Monday, July 30, 2007

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Installing Linux in VMWare Server on Ubuntu and Stock

Here we are going to try to explain how to install VMWare Server on any Ubuntu, let's begin:

First of all you should download the software from here VMWare.
Also, register and get the serial now so you don't waste your time later. The registration page is this http://register.vmware.com/content/registration.html

Now we should begin with the installation:

wget [url_of_of_the_package_to_download]
tar xvzf [package_downloaded]
cd vmware-server-distrib
./vmware-install.pl


After the installation and as Debian Etch, Ubuntu Feisty, etc, have a new kernel we must path the software, because if we don't VMWare won't start. The patch is downloadable from here:

http://jaws.go2linux.org/archivos/vmware-any-any-update109.tar.gz


The you execute this commands, and you are all done:

tar xvzf vwmare-any-any-update108.tar.gz

cd vwmare-any-any-update108

./runme.pl


That's it for VMWare Server, it shoud be functioning now, any question just ask.

Especial Thanks to http://esp.go2linux.org/node/7 this is their guide.

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Boot order change, etc

Hi again, now I'm gonna explain how to change the boot order in your grup. First of all, you must open the file menu.lst as root, like this:

sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst

Then look for the line that says "Default" and change the number next to it, to the number of the OS you want to boot first, remember you must also count the line that separates the OS.

Also there is the possibility to change some other stuff as the time the grup waits before start loading the OS, that you can find it in this line:

timeout 5

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Changing the boot order, etc

Bueno gente, ahora I'll explain how to change the boot order in the SO group, is pretty easy, and if it is set a little will to change some things like the timeout before booting, etc..

Here goes:
First open the file menu.lst as root to modify it:

sudo gedit / boot / grub / menu.lst

Then find the line that says "Default" and is followed by a number, that what number you have to change the number of the OS we want bootee default, remember that the line separating the OS is counted as a number. You'll also be able to change the timeout, so:

timeout 5 'm gonna

Sunday, July 8, 2007

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HowTo: Configure Broadcom 4318 in Ubuntu 7.04

tell you how I did to get my broadcom wireless to work in ubuntu 7.04, I got some problems with the others ubuntu, but with this one it was a peace of cake. I use ndiswrapper to do it.

The first thing you should do is to blacklist the native driver bcm43xx, to do this you just have to write in a console this:

sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist

  • Add this line to the file:
blacklist bcm43xx

  • The we add in a console:

sudo rmmod bcm43xx

Right now we should install ndiswrapper and it's utils, we have two ways of doing this:

Visual way:
  • Open Sinaptic from Sistem/Administration/Sinaptic
  • And select the next packages:
    • ndiswrapper-common
    • ndiswrapper-utils-1.9 (Probably the other utils are already installed, but we need this one)

  • Click on apply and you are done

With console:

  • Write this in a console:
    • sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper-common ndiswrapper-utils-1.9
  • Then push ENTER
After that we should download the drivers from broadcom, here you have the link .

In a console we add:

sudo ndiswrapper-i / directory
Where Your drivers are/bcmwl5.inf
Then:


sudo ndiswrapper-l Should
Now we make Himself Whenever execute ndiswrapper ubuntu logs in
sudo gedit / etc / modules Finally we add

: ndiswrapper



Thats all for this, Any question just tell me. Thanks to

http://ubuntuforums.org, Because Some of this tutorial is theirs.

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Configure Wireless Card Broadcom 4318 in Ubuntu 7.04

I will give as I did, with the other cost me quite achieve ubuntus configure the wireless card, and never could stop the fwcutter going well so I use ndiswrapper and works very well. For those who do not know ndiswrapper is a program that uses windows drivers for network cards operate in linux (I hope this is good).

Let's start first thing we do is get the native driver is the bcm43xx ubuntu:

  • Open the blacklist file and added the bcm43xx driver

sudo gedit / etc / modprobe.d / blacklist

  • add the line: blacklist bcm43xx



  • Then in the terminal write: sudo




rmmod bcm43xx Now we have to install ndiswrapper and earnings per sinaptic, there are two ways:

Way visual:
  • Open Sinaptic from System / Administration / Package Manager Sinaptic
  • Click on the following:
    • ndiswrapper-common ndiswrapper-utils-1.9 (probably other utils already been selected, but we need them)

  • Click on apply and wait for it to install.

