I have a few beanstalk and springloops hosted git repositories. These are great online hosted git/svn/mercurial repositories, with cool deployment features for pushing to multiple servers. However, the free accounts are limited to a single private repository per account, obviously paid accounts don’t have these limitations (prices start at about $10/month). I’ve managed to work . . . → Read More: HowTo import beanstalk or springloops repository to bitbucket When installing Nexenta into a virtual machine, networking does not work after the initial installation. During the installation procedure everything works as expected, it detects the network card and dhcp works as expected. However after rebooting, dhcp fails as it has not brought up the network interface. You can confirm it . . . → Read More: How To Fix Nexenta Network Issue In Virtual Machines I am a huge fan of XBMC (XBMC Media Center) – the complete open source media center solution for Windows, OSX and Linux. In this post I will explain how to enable debug logging in XBMC and show your how to provide this information in a useful way. . . . → Read More: How to enable debug logging in xbmc Coming from a Linux background I was somewhat surprised that i could not mount ext2/3 disk in OpenSolaris. However, this is easily resolved by installing the following two packages. . . . → Read More: Adding ext2 / ext3 disk mounting support to OpenSolaris Unfortunately OpenSolaris doesn’t (or didn’t at the time of installing) provide a way of creating a root mirror when installing. So after completing your initial installation you have to manually create this. Being a newcomer to Solaris/OpenSolaris I did a little searching and have put together a quick howto tutorial for creating a ZFS root . . . → Read More: Creating a ZFS Root Mirror in OpenSolaris Navigation sounds in xbmc didn’t work for me in linux when using hdmi as my default audio device. This is quick and easy to fix. Simply add the following to /etc/asound.conf pcm.!default { type plug slave { pcm “hdmi” } } Save the file and reboot. You should now have . . . → Read More: Enable navigation sounds over hdmi in xbmc OK so you have setup XBMC and managed to scan all of your content into your library – great! However, one of the questions that frequently comes up in the XBMC forums is how can i setup my own TV channel using content in the library. There are several ways you could accomplish this, but . . . → Read More: Create your own TV channel in XBMC I use the FlicrRSS plugin to display my recently uploaded pictures from Flickr. However when installing it, it did not show any pictures. After googling around for a while this seems to be a somewhat common occurance, however its easy enough to fix. You need to edit the flickrrss.php file and change the following line: . . . → Read More: Fix FlickrRSS WordPress plugin. Building and installing vmware tools is simple and easy in Ubuntu. First of all install the required build tools: . . . → Read More: Build & Install VMWare Tools in Ubuntu After upgrading my Mackbook to Snow Leopard, I found that my 2 Mobile Broadband USB (Huawei Mobile Connect E169G) stick no longer functioned. Looking on 3’s website, there is no drivers or install info for Snow Leopard. I also remember when Leopard came out they were somewhat slow in getting new drivers out. So . . . → Read More: Fixing 3 (UK) Mobile Broadband on Snow Leopard |
