I got an idea. When the engine stops, I hear a metal noise. Maybe the grey part stops being pushed when the engine stops. So maybe that is a return wire which is supposed to turn on a light that shows that the engine is running.
There might be no ground connector on this engine. The copper coil seems to be insulated. I get no continuity when I touch the copper coil and it doesn't feel cold when I touch it with my hand. I'll just screw a ground wire to the outside shell of the engine.
The engine llooks old, a couple decades old I would say. The label on it says "A.L. CLARET, type MK 238". I did a continuity test from the black wire to the outer shell and it didn't beep. The black wire seems to go into the coil.
As far as I know, OpenSIL stands for Open Silicon Initialization Library, and handles only the hardware initialisation part of the boot process. It may still require loading binary blobs like the Platform Security Processor (PSP), which is AMD's version of Intel Management Engine
Je cherche à consulter les documents techniques unifiés (DTU), car je voudrais me renseigner avant de faire des travaux dans ma maison. Quelqu'un sait où je peux les télécharger ?
Hot leg as in a wire with current?
I got an idea. When the engine stops, I hear a metal noise. Maybe the grey part stops being pushed when the engine stops. So maybe that is a return wire which is supposed to turn on a light that shows that the engine is running.
There might be no ground connector on this engine. The copper coil seems to be insulated. I get no continuity when I touch the copper coil and it doesn't feel cold when I touch it with my hand. I'll just screw a ground wire to the outside shell of the engine.
Thanks for your help :)
The engine llooks old, a couple decades old I would say. The label on it says "A.L. CLARET, type MK 238". I did a continuity test from the black wire to the outer shell and it didn't beep. The black wire seems to go into the coil.
I use Libreelec. It is an OS that is made to run Kodi.
As far as I know, OpenSIL stands for Open Silicon Initialization Library, and handles only the hardware initialisation part of the boot process. It may still require loading binary blobs like the Platform Security Processor (PSP), which is AMD's version of Intel Management Engine
Yes, it is called AMD PSP
Justement, on sait techniquement comment ça marche ? Elles sont à quel niveau ces portes dérobées ?
Ça ressemblera à quoi en pratique ? Les constructeur seront obligés d'ajouter du code dans la ROM Android ? Ou dans le bootloader éventuellement ?
Pour passer au travers, il suffirait d'utiliser une autre ROM ? Ou d'acheter son téléphone à l'étranger ?
Désastreux comme les autres produits de Meta, ou encore plus ? Edit: Ah je viens de voir : https://lemmy.world/post/1002130
Ah super ! Merci :)
Est-ce possible de désactiver le chargement automatique des nouvelles publications ? Ma page d'accueil n'arrête pas de bouger !
Je cherche à consulter les documents techniques unifiés (DTU), car je voudrais me renseigner avant de faire des travaux dans ma maison. Quelqu'un sait où je peux les télécharger ?
Chez moi les portes qui étaient mal fermées se sont mises à trembler et cogner contre les dormants !