Two weeks ago I bought HTC Desire cell phone and I decided to get root on it. Rooting guide for this phone was published few days ago, but most of it it "windows only".
Here you can find the way how to get root on the HTC Desire using Debian.
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Showing posts with label debian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label debian. Show all posts
04 May, 2010
11 April, 2010
PXE server using Dnsmasq and SystemRescueCD with minimal effort
If you are using DHCP server in your network environment, it's handy to be able to boot from network. It brings you many advantages especially when you are not able to boot operating system from the workstation's disk.
I would like to describe my experience with DHCP server called Dnsmasq. This software can also serve TFTP requests and act as DNS forwarder.
I would like to describe my experience with DHCP server called Dnsmasq. This software can also serve TFTP requests and act as DNS forwarder.
24 March, 2010
Debian Wi-Fi hotspot using CoovaChilli, FreeRadius, MySQL and daloRADIUS
I decide to create hotspot from my server to allow other connect to Internet for free. I used "Captive portal" solution based on these applications:
When somebody wants to connect to Internet using my wifi, the first page he can see is the register/login page (whatever page he wants to visit).
After registration/login he is able to connect to Internet.
So let's see how I did it.
When somebody wants to connect to Internet using my wifi, the first page he can see is the register/login page (whatever page he wants to visit).
After registration/login he is able to connect to Internet.
So let's see how I did it.
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CoovaChilli
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daloRADIUS
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debian
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FreeRadius
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hotspot
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MySQL
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NAT
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network
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routing
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wi-fi

17 March, 2010
Perl Oracle client manual installation to home directory in Debian
I need to connect to the Oracle database in my work to get some data from it. I'm not the Oracle expert, but I decided to use DBD::Oracle.
Most of the manuals and how-to pages describe, how to install client libraries to system (usually as root), which was not my case.
I just need one directory with libraries in my $HOME and few scripts to get some data from the database - no system installations.
Here are the steps how to install DBD-Oracle and it's libraries to "one" directory without doing mess in the system:
Most of the manuals and how-to pages describe, how to install client libraries to system (usually as root), which was not my case.
I just need one directory with libraries in my $HOME and few scripts to get some data from the database - no system installations.
Here are the steps how to install DBD-Oracle and it's libraries to "one" directory without doing mess in the system:
Labels:
database
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DBD::Oracle
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debian
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Oracle
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perl
