User tests of the windows installer iorel1-setup.exe and the zip archive iorel1-bin-win32.zip revealed a nuber of problems.

1. missing python tools library
2. missing dlls xalan, xerces and msvcrtd libraries

These modifications were made, tested and applied to the distributions at source forge and google. Assuming the user has a working python distribution the new installation configures iome correctly.

Install Windows XP di MACBOOK memang agak rumit, tidak seperti install pada notebook biasa. Bayangkan mau masuk bios gak bisa (gak tau caranya), masukin cd bisa tapi mau ngeluarinnya bingung cari tombol open/closenya, pokoknya ga biasa dech…

Nah ini ada temen di Forum Mac Indonesia yang baik banget nge-share trik instal XP di Macbook. Silakan dicoba…:)

Cara install XP di Macbook. :
1. Kalau sistem operasi Macbook anda masih yang lama (sekarang MAC OSX 10.5)
download boocamp, install dan jalankan
2. kalau sitem operasinya sudah MAC OSX 10.5 Leopard, anda tidak perlu cari tools lain, semua sudah tersedia.
3. Masukkan CD XP Service Pack 2 atau 3 Original (jangan yang SP1). kemudian hidupkan macbook anda
4. Ingat sebelum meneruskan install, pastikan anda ingat username dan password admin di MAC OSX nya.
5. Cari kemudian klik Aplications>tools>bootcamp.
6. Bikin partisi windowsnya, defaultnya 5gb anda bisa maksimalkan menjadi 32gb tinggal clik use 32gb kemudian klik PARTITIONS.
7. Sekarang anda sudah siap install windows XP “Klik Start Installation, jangan salah memformat, ingat partisi yang akan di install adalah Fat32.
Bikin partisinya kemudian format. Ikuti petunjuk selanjutnya seperti halnya menginstall windows XP di komputer biasa.Setelah selesai keluarkan CD XP anda, dengan cara Buka Windows Explorer, klik kanan pada CD, kemudian klik eject.
8. Sekarang masukkan CD MAC OS-X disk 1 ke CDROM Macbook, untuk menginstal Drivernya, ikuti langkah selanjutnya hingga finish.
9. Macbook anda sudah terinstal dengan 2 Operating Sistem yaitu MAC OSX 10.5 dan Windows XP.
10.Untuk memunculkan menu pilihan ke dua Operating Sistem tersebut matikan/restart MAcbook, tekan dan tahan tombol “Options” maka akan muncul seperti gamabar di bawah ini.
11. Untuk menset default booting : Masuk melalui MAC OSX kemudian klik System Preference, klik Starup Disk,
kemudian klik Sistem operasi mana yang mau dijalankan Secara otomatis (Kalau anda memilih MAC OSX berarti MAcbook anda akan boting langsung dengan MAC OSX dan kalau pilih Windows MAcbook anda akan booting/Startup menggunakan Windows), setelah itu klik restart.

Semoga bermanfaat ya temen2..Jangan lupa ya transferannya ke rek gw…hehehe (klo minta instalin orang bisa kena 300rb gan…wkwkwk)

Sumber : Forum Mac Indonesia

Anleitung für die Aktivierung des Palm Pre
Diese Anleitung zeigt Ihnen alle wichtigen Informationen rund um die Erstinstallation und Aktivierung Ihres Palm® Pre.
Schritt 1: Sprache auswählen
Wählen Sie zunächst die Sprache aus, in der Sie Ihr Palm Pre bedienen möchten.
 
Drücken und halten Sie die Ein-/Aus-Taste.
Tippen Sie auf die gewünschte Sprache.
Tippen Sie auf »Bestätigen«.
Tippen Sie auf »Weiter«.
Schritt 2: Die AGB annehmen
Sie müssen die Allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen (AGB) für Palm Dienste annehmen, um das Palm Pre verwenden zu können.
 
Tippen Sie auf das Pluszeichen, um die vollständigen AGB anzuzeigen.
Tippen Sie auf »Annehmen« um die AGB zu bestätigen. (Wenn Sie auf »Ablehnen« tippen, kehren Sie zum Anfang des Aktivierungsprozesses zurück.)
Schritt 3: Erstellung eines Palm Profils
Sie benötigen ein Palm Profil, um das Palm Pre zu nutzen. Mit diesem erhalten Sie unter anderem Zugang zu Palm Diensten wie Software Updates und dem Palm Pre AppCatalogue.
 
Tippen Sie auf »Neues Profil erstellen«.
Geben Sie über die Tastatur Ihren Vor- und Nachnamen ein.
Geben Sie ein Kennwort ein und bestätigen Sie es.
Geben Sie eine gültige E-Mail-Adresse ein.
Tippen Sie auf »Weiter«.
Schritt 4: Anmeldung für standortbasierte Dienste
Mit dem Palm Pre können Sie standortbasierte Dienste nutzen. Dabei wird Ihre genaue Position bestimmt, so dass Sie sich Ihren aktuellen Aufenthaltsort anzeigen lassen und Navigationsdienste nutzen können. Hierfür müssen Sie den Servicebedingungen und den Datenschutzbestimmungen von Google Mobile zustimmen.
 
Tippen Sie auf »Weiter«.
Tippen Sie auf »Zustimmen«. (Wenn Sie auf »Ablehnen« tippen, werden die standortbasierten Dienste deaktiviert.)
Bezüglich der standortbasierten Dienste haben Sie zwei Optionen: Tippen Sie auf »Automatische Ortung aktivieren« oder »Jedes Mal fragen«. Wählen Sie »Automatische Ortung aktivieren« stellt Ihr Palm Pre die standortbasierten Daten automatisch bereit, wenn eine Anwendung dies erfordert. Wählen Sie »Jedes Mal fragen« müssen Sie jedes Mal zustimmen, wenn eine Anwendung die Standortdaten Ihres Palm Pre anfordert.
Tippen Sie auf »Weiter« und befolgen Sie die Bildschirmanweisungen, bis die Aktivierung abgeschlossen ist.

