Sony Vaio SVE11/SVE14/SVE15/SVE17, Drivers, Windows 7

 Ноутбуки  SVE11, SVE14, SVE15, SVE17 собраны практически на одинаковой элементной базе, не смотря на разницу в диагонали от 11 до 17 дюймов. Разница в между моделями лишь:
- адаптере видеокарты AMD Radeon HD или  Intel® HD Graphics
- Wi-FI  Atheros или Intel
- Atheros Bluetooth или  Intel Bluetooth

При установке драйверов и софта необходимо соблюдать строгую последовательность!!! Это важно!

Порядок утановки:

1. Chipset Driver (Intel).exe

1.1. Intel® 7 Series Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller.exe

1.2. Intel® USB 3.0 Driver.exe

1.3. Intel® Management Engine Interface Driver.exe

2. AMD Radeon HD Graphics Driver.exe

2.1. Intel® Wireless Display Driver.exe

2.2. Intel® HD Graphics driver2.exe

3. Realtek High Definition Audio Driver.exe

3.1. Audio Driver Registry Patch.exe

4. Atheros Bluetooth® Adapter.exe

4.1. Intel Bluetooth Driver.exe

5. Atheros Wireless Network Adapter.exe

5.1. Wireless Lan Driver (Intel).exe

5.2 Wi-FI Direct Support.exe

6. Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller.exe

6.1. RealtekEthernetDriver.zip

7. Realtek PCIE CardReader.exe

8. Synaptics PS-2 Port TouchPad.exe

9. VAIO Location Utility.exe

10. Sony Firmware Extension Parser Device.exe

11. Sony Shared Library.exe

12. Hotkey Utilities.exe

13. VAIO Smart Network.exe

Качать драйвера и софт с сайта Sony India: http://www.sony.co.in/support/download/501504
Либо с ru сайта: http://www.sony.ru/support/ru/product/SVE14A1S1RB/updates
Найти нужную модель можно тут: http://www.sony.ru/support/ru/hub/NOTEBOOK

#Drivers, #SonyVaio, #Windows7

[Linux] Setting up Oracle JRE on linux system

Quick HowTo set up oracle java runtime engine:

1. download Oracle JRE tarball from Oracle Java SE Downloads 
2. make dir/copy to/cd to for java:
   mkdir -p /usr/java/latest && cp ./jre* /usr/java/latest && cd /usr/java/latest
3. unpack: tar zxvf jre*
4. setup alternatives:
   update-alternatives --install "/usr/bin/java" "java" "/usr/java/latest/jre1.7.0_<version>/bin/java" 1
5. setup this java version active:
   update-alternatives --set java /usr/java/latest/jre1.7.0_<version>/bin/java
6. check it:
   java -version
7. PROFIT!!1!11

Installing ejabberd from sources

wget https://packages.erlang-solutions.com/erlang-solutions_1.0_all.deb
dpkg -i erlang-solutions_1.0_all.deb
apt-get update

apt-get install make gcc git libyaml-dev libexpat1-dev libssl erlang

git clone https://github.com/processone/ejabberd

cd ejabberd

./configure --enable-odbc
make

make install

These commands will:
 - Install the configuration files in /etc/ejabberd/
 - Install ejabberd binary, header and runtime files in /lib/ejabberd/
 - Install the administration script: /sbin/ejabberdctl
 - Install ejabberd documentation in /share/doc/ejabberd/
 - Create a spool directory: /var/lib/ejabberd/
 - Create a directory for log files: /var/log/ejabberd/

Clock in console

Just run it:

while sleep 1;do tput sc;tput cup 0 $(($(tput cols)-29));date;tput rc;done &

Virtual Box Console commands

As something of a follow-up post to the previous entry, here’s a quick recipe for creating a Virtual Machine using the VirtualBox command line tools:

We’re using Windows Server 2008 64bit as an example, modify to taste.

$ VM='Windows-2008-64bit'

Create a 32GB “dynamic” disk.

$ VBoxManage createhd --filename $VM.vdi --size 32768

You can get a list of the OS types VirtualBox recognises using:

$ VBoxManage list ostypes

Then copy the most appropriate one into here.

$ VBoxManage createvm --name $VM --ostype "Windows2008_64" --register

Add a SATA controller with the dynamic disk attached.

$ VBoxManage storagectl $VM --name "SATA Controller" --add sata \
> --controller IntelAHCI
$ VBoxManage storageattach $VM --storagectl "SATA Controller" --port 0 \
> --device 0 --type hdd --medium $VM.vdi

Add an IDE controller with a DVD drive attached, and the install ISO inserted into the drive:

$ VBoxManage storagectl $VM --name "IDE Controller" --add ide
$ VBoxManage storageattach $VM --storagectl "IDE Controller" --port 0 \
> --device 0 --type dvddrive --medium /path/to/windows_server_2008.iso

Misc system settings.

