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GitHub Copilot Instructions for All Projects

Readability First: Prioritize clear, self-documenting code over clever solutions

Disclaimer: These commands with wrong parameters could damage your system. Take care!

Before you use any commands on this page you MUST find out the bus number for the led control on your system

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i2cdetect -y 0

i2cdetect -y 1

	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	# ==============================================================================
	# ext4 SSD / NVMe Benchmark Suite
	# Usage: ./ext4_ssd_bench.sh [/path/to/ext4/mount] [FILE_SIZE] [RUNTIME_SECS]
	# Example: ./ext4_ssd_bench.sh /mnt/nvme 32G 30
	# ==============================================================================

	set -e

	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	# ==============================================================================
	# ZFS Pool fio Benchmark Suite
	# Usage: ./zfs_bench.sh [/path/to/zfs/dataset] [FILE_SIZE] [RUNTIME_SECS]
	# Example: ./zfs_bench.sh /tank/bench 32G 60
	# ==============================================================================

	set -e

	#!/usr/bin/env bash
	#
	# Usage:
	# ./download-k3s-airgap-images.sh [K3S_RELEASE_TAG] [ARCH]
	#
	# Examples:
	# # Download for the latest stable release, auto-detect arch
	# ./download-k3s-airgap-images.sh
	#
	# # Download for a specific release and architecture

	#!/bin/bash

	# Define an array of remote host IPs
	hosts=("10.199.251.11" "10.199.251.12" "10.199.251.13")

	# Loop through each host
	for host in "${hosts[@]}"; do
	echo "Connecting to $host..."

	# Execute the command remotely to get the IP address and subnet mask of ens6f0

	blueprint:
	name: Appliance has finished
	description: Do something when an appliance (like a washing machine or dishwasher)
	has finished as detected by a power sensor.
	domain: automation
	input:
	power_sensor:
	name: Power Sensor
	description: Power sensor entity (e.g. from a smart plug device).
	selector:

	# Define variables
	$username = "kodekloud" # Username for the VM
	$plainPassword = "VMP@55w0rd" # Your VM password
	$vmSize = "Standard_B1s"
	$azureVmPublisherName = "Canonical"
	$azureVmOffer = "0001-com-ubuntu-server-jammy"
	$azureVmSkus = "22_04-LTS"

	# Creating VM credential; use your own password and username by changing the variables
	$password = ConvertTo-SecureString $plainPassword -AsPlainText -Force