Quelle http://www.o2online.de/nw/business/auseinerhand/highlights/palmpre/aktivierung/aktivierung-des-palm.html

Kebanyakan game2 d sini ato d site2 lain mengharuskan anda memiliki software ini untuk mengistall game2 tersebut

http://www.indowebster.com/DAEMON_DiscTools.html

Password

idws4ever--win7rtm--valentphoenix90

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My laptop is hardly the top of the range and after having it for the last 2 – 3 years I thought a memory upgrade might just be what it needs. With the much anticipated Windows 7  (positive or negative), I thought the time was right. But I asked myself where the best would be to buy memory for a laptop and more importantly at the right price?

Well after much searching in the land of the web, I discovered mermemory.co.uk. I have to say I was not disappointed. Even for the most technically challenged, this website actually makes it possible for any technophobe to order the memory they need with 100% success.

What is really useful about this site is the user is provided with a selection tool that identifies your exact make and model giving you or anyone the confidence of buying the right memory module. Delivery was quick, and well I’m typing on the laptop right now so the two sticks are working.

The only thing I would say is that some motherboards do need two modules of memory. I made the mistake of only ordering one 2GB stick and when I tried to repeat the order, because of the flat HTML design the second order did not get processed; nothing that a friendly customer support sorted out promptly on the Monday morning. Apart from that and the fact Mr Memory do not trade on the weekend, I would recommend a visit and a purchase.

The business has a genuine feel to it, but also very capable. Check it out.

We have had quite a few requests to provide décor ideas to hide unsightly air conditioning units in gardens. Badec Bros Deco specializes in feature walls, such as gabion feature walls. These designer walls are ideal to hide air conditioning units, unsightly views, or ugly old walls, without having to remove the existing wall.

We manufacture our gabion walls from 30mm x 3mm angle iron, which is welded together to ensure a strong frame. Then we weld strong, steel mesh onto the frame to create the shape of the wall. Once the hollow wall structure has been manufactured, we install it on site and fill it with pebbles, slate stone or chunky quartzite gravel.

Alternatively, we can also construct mild steel feature walls and add intricate detail to the surface of the steel to decorate it. There are three finishes to choose from. We can powder coat the feature wall in any colour imaginable, or we can apply mild steel finish or a rusted finish. Our powder coating is SABS approved.

Badec Bros Deco can also manufacture mild steel screens. These screens can be used to create privacy or to hang Cubedec hanging pots or hanging sculptures onto. We can customize our mild steel screens to any size and shape and with a wide range of finishes, such as powder coating in any colour, mild steel finish or a rust effect or even wooden cladding.

Should you wish to have your very own signature Cubedec feature wall, steel dustbin, interactive sculpture, Cubedec shelving, Cubedec miniature Zen garden box, 2010 Soccer World Cup décor, mild steel lamp shade, mild steel screen, Cubedec laser-cut logo, gabion counter, narration stand, gabion light cage, gabion bollard, gabion water feature, sculptured living wall, sculptured flagpoles, unique pot and drip tray, customized sculpture, Cubedec bench, trendy steel décor with your company logo emblazoned on it, mild steel inspirational slogan, steel laser-cut signage, mild steel mould, Cubedec Pot, hanging sculpture, gabion pot, gabion wall or gabion terrace, wooden or steel feature poles, bar code trellis, Cubedec water feature, pergola, arch, sculpture or trellis, please feel free to contact our energetic and knowledgeable sales representative, Mareleen van Zijl, on her cell phone at 078 800 5112, the office number at 012 460 7990, or via e-mail at mareleen@badecbros.com

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Badec Bros Deco will create a 3 dimensional render and calculate a quotation FREE OF CHARGE for you! We can deliver your unique Badec Bros Deco product(s) within 10 to 15 working days, upon acceptance of the design and quotation and the required 50% deposit. These services come standard and will not cost you a cent extra! We offer a 1 year guarantee on all our products.

Nokia E72 termasuk HP symbian S60 V3 terbaru dari nokia, jadi untuk meng-hacknya agar bisa  menginstall aplikasi yang masih “unsign”, diperlukan langkah-langkah khusus untuk mnghacknya.
Berikut ini tips dari kaskuser dengan ID 136123240 :

Untuk hack pake helloOX 2.03 secara garis besar ada 3 langkah:
A. Request Certificate
B. Sign HelloOX
C. Install & Hack

A. Request Certificate

-Pertama2 silahkan req certificate terlebih dahulu, saya anjurkan req di http://cer.opda.cn/en/
-Silahkan register terlebih dahulu kemudian login
-Setelah login klik apply certificate
-Isi form yang ada:
Model : E72
IMEI : Terdapat di kardus hp atau ketik *#06#
Konfirmasi IMEI : Isi sama dengan IMEI
Remark : Isi sembarangan aja gpp
-Setelah itu klik Submit Application
-Silakan logout
-Setelah -+ 24 jam login ke website opda lagi lalu klik My Certificate (Lama pembuatan tergantung hoki2an, gw aj 6 jam udah jd..)
-Jika certi udah jadi maka di bagian bawah operate akan ada link untuk download cer dan key
-Ya download dunk.. :hammer:
-Sekalian donlot signtools yg udah disediakan (SignSIS untuk sign lwt PC, FreeSigner untuk sign lwt hp)

B. Sign HelloOx

-Pertama donlot dlu helloOx yg unsigned di [url]http://helloox2.com/ sign helloox tsb dg signtools yg udah anda donlot
-Sign helloox pake certi & key yg udah didapet dari opda

C. Install & Hack

-Install helloOX yang udah disign ke hp
-Kalo muncul certificate error berarti ada 2 macam kesalahan
1. saat sign (Silakan ulangi step B)
atau
2. pada saat pengisian kolom IMEI di opda (Ini nih yang ribet.. silakan apply cer lagi di opda dan tunggu lagi mpe jadi.. Deritamu nak..)
-Kalo sukses maka di application akan muncul helloOX
-Run helloOX
-Setelah selesai dan sukses maka akan muncul ROMPatcher di application
-SELAMAT HP ANDA SUDAH TERHACK DENGAN SUKSESSSSSSS :beer::beer::beer:
-Pada rompatcher ada 2 patch, open4all untuk membuka akses ke private folder dan Installserver untuk menginstall aplikasi unsign

Servidor SSH – Security Shell.