$ VBoxManage modifyvm $VM --ioapic on
$ VBoxManage modifyvm $VM --boot1 dvd --boot2 disk --boot3 none --boot4 none
$ VBoxManage modifyvm $VM --memory 1024 --vram 128
$ VBoxManage modifyvm $VM --nic1 bridged --bridgeadapter1 e1000g0

Configuration is all done, boot it up! If you’ve done this one a remote machine, you can RDP to the console via vboxhost:3389.

$ VBoxHeadless -s $VM

Once you have configured the operating system, you can shutdown and eject the DVD.

$ VBoxManage storageattach $VM --storagectl "IDE Controller" --port 0 \
> --device 0 --type dvddrive --medium none

Finally, it’s a good idea to take regular snapshots so that you can always revert back to a known-good state rather than having to completely re-install.

$ VBoxManage snapshot $VM take <name of snapshot>

And, if you need to revert back to a particular snapshot:

$ VBoxManage snapshot $VM restore <name of snapshot>

Enjoy!

Readline shortcuts

Readline shortcuts

GNU Readline is the library used to make advanced command-line wizardry convenient and conistent across a multitude of command-line applications. These programs include bash, bc, ftp, gnuplot, gpg, ksh, mysql, psql, python, smbclient, xmllint and zsh.
The cheatsheet at the right contains a summary of many of the useful line editing command shortcuts which are available in all applications that use libreadline.
See the documentation on the Readline website for even more shortcuts with more elaborate descriptions.

– rowan@bigsmoke.us

	Emacs keys	Action	Scope	Direction/Place
Moving around	Ctrl-b	Move the cursor	one character	⇦ to the left
	Ctrl-f	Move the cursor	one character	⇨ to the right
	Alt-b	Move the cursor	one word	⇦ to the left
	Alt-f	Move the cursor	one word	⇨ to the right
	Ctrl-a	Move the cursor		⇤ to the start of the line
	Ctrl-e	Move the cursor		⇥ to the end of the line
	Ctrl-x-x[1]	Move the cursor		⇤⇥ to the start, and to the end again
Cut, copy and paste	Backspace	Delete	the character	⇦ to the left of the cursor
	DEL Ctrl-d	Delete	the character	underneath the cursor
	Ctrl-u	Delete	everything	⇤ from the cursor back to the line start
	Ctrl-k	Delete	everything	⇥ from the cursor to the end of the line
	Alt-d	Delete	word	⇨ untill before the next word boundary
	Ctrl-w	Delete	word	⇦ untill after the previous word boundary
	Ctrl-y	Yank/Paste	prev. killed text	at the cursor position
	Alt-y	Yank/Paste	prev. prev. killed text	at the cursor position
History	Ctrl-p	Move in history	one line	⇧ before this line
	Ctrl-n	Move in history	one line	⇩ after this line
	Alt->	Move in history	all the lines	⇩ to the line currently being entered
	Ctrl-r	Incrementally search the line history		⇧ backwardly
	Ctrl-s[2]	Incrementally search the line history		⇩ forwardly
	Ctrl-J	End an incremental search
	Ctrl-G	Abort an incremental search and restore the original line
	Alt-Ctrl-y	Yank/Paste	arg. 1 of prev. cmnd	at the cursor position
	Alt-. Alt-_	Yank/Paste	last arg of prev. cmnd	at the cursor position
Undo	Ctrl-_ Ctrl-x Ctrl-u	Undo the last editing command; you can undo all the way back to an empty line
	Alt-r	Undo all changes made to this line
	Ctrl-l	Clear the screen, reprinting the current line at the top
	Ctrl-l	Clear the screen, reprinting the current line at the top
Completion	TAB	Auto-complete a name
	Alt-/[3]	Auto-complete a name (without smart completion)
	Alt-?	List the possible completions of the preceeding text
	Alt-*	Insert all possible completions of the preceeding text
Transpose	Ctrl-t	Transpose/drag	char. before the cursor	↷ over the character at the cursor
	Alt-t	Transpose/drag	word before the cursor	↷ over the word at/after the cursor

Installing b43 wireless on ubuntu

Download this:
http://downloads.openwrt.org/sources/wl_apsta-3.130.20.0.o
and
http://mirror2.openwrt.org/sources/broadcom-wl-4.150.10.5.tar.bz2
Copy them into your installation flashdrive
Install b43-fwcutter from /cdrom/pool/main/b/ there will be .deb package
Than:

tar -xjvf broadcom-wl-4.150.10.5.tar.bz2
sudo b43-fwcutter -w /lib/firmware wl_apsta-3.130.20.0.o
sudo b43-fwcutter --unsupported -w /lib/firmware broadcom-wl-4.150.10.5/driver/wl_apsta/wl_prebuilt.o
sudo chmod 775 /lib/firmware/b43
sudo chmod 775 /lib/firmware/b43legacy
sudo modprobe -r b43
sudo modprobe b43

Thats it :) Works on Ubuntu 13.04