For console:

  • Place in a console:
    • sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper-common ndiswrapper-utils-1.9
  • AND ENTER
  • give

Now we have to download drivers for windows ndiswrapper can use them. The link of the drivers is this: link

put in a console: sudo

ndiswrapper-i / directory where the drivers/bcmwl5.inf

We then put to see if the hardware was found: (We should find)

sudo ndiswrapper-l

Now let's add ndiswrapper to run when you start ubuntu in console put:

sudo gedit / etc / modules And add

: ndiswrapper



I hope you learn , ask anything, good luck.

Friday, July 6, 2007

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Flash Tutorials, PHP and Mysql in

So here is the 2 nd entrance these are some tutorials on flash, php and mysql in English and video, very good.

First video with an image with what you do:

http://rapidshare.com/files/37057079/Flash_PHP_MYSQL_Part1.rar.html

And 2 ยบ video:
http://dodownload.filefront .com/7777030 / / 97573e6d9a4e8d4dc800d0119ad0ff0a320a292665a8cb490d6878e9d3ab61a80c27b323df5bfb64


And another video to make buttons in flash cornered:
http://rapidshare.com/files/37209025/make_cool_buttons.zip.html

Here are some examples to see more or less like:

Here are the flash files: (Very very good)
http://media.putfile.com/orb-93
http://media.putfile.com/joe-monk
http://media.putfile.com/gameshadow


And here are some pictures:

The videos are available. mov, so they're going to need something that can play. Here I give you codecs and player to be viewed:

Codecs:
http://fileforum.betanews.com/download/QuickTime_Alternative_QT7/1049831315/1

Player:
http://www.afterdawn. com / software / video_software / video_players / media_player_classic.cfm

That's it for today see you, good luck.

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Well, I'm Emiliano present, I live in Mendoza, Argentina and studying Computer Engineering at the University of Mendoza. I have an Acer Aspire 3690, Celeron M 430 to 1.7 Mhz, 1GB of RAM, Intel 945 video card and 120GB hard drive. I mainly use Ubuntu Feisty Fawn Feisty Fawn or deal as I never was shit lol and Windows XP (I can not help me like games). And one more thing I hate the iPod (and the latest addition to the iPhone too!), It is my opinion I know, I'm willing to argue with the choice, but if I have to choose an mp3 would be the last thing you would choose. The idea of \u200b\u200bthis blog is to spread good ideas and help you need to use Ubuntu I also put things you find, and scripts and programs made by me and others as well. Good luck.

devilspie better to start with (program to put the gnome terminal as wallpaper)

First install from the repositories: (Remember to have enabled universe and multiverse)

sudo apt-get install devilspie

mkdir ~ / . devilspie
nano ~ / .devilspie / DesktopConsole.ds

The first command creates a directory, and the second opens a file for editing, to save on nano using ctrl-o and then ask us where we want to save and archive ENTER give, then exit using ctrl-x. Inside the file
we
this:


(
if (matches (window_name) "DesktopConsole)
(begin
(set_workspace 2)
(below)
(undecorated)
(skip_pager)
(skip_tasklist)
(wintype" utility ")
( geometry "+50 +50")
(geometry "924x668")
)
)

With set_workspace give the desk where we want it then appears the terminal.
Personally I use this configuration: (No works perfectly, but I like walking better than before, note: with my configuration so I never change my desktop, but I left on the main desktop but it is a matter of moving in a second)

(if
(Matches (window_name) "DesktopConsole)
(begin
(set_workspace 4)
(undecorated)
(below)
(skip_pager)
(skip_tasklist)
(wintype" utility ")
(geometry" +6 +5)
(geometry "1024x768")
)
)

Then open a terminal, and create a new profile with the name of DesktopConsole

After this we will show the setup screen of the terminal, there are GENERAL tab we have to disable the option "Show the menu bar in new terminals by default," then in the tab "Effects" choose "Transparent Background" and finally "Shift" open the list next to "The scroll bar is" and choose "Off".




Now finally, the terminal and devilspie added to the list of programs that run at startup, so we are going to "System \\ Preferences \\ Sessions" and there we click "New" and added:

devilspie
gnome-terminal - window-with-profile = DesktopConsole


That would be all, and the result is something like: (The terminal cover all the icons, but good)

With devilspie You can do a lot of combinations to handle windows as you like, here have a page with references devilspie commands

http://wiki.foosel.net/linux/devilspie

And a special thanks to http://www.alejandrox.com/ as much of this tutorial is to him, the only thing I did was to spread and add a few things to my taste.