Na minha opinião é o melhor software de acesso remoto para linux. Tem como principal característica a criptografia de dados, uso simples, possibilidade de transferência de arquivos entre máquinas, criação de túneis e túneis reversos e também cria túneis para qualquer aplicação mandar seus dados.

Por padrão, os servidores Debian vem sem o Servidor SSH. Para instalar use o seguinte comando:
# apt-get install ssh

Uso do Cliente SSH
1 – Se conectando a um servidor SSH
# ssh usuario@ip

Exemplo:
# ssh ajvt@192.168.1.2

Copiando um arquivo de um servidor:
# scp usuario@ip:/local destino

Exemplo:
# scp root@192.168.1.2:/etc/services /home/ajvt

# scp ajvt@192.168.1.2:~/texto.txt ~

Copiando Diretórios:
# scp -r ajvt@192.168.1.2:/etc /tmp

Copiando arquivos e Diretórios de uma máquina local para o servidor (Basta inverter a ordem)
scp /etc/services root@192.168.1.2

scp -r /etc root@192.168.1.2

Em interfaces gráficas como KDE e GNOME, você pode usar o gerenciandor de arquivos (Nautilus no Gnome e Konqueror no KDE) para fazer cópias de conteúdos entre máquinas.
Na barra de endereços do Gerenciador, faça: sftp://usuario@ip
Exemplo:
sftp://ajvt@192.168.1.2

É possível também usar acesso remoto entre as plataformas Windows e Linux, através dos clientes putty e winscp.

O Comportamento padrão do cliente ssh é definido no arquivo /etc/ssh/ssh_config
Para aprender mais sobre estes parâmetros de configurações do cliente ssh consulte o manual de opções do cliente ssh através do comando:
# man ssh_config

Servidor SSH

Porta Padrão: 22 tcp
Arquivo de configuração: /etc/ssh/sshd_config

A instalação padrão do ssh já deixa o servidor configurado. Para alterar o estado do servidor ssh use:
Para parar, iniciar e reiniciar o servidor ssh
# /etc/init.d/ssh stop

# /etc/init.d/ssh start

 # /etc/init.d/ssh restart

Alterando algumas configurações do Arquivo /etc/ssh/sshd_config

Protocolo a ser usado pelo servidor (Existem as versões 1 e 2)
Protocol 2

Tempo para o seu servidor criar novas chaves
KeyRegenerationInterval 1h

tamanho da chave,quanto maior é melhor
ServerKeyBits 768

Nível de detalhamento das mensagens exibidas nos logs
SyslogFacility AUTH

Define opção de mensagens dos logs
LogLevel INFO

Estabelece tempo por inatividade na conexão SSH (No login e não no uso)
LoginGraceTime 2m

Essa opção define se o usuário root pode ou não se conectar via SSH no servidor
PermitRootLogin yes

É bom ativar essa opção para o servidor detectar se as chaves estão com com suas permissões adequadas, ou seja, seguras
StrictModes yes

Tentativas máximas de senhas erradas ao logar.
MaxAuthTries 6

Estabelece o número de conexões simultâneas
MaxStarups 3

Permite autenticação de chaves com senhas
PasswordAuthentication yes

Permite ou não a opção de senhas em branco
PermitEmptyPasswords no

Exibe o login da última pessoa que logou
PrintLastLog yes

Separa os processos de todos os usários em áreas de memórias diferentes. Isso resulta em maior segurança.
UsePrivilegeSeparation yes

Mantém a conexão ativa mesmo em inatividade (Manda pacotes de tempo em tempo para manter o socket aberto)
TCPKeepAlive yes

Arquivo que será exibido no login de todos os usuário.
Banner /etc/issue.net

Ativa o sftp-server, servidor ftp com criptografia.
Subsystem sftp /usr/libexec/sftp-server

Define se será usada compactação na transferência.
Compression yes

Limita que somente este usuário poderá logar
AllowUser dailson

Ídem ao ítem anterior, porém com grupos
AllowGroups administradores

Proibe joao de usar o ssh
DenyUsers joao

Proibe os usuários deste grupo de logarem no servidor ssh
DenyGroups usuarios

Não esqueça que qualquer alteração no arquivo de configuração do servidor SSH, o serviço DEVE ser reiniciado:
/etc/init.d/ssh restart

Open a Terminal and type:
sudo apt-get install python-opengl python-gtkglext1

Then open/restart glChess.

So I have to start from scratch!

I was trying two different methods of BACKUP for Ubuntu.

One was a humungous tar command which allegedly zips the entire system into a 1.6 gig tar file.

The other was something called simple backup which installed through synaptic manager.

The simple backup ran and created a folder /var/backup that could not be accessed without root privileges.

I could swear that I blogged elaborate notes about the tar backkup, but somehow that tar file winds up in root, and cannot be accessed except with admin root rights.

So, someone suggested that I issue in terminal

sudo nautilus

which would launch me into the file manager with super rights.

I got some error messages, but it did put me into file manager with rights, and it allowed me to delete that /backup.tar.gz file.

But when I rebooted, then I was getting this error:

THE CONFIG DEFAULTS FOR GNOME POWER MANAGER HAVE NOT BEEN INSTALLED CORRECTLY.

