Compiling tunneldigger client on Debian/Ubuntu is pretty straight forward if you follow official instructions. For Fedora I just needed to find appropriate package names and install them first: sudo yum install cmake
This post is just to remind me later of few misc openwrt wireless commands. First there is no iwconfig you need to install it: opkg update opkg install wireless-tools iwconfig command shows current
Raspberry Pi crew released tools and drivers than enabled reading from CPU and GPU temperature sensors. In order to read GPU temperature use: $ /opt/vc/bin/vcgencmd measure_temp $ temp=43.3'C Reading
If you have Arduino Mega 2560 on any updated Linux distro with avr-libc 1.8 you probably have an issue with compiling. Compiler usually fails with this error: attempt to use poisoned "
Eto već su prošle godine i stari nettop koji me par godina služio je odradio svoje, i ako se zvijezde poklope ima šanse da dobijem novi laptop, budget nije neograničen i moram birati
After gathering all flash based memory devices (USB flash memory sticks and SHDC cards) I could get my hands on I wanted to see how they compare to each other. Quick google search
If you are running Fedora 16 or 17 and you are missing your old GNOME desktop with Compiz Fusion effects then you will love this post. Thanks to the great work of Wolfgang
One simple oneliner that I picked up few years ago, and it is great for finding directories that eat up most of space in current directory. ls -A | grep -v -e '^\.\.$'
TrueCrypt is free (as in beer) software used for on-the-fly encryption of data, but it is not licenced under open source licence. tc-play is free (as in freedom) tool whic provides full support
If you wish to deploy lm-sensors on multiple different linux machines issue is with sensors-detect what ask you quite a few questions. I asked on IRC and got few suggestions. First one is
Hi, we have been testing what is the absolute maximum speed over wifi when using openwrt, for out test we used this hardware: 2 x Ubiquity Router station 2 x Wistron CM9 802.
Google has disabled wireless ad-hoc networking in Android from day one. Underlying Android libraries and wifi stack support adhoc networking and so far Google has provided no explanation why it still, even after