Unable to charge if home charger supply has Ethernet over power

Zoomy · Jul 31, 2022

Mesh WiFi

Just do that and junk the powerline

Gomev · Jul 31, 2022

LazzzzYx said:
I don’t know I don’t have the car yet I’m just asking in advance in case I need to start rethinking my setup

All you can do is try it when the car does come, if it works all is well, if not have a backup plan in place.

LazzzzYx · Jul 31, 2022

Zoomy said:
Mesh WiFi

Just do that and junk the powerline

I wouldn’t need to add a mesh system because of the Sky Q mini box system but the connection over wifi compared to hard wired isn’t as smooth lol

Philekent · Aug 4, 2022

AndyJ said:
I recently replaced my old "BT Broadband Extender" with a much later technology "TP-LINK Powerline Adaptor". This caused havoc when trying to charge my MG ZS EV (you can hear it repeatedly trying to charge). In desperation I replaced the TP-LINK adaptor with a Netgear offering and got the same problem. Conclusion: the root cause is the use of the latest technology standards.
I contacted the supplier of my charger "Myengie" who asked if my car was an MG ZS! Seems this is a known problem. Sadly, my dealership don't or won't understand the issue. So, how do I contact MG??

HI Andy,

our [newly installed ] Indra Socket is working off a TP Link wifi extender and is giving us no problems. - so Far. Weve a Plusnet router and three extenders around the haouse and garage.

N2STY · Aug 4, 2022

Wifi is not the problem anyway

AK OK · Aug 4, 2022

Philekent said:
HI Andy,

our [newly installed ] Indra Socket is working off a TP Link wifi extender and is giving us no problems. - so Far. Weve a Plusnet router and three extenders around the haouse and garage.

WiFi != Powerline

Gomev · Aug 5, 2022

AK OK said:
WiFi != Powerline

No, Powerline extenders do not use WiFi.

AK OK · Aug 5, 2022

Gomev said:
No, Powerline extenders do not use WiFi.

(!= means "does not equal")

Gomev · Aug 5, 2022

In my mathematical days, ! meant factorial, <> meant not equal (or an equals sign crossed out)

If using ! as negation do not use the equal sign so should read......... WiFi ! Powerline

AK OK · Aug 5, 2022

Gomev said:
In my mathematical days, ! meant factorial, <> meant not equal (or an equals sign crossed out)

If using ! as negation do not use the equal sign so should read......... WiFi ! Powerline

Get with it daddio

What is the origin of != in the meaning "not equal to"?

As a programmer I have always assumed that using != as meaning not equal to when writing text (usually on the internet) came from programming languages. Is this true or is the origin different?

english.stackexchange.com

Gomev · Aug 6, 2022

AK OK said:
Get with it daddio

What is the origin of != in the meaning "not equal to"?

As a programmer I have always assumed that using != as meaning not equal to when writing text (usually on the internet) came from programming languages. Is this true or is the origin different?

english.stackexchange.com

Alright sonny

...... not many speak, or write computer notation in real world writing such as on a car forum.

From your quoted etymology piece

C and the unix shells use != for not equal, it comes from the maths symbol ≠.

Quite an exclusive usage really as most other languages use other notations.

AK OK · Aug 6, 2022

Gomev said:
Alright sonny ...... not many speak, or write computer notation in real world writing such as on a car forum.

It must be that internette wode Webby thingumajig

Gomev said:
From your quoted etymology piece

C and the unix shells use != for not equal, it comes from the maths symbol ≠.

Quite an exclusive usage really as most other languages use other notations.

C & Unix & derivatives power most of the modern world

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AndyJ · Aug 6, 2022

Gomev said:
Is that a Wi-Fi extender that you plug in? there is no problem with those, only powerline extenders that send the ethernet signal through the mains cause the problem.

The inverter is 80m from the house, hence wi-fi extenders don't help. Yes, it's powerline...

AK OK · Aug 6, 2022

AndyJ said:
The inverter is 80m from the house, hence wi-fi extenders don't help. Yes, it's powerline...

Shame whoever installed it didn't pull a network cable or two through whilst cabling it up

Gomev · Aug 7, 2022

AK OK said:
It must be that internette wode Webby thingumajig

C & Unix & derivatives power most of the modern world

After All These Years, the World is Still Powered by C Programming | Toptal®

C is one of the oldest programming languages around. While many high-level languages have surpassed C in usage for certain applications, the C programming language remains unrivaled for software that must harness the true power of the machine. In today's article, Toptal developer Daniel Angel...

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They power the little things in the world

and yes there are a lot of little things in the world, and run on 'toy' machines.......the big things like banking and finance require bigger toys.

AK OK · Aug 7, 2022

Gomev said:
They power the little things in the world and yes there are a lot of little things in the world, and run on 'toy' machines.......the big things like banking and finance require bigger toys.

Some of them old & creaky!

I know a banker who recently retired as the last purely COBOL (

) support guy maintaing legacy systems!

Horses for courses

Gomev · Aug 7, 2022

AK OK said:
Some of them old & creaky!

I know a banker who recently retired as the last purely COBOL () support guy maintaing legacy systems!

Horses for courses

I can assure you he was not the last, I know many.

C and Unix boxes just don't have the ability to process the number of transactions a mainframe can.
As an example, something I have worked on......Imagine all the POS (point of sale) card payments that are happening all at the same time during the day across virtually every single shop and online over the whole of the country, indeed world. It takes some power to read your card, send the request for funds first to the shops bank, which then sends the request to central clearing, who then send it to the customers bank. They then do a security check for sufficient funds and a fraud check for any suspicious activity. After that a return is sent to clearing and then back to the shops bank and finally to the shop checkout desk.....all in a few seconds.

Each box, be it a supercomputer, a mainframe, midrange or smaller with different languages all have their uses. A horses for courses scenario.

AK OK · Aug 7, 2022

Gomev said:
I can assure you he was not the last, I know many.

C and Unix boxes just don't have the ability to process the number of transactions a mainframe can.

Although
"Linux is the leading operating system on servers (over 96.4% of the top 1 million web servers' operating systems are Linux),[28] leads other big iron systems such as mainframe computers, and is the only OS used on TOP500 supercomputers (since November 2017, having gradually eliminated all competitors)

Written in C iirc

Courses for horses indeed!

Gomev said:
Each box, be it a supercomputer, a mainframe, midrange or smaller with different languages all have their uses. A horses for courses scenario.

Gomev · Aug 7, 2022

AK OK said:
Although
"Linux is the leading operating system on servers (over 96.4% of the top 1 million web servers' operating systems are Linux),[28] leads other big iron systems such as mainframe computers, and is the only OS used on TOP500 supercomputers (since November 2017, having gradually eliminated all competitors)

Written in C iirc

Courses for horses indeed!

Enough of computers this isn't the forum for them.

AK OK · Aug 7, 2022

Gomev said:
Enough of computers this isn't the forum for them.

(Unix & Linux etc both allow the != operator

)
Don't forget your bat

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