I searched for some way to boot into a rescue mode, but nothing worked.

So, I am starting all over, first with the Gnome partition program, except THIS TIME I am making root 10000 instead of 5000. I am leaving the swap-file partition at 5000 like the first time. I feel that I need a larger root.

Now, I keep re-running the ubuntu install and it keeps hanging. It may help now that I hit F4 and used the SAFE GRAPHICS MODE.

IF and when I get a fresh Ubuntu install, then I have the option to try and unzip that one tar backup which I have. On the one hand, it is taking me so long to do the install, that I am afraid that the tar restore will not work, and I will be back at the beginning. On the other hand, when will I ever try the tar unzip restore to know that it is reliable?

For some reason, the Ubuntu install keeps dying, hanging. So, I went back into the Gnome partition software and tried making everything ext4 format instead of ext3. And I made /home half the size and added a 4th partititon called /extra.

Might as well experiment with different things.

Suddenly, Ubuntu is coming right up! I guess it likes ext4 better than ext3!?

ubuntu install manual pdf ext4

Here are some odd differences from my first experience:

As the install began, I plugged in my Belkin USB WiFi adapter, and Ubuntu INSTANTLY recognized it without having to bother with ndiswrapper!

As the install advanced, it showed me the partitions I created with Gnome Partition Manager, and then said THERE IS NO OPERATING SYSTEM DO YOU WANT TO USE THE ENTIRE DISK. So, I said yes, and I guess it is creating its own root and swap.

It occurs to me that I do not DARE try that old tar file restore, for the simple reason that the previous install was NOT ext4.

So if I do anything at all, it should be to immediately try a complete backup and then a restore right now with the tar method.

I do think the install goes better if I press F4 and choose the safe monitor mode.

During my first install, I wasted tons of time on various problems.

I did not realize that I had an obsolete mouse that did not function correctly, so that made things difficult during the initial partitioning and installation.

I spent tons of time trying to make ethernet cable work, but now I know that it is best for me to stick with WiFi.

And I spent a lot of time in vain trying to use ndiswrapper for the Belkin, when it is recognized automatically.

This time around, I did something a little different when the install finished. Instead of clicking on REBOOT, I clicked on CONTINUE TESTING which simply means that I can go to update manager, and install some things, which seems to make more sense then immediately rebooting.

The Update Manager said I was up to date but when I clicked on SEARCH for updates, it found many, and is installing them now.

I do notice that there is an error message to the effect that some of the drive is not formatted. I may take courage and try to correct that now. Once a week or two of work has gone by, I wont have the courage to possibly make a mistake. But if I am going to address the problem/question, now is the time.

Oddly enough, when I removed the install disc, shut down, and then rebooted from the hard drive, the Belkin WiFi was not recognized until I unplugged it and then plugged it back in, and then I had to reenter the WEP key.

I am redoing the UPDATE downloads. They had some trouble when I was in the CONTINUE TESTING mode. And the SHUTDOWN icon that I added to the launch pad was not there when I rebooted.

My UPDATES just now finished ok. The very next thing I will do is add TERMINAL to the launch pad, and enter the command

sudo tasksel

arrow down to highlight LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL PhP)

AND PRESS SPACE BAR TO CHECK IT FOR INSTALL

AND THEN tab down to and press enter.

This is the easiest and most straight-forward way to get MySQL database engine, Apache webserver, and PhP dynamic HTML to interact with the SQL database.

It prompts me for the password for the MySQL user and then verifies the password. Next I will go to synaptic manager and install phpmyadmin. I key in phpmy in the search field and it jumps right to phpmyadmin. I mark it for install. During the install it asks me if I want apache2 (which I do) or lighttpd (which I DO NOT).

Next, in Firefox, I key in localhost/phpmyadmin

It prompts me for the user which this first time should be root, and the password.

Now that you are in as Admin, you must add your own user name (I use bryan in honor of my step-son) and give all possible rights.
So, click on PRIVILEGES and go down to ADD NEW USER.
I leave the default of ANY HOST, I click on CHECK ALL for privileges

and I check CREATE DATABASE WITH SAME NAME AND GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES. After all, I can always go back and add a different user name, with different privileges if need be.

I add GEDIT to the launch pad, and paste and save the SQL code generated to create the new user and save it to the desktop.

Then, I exit from phpmyadmin by going to the little icons in the upper left which are hard to see, and clicking on EXIT.

Next, I want to set up Evolution email and add my two Gmail accounts.

I notice that the first thing Evolution offers to me is an opportunity to restore from a backup file. I should have made such a backup. But I will in the future.

In order to set up the two Gmail accounts, I had to experiment quit a bit to guess at the proper settings.

Whenever you launch EVOLUTION email client in Ubuntu, you may click on Edit-> Preferences and see the various email accounts that you are attached to.

The two TRICKY tags are SENDING EMAIL and RECEIVING EMAIL

For a Gmail account, in the RECEIVING EMAIL, you want to specify
Server: pop.gmail.COM
Username: (whatever your email user name like superman or wonderwoman if you prefer i.e. whatever name you chose to go in your address like MYFREAKINGNAME@gmail.com but leave out the @gmail.com part for this field and just enter the NAME)

Use secure connection: SSL encryption
Authentication type: PASSWORD

and you may experiment with checking the REMEMBER ME box to see which you might prefer.

The SENDING EMAIL is configured as follows for Gmail:

Server type: SMPT
Beneath this option check the box for SERVER AUTHENTICATION REQUIRED.

Server: smpt@gmail.com

Use Secure Connection: SSL encryption

Type: Login

And you may experiment with checking and unchecking the REMEMBER PASSWORD box to see what suits your need.

Username: (here you put your user name as above – e.g. superman, wonderwoman)

NOW I test out my first gmail by sending a message to my second gmail that I am about to add.

