For whatever reason there is certain a level of incompatibility between various .zip (archive) file formats among various operating systems today. It’s certainly not that you won’t be able to access any file type on any given system, as there are many tools to do so, mostly it’s a question of how many hoops you [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘Linux’
April 1, 2010
TFTP after a bad flash on WRT-54G Ver 2.0
Was helping a friend trouble shoot an old Linksys WRT-54G Version 2.0 and I thought it might be worth installing the Tomato firmware and see if it helps minimize the connection drop outs he’s been having. I thought upgrading via the Linksys admin menu would be a snap. I made a couple of mistakes.
1) Always [...]
September 24, 2009
Unetbootin, Vista 32bit hell and other stories
Zoe had a friend who was having some computer problems and I suppose to some extent I brought this upon myself. Thankfully, I now have a strategy. Of course this is probably like 10 hours where I am far too deep in to start strategizing, but I now have a strategy.
Lets pretend for a moment [...]
March 23, 2009
I am Netatalk you are Netatalk we are Netatalk
What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun? Or does it spend all weekend working out Ubuntu 8.04 command line shell commands to make a beautiful thing happen? Namely, mount an Apple Time Capsule share over ethernet via Samba/CIFS and and then serve the data via mt-daapd to [...]
April 21, 2008
Your word of the evening: moribund, |ˈmôrəˌbənd
moribund : adjective (of a person) at the point of death. • (of a thing) in terminal decline; lacking vitality or vigor
The FLAC ”Best of Cat Stevens” album I’ve recently been listening to reminds me of something that must be nagging at least a few people’s hearts, namely that of a need for change. How do you go [...]
