Mesa 7i76e - Joint 0/2 following error

Electronics has been my passion over the last 40 years, so you know how I feel when I inspect the electronics and hear him telling this story at the same time to indicate he did everything he could... Everyone has a strength, I believe. Obviously, electronics wouldn't quickly decide to make friends with him.

BTW, we are close together, but I wasn't close when he attempted to force it to life.

Your story makes me think of two guys riding in a pickup see an animal laying in the ditch, they stop. One says to the other "is it dead." "Don't know." "Poke it with a stick." He gets out of the truck with a baseball bat and beats it in the head a few times. "Yep, its dead."

It sounds like your cousin uses a particularly brutal form of electronics. Nonetheless a baseball wielding cousin could be handy to call on at times....

It sounds like you are on the right track. If you still get latency errors, let us know. I remember playing around with a number of BIOS Settings and running latency tests until I settled on a working config with the least latency.

Once you are happy it is working reliably, you may wish to add a USB wifi dongle if you need to connect it to your network and the internet.

Tonight, after disabling the WiFi with the command "nmcli wifi off", I haven't seen any errors, yet.
It appears to make a difference, even though, I had not configured an access point, when it was still enabled.
Didn't know it could harm that way...
I'm going to sleep...

Disabling the unused WiFi, that didn't improve to much, after all, I guess.
So I need a more powerful barebone.
This looks very nice (I need a VGA connector), but not cheap.
www.aliexpress.com/item/Hystou-Core-i5-M...ICS/32804101413.html