>NIL:'s Techno Feats
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2009-12-31
Changing the NTP update interval in Windows
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Default is 604800 seconds (7 days), which is way way too long. On my machine, I'm getting clock skews of close to a minute as a result, ...
2009-12-15
Windows 7, I hardly knew ye...
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Blah, blah, blah, Windows 7 is great, blah, blah... Oh, you were actually expecting something in that range? Not on this blog I'm afraid...
2009-11-05
HDMI-CEC is SLOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!!
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Well, like many, I was convinced that HDMI-CEC was the wave of the future with regards to AV automation, until I actually read the specs of ...
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2009-10-29
Creating a Visual Studio 2008 application that uses Cairo
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One day or another, you'll want to produce quick 2D data with your code for visualization, and after looking through hordes of libraries...
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2009-10-21
Formatting node titles in drupal
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Bit disappointed in Drupal . Of course it's a great tool (and it's GPL), but they probably won't be 'there' till versio...
2009-10-19
Don't use Nero, period
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Growing tired of Nero's inability to handle cue sheets (wanna make Nero crash? Just pick up a cue sheet here and there). This program ha...
2009-10-15
Task Manager Windows Shortcut
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Found that one totally by accident (and yes, sometimes it doesn't hurt checking the official Microsoft documentation ): <Ctrl> ...
2009-10-13
Compiling OpenOCD on Windows 64 systems
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This time with libftdi/libusb - just follow the leader . ;) Or, if you just want my latest (development) installable zip of OpenOCD for Wind...
2009-10-09
Installing Slackware on the SheevaPlug
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And so, finally, we come to the final part of our series regarding the setting up of our SheevaPlug with Linux. Thanks to the good guys at a...
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Using the SheevaPlug as an iSCSI target for Vista or Windows 7
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(Updated 2010.08.08) Well, since I played with this iScsi stuff just for the sake of it, I might as well post a quick guide. For this setup,...
2009-10-07
Checking removable media for badblocks on Linux
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This comes handy when you are flashing firmwares from USB and don't want to take any risk with data corruptions (most firmwares images h...
Flashing a new kernel on the SheevaPlug
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This is the last piece of the puzzle with regards to our using a customized Ubuntu on the internal Flash. After that, we'll switch to us...
2009-10-06
Using the blue LED on the SheevaPlug
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As mentioned here , it is possible to control the blue LED on the Plug and use it for notification. The LED itself is accessible as /sys/cla...
Recompiling a new kernel for the SheevaPlug
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There are many reasons why you would want to use a custom kernel on the plug. As far as I am concerned, the lack of ext4 and ntfs support in...
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2009-10-04
Upgrading the factory SheevaPlug nand to a more efficient version
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If you've had a look at openplug.org, as you should have, you've read that the default installed NAND kind of blows (slow MMC/NAND a...
2009-10-03
OpenOCD and the SheevaPlug on Linux x86_64
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This is a tutorial for people like me who want to start with JTAG and OpenOCD access on the SheevaPlug. Most of this stuff regarding the ins...
2009-10-02
Accessing an SD card on the SheevaPlug
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Not something I knew beforehand. USB devices are either auto detected or can be accessed as regular SCSI Disk devices (/dev/sda# - by the wa...
Watching the Daily Show if you're not in the US
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Well, it finally happened. Daily video streaming for the last episode of the "The Daily Show" is no longer available from the Repu...
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SheevaPlug - Let's get cracking!
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Alright, now that we have our new shiny SheevaPlug, let's get started. Of course, first thing we want is a serial console to the Linux O...
SheevaPlug - first impressions
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At last, my SheevaPlug Development Kit has arrived! For those who don't know yet what the SheevaPlug is, you can have a look at this sho...
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2009-10-01
LILO Warning: The initial RAM disk is too big
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Just re-installed Slackware 13.0 x64 on the HTPC, this time using a small boot partition on the extra non fakeRAIDed HDD, which I recently a...
2009-09-18
Grouping XML nodes using XSL 2.0
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Man, that was painful!!! Curse those XML Committee morons that should have designed a transformation language based on Perl, rather than com...
2009-09-17
Now, Vista, where's my file actually?
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If security done backwards is better than no security at all, then Microsoft are the kings of running in reverse. You might have used some p...
...and the class blurb for SyntaxHighlighter
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Great tool that SyntaxHighlighter . Followed this post and got exactly what's written on the tin. Now, since I'm of a forgetful nat...
...and the UltraEdit Macro script to convert code for blogger publishing
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Courtesy of Rob , to which I added the & -> & conversion: InsertMode ColumnModeOff HexOff UnixReOff IfSel Find SelectText ...
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