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Alix: time drift on OpenWrt Chaos Calmer 15.05
Due to this bug, the system time drifts forward noticeably using the latest stable OpenWrt version on the Alix board. The problem can be fixed setting the system’s clocksource to tsc with the following command: echo “tsc” > /sys/devices/system/clocksource/clocksource0/current_clocksource To … Continue reading
Walkera Lama 2-1 with the WK-2801
The WK-2801E radio can be configured to emulate a 4CH wk-2401 radio but it requires some tweaking to control the Lama 2-1 perfectly.
Broken SD card pics
Some pictures of a broken SDHC memory card … if you ever asked yourself how they look like internally …
Tagged blogroll, internals, pics, SDHC
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domain migration
This blog is being migrated to a new domain http://cris.bytesnblades.net If there’s somebody listening … it’s time to update your bookmarks …
Tagged blogroll
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updates notifications back to the notification area
With Ubuntu 9.04 the behavior of the notifications for software updates has been changed a bit: software updates do not get anymore highlighted in the notification area, but the update-manager simply start minimized and hardly catches my eye … Reverting … Continue reading
Tagged blogroll, tips, ubuntu, update-manager
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fixing broken Honey Bee FP2 skids
It looks like the skids of my Honey Bee FP2 break always the same way. I could repair them with CA glue and some sewing thread.
Having fun with FreeSpace Open
Space combat simulations have always been among my favorite games and now that I’ve realized that the FreeSpace saga is fully playable under linux, I couldn’t resist to install, play and enjoy it!
Tagged blogroll, freespace, games
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Managing minicom settings
Minicom allows you to store and recall configuration files in a quite handy way.
Tagged alix, minicom, serial, tips
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