@NounLoul Unluckily i had the same issue, but it seems like the list isn't really old. Most of the wifi dongles aren't implemented, and the ones listed there are the ones that are sure to work (or not work)

For the chipset RTL8192EU for example there is still a work in progress in being added to the compatibile ones, as the RTL8xxx series of dongles are the most common nowadays.

Only solution so far is looking for an old but still obtainable RT5370 wifi dongle.

Hello Fab2Ris,

Ok super je te remercie je vais faire une infidélité à Raspberry :).

Je passe commande pour m'amuser à Noël.
Merci à toi a+.

Nicolas.

@substring Yes i know about the 'Run ahead to reduce latency' option and wasn't what i was referring to as i didn't even think it would be included in a RPi build due to it being so demand. What i was referring to however was the work which has been done on the backend since version 1.6.9 to lower input latency with no performance cost.

lol t'es sure ? jamais fais gaf si confirmation.
Merci a toi

@oyyodams ha! Guess you're right. Actually wouldn't mind if it was just the build showing tbf.

@Substring

Pas de soucis , moi pour le moment ça me suffit ,mais c'est à voir pour les prochaines releases.
merci encore en tout cas.

I have nothing found in the files to change the format.
I would change it to dd.mm.yy when i found it.

@cagiraudo now yourrouter/isp blocks NTP 😉

still looks like you can't set date and time according to the ntp server that was defined