Setting the internet using a usb cable at the o2 xda atom exec

Part I

Setting the internet using a usb cable at the o2 xda atom exec:
1. o2 exec connect using the usb cable and make sure activesync was running well.
2. create a new connection with the name “proxy” (window-settings-connections-connections-advanced-select networks-new)
3. the ‘proxy settings’ check ‘this network connects to the Internet’ and ‘uses this network …’ and enter ip active sync (169.254.2.2:8080)
4. click on the ‘advanced’ enter the proxy port that we made (must be in accordance with the proxy port on our computers).

Part II

Unhide folder from virus attack

If you can’t unhide your hidden files/folder, try to edit the registry
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion­\Explorer\Advanced\Folder\Hidden\SHOWALL
change the “Checked value” to 1 .

And if your regedit fail to run, visit this link http://antoniusvito.wordpress.com/2009/02/28/fix-cannot-open-registryed/

Chiao

Configure Multiple SSIDs with One Router

Configure Multiple SSIDs with One Router

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Installing WIFI on Acer 4315 (atheros AR5xx) in Ubuntu 8.04

Finally i found solution for my Acer 4315 laptop from google anda ubuntu forum, and try to install on Ubuntu Intrepid. It’s work but the light on the keyboard not turn on, i think that’s fine for now. The important is my wifi working. Chears.

1. Dowload the latest Wireless_Atheros ZIP drivers and unzip to temp directory (i.e. /acer) from:
ftp://ftp.work.acer-euro.com/

Install Google Chrome on Linux using Wine

Google launched a few days ago a new web browser, that has some interesting features which might give FF 3, Safari and IE8 a run for their money. Although not yet for Linux, i’ve put together (following some ubuntuforms posts) a detailed tutorial to help you Install Google Chrome on Linux using wine >= 1.1.3.

1. install wine (follow the official instructions http://www.winehq.org/site/download-deb)

APT-GET behind PROXY on Ubuntu

If you are a Debian-based GNU/Linux user, then you’re probably familiar with synaptic and apt-get to install application from software repositories. This post focussed on how to use apt-get/synaptic behind proxy server/firewall which under normal circumstances, you’re unable to use apt-get.

If you’re using Synaptic