 lines between the workstations so that large data moves can happen quickly. I just remember I need to order one more short cable about 6 feet tonight, so the server and the two stations will all have 10 GBit bandwidth, and I could move data like I have the internet backbone. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00G9BN4L6?th=1