I will be prompted twice for the password, once to receive mail, and once to send.

Then I click on EDIT and Preferences to ADD A SECOND GMAIL ACCOUNT.

The first time it took me an hour or two to figure out the correct email settings. It is very fortunate that I took the time to write everything down.

Next, I want to go to the synaptic manager and install Konversation for IRC chat in the Ubuntu forum.

I have already registered my name there as WilliamBuell.

During this second install, I found it handy to refer to http://delicious.com/billbuell to see some of the many bookmarks I have saved.

The install time for all these packages adds up to a lot of time, in addition to the efforts to configure them, and everything depends upon these elaborate notes.

Once the install is done, I go to APPLICATIONS, INTERNET and I will see Konversation there. I right click on it and add it to the Launch pad which is the bar accross the top of my desktop.

I click on Konversation and click EDIT, and then next to IDENTITY where it says DEFAULT IDENTITY I click EDIT. I remove any names that might be there and put WilliamBuell

at the bottom under service I put nickserv and then I enter my password. NOTE one has to have registered a name with nickserv before this will work.
I click on Away and Advanced and place my wordpress url in the part and quit messages, but I dont know if that will work or if it is permitted.

Now that Konversation is set up, I will install EMPATHY, the chat client for AIM, MSN, ICQ, Yahoo, etc.

I say YES I want to enter my new account details NOW, and click FORWARD.

First I add my two gmail accounts
williambuell and literarydiscussions
, and at the bottom, make certain that YES I WANT TO ADD MORE is clicked.

Next I add my AOL chat identity literarytalks
Then I add MSN bill_buell@hotmail.com
Next, ICQ
and finally Yahoo literarydiscussions

Well I guess I have restored enough of Ubuntu for today since it is almost 7:00 am

Just before I went to sleep, I stumbled across an Ubuntu forum in India, so I joined and posted a link to this blog

http://forum.ubuntu-in.info/forum/general-support

I decided to take a look at VirtualBox.
I’ve included screenshots below showing what the installation process looks like.

Download Location

VirtualBox can be downloaded from http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

I used VirtualBox 3.0.12 for Windows hosts x86/amd64

Installation

Installation is very straightforward and consists of clicking on the downloaded executeable (VirtualBox-3.0.12-54655-Win.exe) and following a small number of prompts as shown:
(I experienced about 5 prompts to confirm installation of unsigned drivers. I’ve only inclued one example of each below to avoid duplication)

around your home safe badgers, squirrels and occasionally jogging is a teenager in this episode of DIY's largest home security!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Az5YdAZqEg&hl=en

http://diyhomedepot.ugetblog.com/ http://diy-diylandscaping.blogspot.com

Here are the list of useful commands frequently used during package management.

pkgadd

Adds software packages to the system

pkgrm

Removes software packages from the system

pkginfo

Displays software package information

pkgchk

Checks the accuracy of a software package installation

So, we’ll take an example to use above commands. I’ve a package called SUNWant.Z, which I want to install.

So I use the following syntax to add a package.

pkgadd -d SUNWant.Z

To check whether your package has been installed, you can use pkginfo and grep the output to find a specific package.

pkginfo | grep SUNWant

To check the accuracy of the package, you can use pkgchk command as:

pkgchk SUNWant

To remove above package, we have the pkgrm command to use:

pkgrm SUNWant

Refer the Sun documentation for further details.

Untuk editor java, saya menggunakan netbean karena lengkap maka program netbean ini membutuh kan spesifikasi pc yang agak berat. Program editor ini bisa anda peroleh / download di http://netbeans.org/downloads/index.html, di situ ada beberapa option budle yang bisa anda download.

Setelah anda download lakukan instalasi sampai selesai. Sekedar informasi untuk editor java ada beberapa optional / pilihan, atau jika malas download, bisa juga menggunakan notepad.

Sebelum memulai membuat program dengan basis java, anda harus terlebih dahulu mengisntal program java. Untuk download program jdk yang terbaru bisa diperoleh / di download di situs resmis nya, di http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp

Setelah anda download program jdk tersebut maka selanjut nya tinggal proses instalasi nya. Proses instalasi jdk :

1. double klik file jdk yang habis di download
2. selanjutnya monitor akan menampilkan proses instalasi wizard
3. setelah progress selesai maka akan muncul license agreement, pilih opsi “I accept ….” habis itu klik tombol next
4. kemudian muncul kotak dialog custom, pilih next aja
5. habis itu akan muncul browser registrasi, klik tombol insttal>
6. tunggu sampai selesai maka proses instal sudah selesai.

Untuk konfigurasi program jdk agar bisa di jalankan di semua direktori / agar java di kenal di semua direktori dalam windows maka kita perlu konfigurasi jdk.

1. Control panel
2. system
3. pilih tombol di bawah “Environment variables”
4. klik new
5. isi variabel name dengan “Path”
6. kemudian isi variable value dengan letak direktori bin, dimana java di instal.
7. Jika sudah selesai maka klik OK

Setelah dilakukan konfigurasi, maka kita cari tahu apakah konfigurasi yang telah kita lakukan itu benar atau salah bisa kita cek melalui command prompt, kemudian ketik javac trus tekan enter, jika tidak muncul apa2 maka lakukan konfigurasi ulang mungkin ada kesalahan dalam penulisan letak direktori. jika benar maka akan muncul beberapa option.

Jika sudah benar maka proses instalasi dan konfigurasi, JDK ini sudah bisa digunakan.

The MagLev alpha was released recently.  Before I get too far in to this post I need to make it clear that I’m not affiliated with the MagLev development team.  I’m not really even much of a Ruby interpreter hacker.  I’m a curious ruby developer that has heard some interesting things about the project and wanted to get it up and running now that it’s available.  I decided to make this post because the install and setup procedure is anything but standard.  It’s not complicated, just not what you normally would expect.

