Michel Kohanim

@Guy Lavoie , Please submit a ticket and we'll take it from there. With kind regards, Michel

@Guy Lavoie , I doubt it. What exactly is the model number? An Amazon link would be great. With kind regards, Michel

@mmb , currently, if you give it a problem, such as why this is/is not happening, it will review your logs, then reviews all your programs to come up with a reason. It can also summarize all your programs in a folder as well as find relevant programs. It can also figure out if the logic doesn't make sense. What it can't (yet) do is to answer generic questions without any context. For instance, what type of problems? Also, this plugin is configurable to use Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok. So the more expensive the model you use, the better the reasoning. Everything I described above is based on the least expensive models (Claude Haiku and GPT Luna). With kind regards, Michel

Already does very complex ones and can spot and fix errors. With kind regards, Michel

I'd like to hijack this thread and tease you with our upcoming feature: eisy-ai ! With kind regards, Michel

Hello everyone, Just a teaser for eisy-ai to be in beta soon. If you want to have early access and provide your invaluable feedback for features/enhancements, please make sure to sign up for our focus group. P.S. This is from my home and 100% live feedback. With kind regards, Michel

Yes, because you local plugins are "developer" made/deployed, so I am assuming you already know how to ssh and do things on the command line. With kind regards, Michel

Hello everyone, You should not have to uninstall and reinstall "local" plugins. What you need to do is to remove the cert and key files so that they can be regenerated at install time. With kind regarsds, Michel

@sjenkins Local means that it's neither in beta nor production. With kind regards, Michel

@Guy Lavoie , if it's a local only plugin, you need to reinstall it. The migration process upgrades the certificates for production plugins installed in /var/polyglot/pg3 but it does nothing for local ones. With kind regards, Michel

What exactly is the issue with that (sometimes, too much information is not a good idea). The system has 8GB, it uses as much as it needs to keep things smooth (rather than using the swap space). Please note that eisy | lite only has 4GB, and it also used 96% of its memory and still does perfectly fine. In short, please do not spend too much time analyzing "one" number. If you really want to analyze memory usage, you need to use many tools (top, vmstat, procstat, etc.) and figure out what's using what. In my view, 100% futile especially if you don't have any problems with the system. With kind regards, Michel

Hello everyone, my sincere apologies. I was looking at the wrong thing. Memory is the RAM and Storage is the hard drive. Those values all seem correct. With kind regards, Michel

@Techman , Impossible. You have a partition called storage. This is absolutely not the original partition. @Geddy , This is the size of zfs root is about 35G on eisy. It's more on eisy r2. As long as it's less then 50% I would not worry about it at all. With kind regards, Michel

@Techman , Someone has partitioned your disk. Again, boot environments are NOT partitions. What's your storage partition?

@xlurkr , The repos are locked for polisy. So, next time you need to upgrade, just repeat the same command and use prod. Again, this only temporarily unlocks the repo (till next boot). No other side effects.