So I like to tinker with stuff like Kismet, build a wifi-lan, inject some packets, see what happens. You know, experiment a bit. To do so I got myself a nice high power wifi adapter to experiment with in a ‘controlled environment’. But when I wanted to scan the full range of channels and try [...]
Posts Tagged ‘linux’
Regulatory limitations in Linux wireless and how to circumvent them…
Posted: 20th January 2011 by Rick Deckardt in blogpostTags: hacked, hacking, linux, regulatory.bin, wifi
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XboxMediaCenter 4 Linux – prebuild
Posted: 30th May 2007 by Rick Deckardt in blogpostTags: linux, xbmc
Voor diegene die de post op slashdot over XBMC voor Linux hebben gezien heb ik hier een build staan om mee prutsen. Het draait nog geen media, maar de MC360 skin werkt al wel.
VMWare guest timer problems – solved
Posted: 27th April 2007 by Rick Deckardt in blogpostTags: linux, tech, vmware
If you use VMWare Server on a single CPU system w/ Linux you can experience problems with a stuttering guest vm rtc, which even falls behind independent of the usage of the vmware tools package. It seems the problem comes from how hyperthreading is used by the OS’ scheduler in combination with a SMP kernel [...]