First lets get the code:

$ git clone git://github.com/MagLev/maglev.git

Initialized empty Git repository in /Users/rgarver/Sources/maglev/.git/
remote: Counting objects: 28955, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (12671/12671), done.
remote: Total 28955 (delta 15669), reused 28427 (delta 15200)
Receiving objects: 100% (28955/28955), 14.97 MiB | 539 KiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (15669/15669), done.
Checking out files: 100% (2180/2180), done.
Initialized empty Git repository in /Users/rgarver/Sources/maglev/.git/remote: Counting objects: 28955, done.remote: Compressing objects: 100% (12671/12671), done.remote: Total 28955 (delta 15669), reused 28427 (delta 15200)Receiving objects: 100% (28955/28955), 14.97 MiB | 539 KiB/s, done.Resolving deltas: 100% (15669/15669), done.Checking out files: 100% (2180/2180), done.

$ cd maglev

Great, we have the code.  Next step is to do a base install.  This installs the base libraries and GemStone which is the fabled persistence layer that MagLev has integrated.  GemStone is a object persistence layer originally built for Smalltalk.  If you haven’t ever played with Smalltalk or some of the variants (eg: Squeak) I recommend it.  It will turn your head upside down.

$ ./install.sh
[Info] Starting installation of MagLev-22578.MacOSX on sirius.local
Password:
Sat Nov 21 09:22:44 PST 2009
[Info] Setting up shared memory
  Total memory available is 4096 MB
  Max shared memory segment size is 4 MB
  Max shared memory allowed is 4 MB
[Info] Increasing max shared memory segment size to 2048 MB
kern.sysv.shmmax: 4194304 -> 2147483648
[Info] Increasing max shared memory allowed to 2048 MB
kern.sysv.shmall: 1024 -> 524288
[Info] Adding the following section to /etc/sysctl.conf
# kern.sysv.shm* settings added by MagLev installation
kern.sysv.shmmax=2147483648
kern.sysv.shmall=524288
kern.sysv.shmmin=1
kern.sysv.shmmni=32
kern.sysv.shmseg=8
[Info] Setting up GemStone netldi service port
[Info] Adding "gs64ldi  51456/tcp" to /etc/services
[Info] Downloading GemStone archive using /opt/local/bin/wget
--2009-11-21 09:22:44--  http://glass-downloads.gemstone.com/maglev/GemStone-22578.MacOSX.zip
Resolving glass-downloads.gemstone.com... 207.171.185.197
Connecting to glass-downloads.gemstone.com|207.171.185.197|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 74858717 (71M) [application/zip]
Saving to: `GemStone-22578.MacOSX.zip'

100%[==========================================================================>] 74,858,717   847K/s   in 1m 45s

2009-11-21 09:24:32 (694 KB/s) - `GemStone-22578.MacOSX.zip' saved [74858717/74858717]

[Info] Uncompressing GemStone archive into /Users/rgarver/Sources
[Info] Linking gemstone to /Users/rgarver/Sources/GemStone-22578.MacOSX
[Info] updating MSpec, RubySpec, and RBS submodules
Submodule 'benchmark' (git://github.com/acangiano/ruby-benchmark-suite.git) registered for path 'benchmark'
Submodule 'spec/mspec' (git://github.com/rubyspec/mspec.git) registered for path 'spec/mspec'
Submodule 'spec/rubyspec' (git://github.com/rubyspec/rubyspec.git) registered for path 'spec/rubyspec'
Initialized empty Git repository in /Users/rgarver/Sources/maglev/benchmark/.git/
remote: Counting objects: 7332, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (5521/5521), done.
remote: Total 7332 (delta 1595), reused 6917 (delta 1274)
Receiving objects: 100% (7332/7332), 9.90 MiB | 578 KiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (1595/1595), done.
Submodule path 'benchmark': checked out 'd807eea7f7b2f38240bc177a0c22e599081882ea'
Initialized empty Git repository in /Users/rgarver/Sources/maglev/spec/mspec/.git/
remote: Counting objects: 2745, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (1080/1080), done.
remote: Total 2745 (delta 1848), reused 2484 (delta 1644)
Receiving objects: 100% (2745/2745), 378.57 KiB | 383 KiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (1848/1848), done.
Submodule path 'spec/mspec': checked out 'bcec47c70e0678a29fd0c1345358c4daf7b971a3'
Initialized empty Git repository in /Users/rgarver/Sources/maglev/spec/rubyspec/.git/
remote: Counting objects: 26787, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (8705/8705), done.
remote: Total 26787 (delta 18332), reused 25672 (delta 17482)
Receiving objects: 100% (26787/26787), 3.71 MiB | 520 KiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (18332/18332), done.
Submodule path 'spec/rubyspec': checked out 'b0a18cf80dc706d39ee550831b8b941224b60fb6'
[Info] Creating new default 'maglev' repository
[Info] Generating the MagLev HTML documentation
[Info] Finished upgrade to MagLev-22578.MacOSX on sirius.local

[Info] MagLev version information:
maglev 0.6 (ruby 1.8.6) (2009-11-20 rev 22578-1067) [x86_64-linux]
GEMSTONE: 3.0.0 Build: 64bit-22578
MONTICELLO: MagLev-ao.1067.mcz
MAGLEV: commit e2a4fe2e0f7ca85cdcb141e6b56913eba802eefd
        Author: Allen Otis <otisa@abaco.gemstone.com>
        Date:   Thu Nov 19 19:57:09 2009 -0800
[Info] GemStone version information:
GemStone/S 64 Bit
3.0.0 Build: 64bit-22578
Fri Nov 20  8:22:00 2009

[Info] Adding these to your .bashrc will make it easier to run MagLev
export MAGLEV_HOME=/Users/rgarver/Sources/maglev
export PATH=$MAGLEV_HOME/bin:$PATH

[Info] After you complete this upgrade and verify MagLev is working, run
  rake stwrappers
to generate the .rb files for the GemStone/Smalltalk FFI
in MAGLEV_HOME/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/smalltalk/

As you can see on OS X it will build everything for 64bit which is pretty cool.  It also downloaded a bunch of support libraries and updated all of the submodules.  If you ever update the code locally you are supposed to run ‘$ ./update.sh’ to rebuild everything and get it all up and running.

