If you have a presentation about your Android App it will be funny if your demo is on your little device screen and everyone can’t see your app from afar. Okay, i found this Android Screencast, what will display your device screen to your computer screen. This tool is quite handy, it works on my [...]
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Displaying Android Device Screen on PC
Posted: June 6, 2011 in Android, Open Source, Open Source TutorialTags: Android Screen, Android Screencast
Debug Android Project using Real Android Device
Posted: June 4, 2011 in Android, Open Source TutorialTags: Android, AVD, Debug
Everybody knows android emulator works very slow even on my 2.1 GHz Core2 Duo laptop it can’t be helped. So i thought it’s better to debug using real device: 1. First of course, you need to install your android device on your computer. Then connect your android device to PC using usb cable (it’s possible [...]
Android x86 on VBox
Posted: June 2, 2011 in Android, Open Source TutorialTags: Android, Linux, Virtual Box, Virtual Machine
Here are simple steps to run Android on PC, of course it uses virtual machine, like virtual box. Okay, the first step of course download Android x86 ISO Then, download and install Virtual Box mine is using Windows 7 x64 but Virtual Box x86 version runs perfect. Then run Virtual Box Create New Virtual Machine, [...]
Android Proxy Authentication Via TransProxy
Posted: May 14, 2011 in Android, Open Source, Open Source TutorialTags: Android, Internet, Proxy Authentication, WiFi
By using WiFi, your android device can connect to internet but normally it will be useless if the network is using proxy authentication. Anfroid Froyo 2.2 has option for proxy configuration (such as proxy address and port number) but it has no option for proxy username and password. The trick is using TransProxy (abbreviation of [...]
How To Install APK Files On Your Android
Posted: April 13, 2011 in Android, Open Source, Open Source TutorialTags: .apk, Android
Android is a great mobile platform and it has a lot of cool applications. Common way to install new applications is through Android Market, but there’s a trick if you have .apk files and install it to your Android device. Here’s the steps : Modify your Android’s settings to allow the installation of applications from [...]
Restoring GRUB in Debian
Posted: January 24, 2010 in Open Source, Open Source TutorialTags: Debian, grub, Linux
GRUB get wrong, can’t boot the system, but don’t panic One way to do this, graphically, and easily, although the process is longer than some methods… Okay, this is the step : boot your debian installation CD/DVD select ‘advanced options’ select ‘graphical rescue mode’ select language select keyboard layout it will take a while to [...]
Delete File Recursively In Linux
Posted: November 21, 2009 in Open Source, Open Source TutorialTags: Delete, File, Linux, Recursion
This commands below are quite effective to remove virus if your filesystem are being shared (for example, there are some clients that are accessing your linux filesystem using samba). Find all files having .bak (*.bak) extension in current directory and remove them: $ find . -type f -name “*.bak” -exec rm -f {} \; Find [...]
Linux Mint 7 Video Installation
Posted: July 19, 2009 in Open Source, Open Source TutorialTags: Linux, Linux Mint 7
Just a video about Linux Mint 7 Installation. Well, Linux Mint 7 is a great Distro :) Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu and the two distributions have much in common. Both distributions use the same software repositories. For instance, release 6 (“Felicia”) uses the package pools of Ubuntu “Intrepid Ibex” (8.10). Most packages are [...]
Samba Tutorial (Part II)
Posted: April 8, 2009 in Open Source, Open Source TutorialTags: File Server, Linux, Network, Samba
What we will do ? Create a file server using Samba, which is able to record each user whhen connected or disconnected in a log file. sample log file below : time user source ip 2009 01 00:23 umum freeshare 10.126.11.2 This samba server can sharing printer too :D
Samba Tutorial
Posted: March 22, 2009 in Open Source, Open Source TutorialTags: File Server, Linux, Network, Samba
what thing is that? “Samba is an Open Source/Free Software suite that provides seamless file and print services to SMB/CIFS clients.” Samba is freely available, unlike other SMB/CIFS implementations, and allows for interoperability between Linux/Unix servers and Windows-based clients.