Once you have it installed you should add the following lines to your .profile or .bashrc

export MAGLEV_HOME=/Users/rgarver/Sources/maglev
export PATH=$MAGLEV_HOME/bin:$PATH

You’ll need to make sure you run those lines on the command line also.  Once the environment is setup you can run ‘$ rake maglev:start’.  This command apparently boots up the core MagLev engine.

$ rake maglev:start
(in /Users/rgarver/Sources/maglev)
startstone[Info]: Starting Stone repository monitor "maglev".
startstone[Info]: GemStone server 'maglev' has been started.

Once that is started you are good to go:

$ maglev-irb
/Users/rgarver/.irbrc
error , no such file to load -- readline,
          during /Users/rgarver/Sources/maglev/lib/ruby/1.8/irb/completion.rb
error , no such file to load -- readline,
          during /Users/rgarver/.irbrc
irb(main):001:0> puts 'hi'
hi
=> nil
irb(main):002:0>

Free AVAST is available for Ubuntu.

Visit the following link, download the .deb (for Debian, Ubuntu is a variant of Debian).

http://www.avast.com/eng/download-avast-for-linux-edition.html

Once it installs, just right click and choose the first option to install AVAST.

Once the install finishes, you will find the AVAST link in Applications-> Accessories

When you first launch it, it will ask you to register to receive a key in your email. Fill out the registration and past the key from the email that will arrive.

First do an UPDATE to get the latest virus signatures. Then do a full scan.

My technique is to install something new FIRST on my machine which runs a Wubi install of Ubuntu on windows, because if anything goes wrong, it takes me much less time to reinstall that than to reinstall my pure Ubuntu 280 gig Gateway.

I posted several times at Avira forum, which is always very helpful, asking for Ubuntu install instructions. Finally someone gave me a link to a PDF about Avira Linux installs which seemed to require a kernal rebuild, which is way beyond my abilities. If only they had given me the above link, I could have installed it with a couple of clicks. I kind of gave up on the idea of having Avira.

The way I discovered this useful link is that I wanted to have an IRC client to seek advice from other Ubuntu users, so I went to synaptic manager and … well, first I installed ircii, but I saw no way to launch it, so then I installed Konversation, which has a gui interface and launch icon and places me right into an Ubuntu chat. I mentioned there about my interest in Avast for Linux-Ubuntu and someone gave me the above link that I need.

I went to the synaptic manager and found the CLAM antivirus scanner, and installed that.

I am sure my Wubi Ubuntu machine will be running that THOROUGH scan of the ENTIRE system for quite some time. But I want to try it out to the maximum before I put it on my Gateway.

I just now took a peek at the screen and it is paused because IT HAS FOUND A VIRUS, which it recommends moving to the CHEST for Quarantine,

Suela -1042 in host/pagefile.sys

which means it is scanning the windows portion of the hard drive, so I think I will ignore it, since that Windows portion gets scanned each day by Avira and also by MalwareBytes.

It is most curious that the file is flagged by the Linux version and not by the Windows version, so I will post this at the Avira forum and call it to their attention. I do believe that pagefile.sys is part of the Windows system and is always locked during scans!.

I never stopped to think that a COMPLETE system scan would include all the files in HOST, which is the Windows partition.

ANOTHER VIRUS WAS FOUND IN ROOT.DISK
WIN32:Qoologic-AH

I decided to leave it alone for now, because if it moves my ENTIRE ROOT.DISK, i think it will crash my wubi ubuntu, and it COULD be a false positive!

Also in Windows, pav.zip pav.sig!!!
Windows sys32 rzdicpya.dll

Also in Windows, Win32.adaware-Gen in system32/mhbo2.dll

Usually, to compile a software we can find a lots of probles, now I show you a way to compile on fedora 12!

We can do:

[gusions@laptop]# yum groupinstall "Development Tools"

To install the developments tools necessary to build a software.

Usually in the gnu/linux world there are a lots of format to archive software: .tar.gz, .tgz, .tar.bz2

We can unpacked these types of archive with these commands:

[gusions@laptop]$ tar -xvzf programma-x.y.z.tgz
[gusions@laptop]$ tar -xvzf programma-x.y.z.tar.gz
[gusions@laptop]$ tar -xvjf programma-x.y.z.bz2

After the unpacking process, we can enter in the folder using :

cd programma.x.y.z/

Run :

./configure

To check the dependencies, or other part required by the software!

After ./configure run:

make
su
make install

To compile and install the software!

Usually in Fedora the executing file go in /usr/local, but we can change the folder destination with this command:

./configure --prefix=/percorso/

This is a simply tutorial to make, build and install a software!

sudo ifconfig will give certain into on the ethernet card including an address which is needful.

I could not succeed in getting my Ubuntu machine to connect to the Westell Verizon DSL modem via Ethernet.

One link suggests that I use synaptic manager to install wicd, a GUI network manager, which will DELETE network-manager-gnome and network-manager, so I need to make a careful note of what wicd will DELETE in case I want to reinstall it later.

Wicd is a general-purpose network configuration server which aims
to provide a simple but flexible interface for connecting to networks.
Its features include:
wide variety of settings.
* ability to connect to (and maintain profiles for) both wired and
wireless networks;
* support for many encryption schemes, including WEP, WPA, WPA2 and
custom schemes;
* wireless-tools compatibility;
* tray icon showing network activity and signal strength;
* lack of GNOME dependencies (although it does require GTK+), making it
easy to use in Xfce, Fluxbox, Openbox, Enlightenment, etc.

TODAY I purchased a startech.com ethernet card and stuck it in an empty slot. It claims to have a linux driver, but there are no instructions on how to install it. There is already an ethernet card in the Gateway, and I can tell that there are circumstances where it connects to the router, but still no internet.

These are some links that discuss wicd, just for reference but nothing dramatically helpful or encouraging.

http://wicd.sourceforge.net/moinmoin/Wicd%20on%20Ubuntu

There IS ONE sentence in the above link which is encouraging:
Configuration of Wicd is extremely simple, and automatic for wired clients..

I already have Belkin wireless working, and I could live with that, but it BUGS me that I cannot get ethernet DSL working. Yet, I dont want to do something that will lose my Belkin wifi connection. I was relieved to see that I could REMOVE my Belkin from the USB, play around with Wire and USB configurations (which didnt work) and yet plug the Belkin back in and get my internet connection back.

Since I am a little nervous about what this WICD install will do to my pure Ubuntu Gateway, I have decided to try it out first on my old Compaq Presario Wubi Unbuntu install under windows. If THAT gets trashed, it is relatively easy to reinstall and reconfigure the WUBI. Also, the Compaq does have an ethernet card, so Wubi should be able to connect to DSL through that. I will do that WICD install on the Wubi machine right now. I note that WICD in synaptic manager says WIRED AND WIRELESS NETWORK MANAGER.

I marked it for install, and it mentions that it will install python-urwid and remove network-manager and network-manager-gnome. I am hoping that after the install I will still have wifi connection.

It is now prompting me to choose USERS to add to the netdev group, and there is only one, BRYAN, so I check that, and then click FORWARD. The install finished and I still have wifi connection. So far, so good!

I went to system and looked for network manager, and it says it cannot be found because, obviously, those gnome packages were removed. BUT, when I drop down APPLICATIONS, I now see a new option for Wicd Network manager, and it is lit up to indicate that it senses the Belkin wifi. This is a good sign.

When I click on it, the GUI manager comes up and shows ALL the various wifi channels available in my building (all of which are protected) in addition to my own channel.

I checked off the box on my network to say ALWAYS connect to this and exited the GUI. Then I re-entered the GUI, and to my dismay saw that I lost my connection, and that it needs me to re-enter my WEP key. It offers a confusing array of options which I do not fully understand. But the one which finally accepted my WEP and reconnected me was WEP (HEX 0-9/A-F). I also notice that there is a tab where I can define a wired connection to Eth0. The PREFERENCES tab shows me TWO interfaces, wland0 which is WIRELESS, and eth0 which is WIRED. There are two boxes which I check off to 1.) Always show wired interface and 2.) automatically switch to wired interface whenever available. I am working with desktops but obviously, this would be a convenience for anyone with an Ubuntu laptop.

NOW, I shall reboot, and see if I automatically go back into my wireless connection. If THAT works ok, then I shall connect the cable to the Ethernet, and see if it connects automatically.

It is rebooting now. I suddenly realize the tremendous advantabe of having a test Wubi install on one machine, to try things out before you do them on the pure Ubuntu machine (which would take a LOT more work to reinstall).

FIRST, I let the Wubi machine boot into Windows, to see if I still have my wifi connnection in Windows.

YES, wifi still works in the Windows boot.

NOW, I am booting into Wubi Ubuntu. YES, I have my wifi connection. NOW, to plug the cable from the Westell router into the Ethernet card, and see if it automatically switches. The network icon at the upper right of the desktop “launch pad” says “connecting to wired network.” And the the Firefox broswer works.

Next, to UNPLUG the ethernet cable, plug in the Belkin, and see if it automatically senses and switches or if it FREEZES.

YES, UBUNTU AUTOMATICALLY SENSED THE WIRED CONNECTION AND SHIFTED FROM WIFI TO WIRED!!!

The only problem is that when I clicked on the browser, the machine froze. SO, I have unplugged the Belkin USB WIFI adaptor and am booting JUST with the wired ethernet connection.

I first boot into Windows. Obviously the WIFI is not connected. I click on Start => Control Panel => Network, and enable the LAN local area connection. And yes, the browser works on the wired ethernet under windows.

Next to boot into Ubuntu.

Yes, it senses the wired connection, and Firefox works. Next I unplug the ethernet, and it says NOT CONNECTED on the internet icon. Now to plug in the belkin and see if it switches and works, or freezes.

The WCID install went ok on my Gateway, but unfortunately, it cannot recognize the ethernet card on that machine.

Here is the WCID support forum and what looks like an ICQ channel chat.

http://wicd.sourceforge.net/

#wicd on freenode

webirc

http://java.freenode.net
is a client that works for me under Windows. Join #wicd

I installed ircii in synaptic manager, but it gives no clue as to how to launch it, so then I installed Konversation which is a full gui irc client, and it comes right up, and automatically puts you in a Kubuntu channel.

daviidsjdmx came over and helped me out with my audio today. We uninstalled Pandas audio from his Evo put in my car and install his new audio. Surprisingly it was pretty fast.

No idea why they do this, but I had to pretty much take apart the whole dash just to get behind it to take out the stock system.

daviidsjdmx’s Corolla wagon with its new Thule Roof Rack.

Putting in Panda’s new sub and amp.

Tuning.

My new headunit. Need a double din upgrade.

Putting together the sub and amp.

Apparently my gromit went missing so I had to work with this for now.

All done.

Enjoying the new stuff.

My Weekly Work Schedule

My Job Duties

• Formatting artwork to fit requested specs.
• Hands on art studio work.
• Helping to install artwork on site in the field.
• Window/POP Production development.
• In-store support items.
• Assisting our Marketing Art Associates with daily tasks.