I think the 14.4 or 14.8 voltage listing is down to the lithium battery cells being rated at 3.6/3.7 volts.
I've subsequently been able to check readings on a HP laptop (same motherboard as my...
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I think the 14.4 or 14.8 voltage listing is down to the lithium battery cells being rated at 3.6/3.7 volts.
I've subsequently been able to check readings on a HP laptop (same motherboard as my...
Thanks for very prompt reply.
Here is the output as requested.
upower -i /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT1
native-path: BAT1
vendor: SDI
model: ...
Appreciate most electrical items have voltage regulators nowadays but I just bought a replacement battery for my ageing Toshiba Satellite laptop.
The original battery shows 14.4V - the...
Appreciate from previous posts that your knowledge of Linux is far greater than mine but I have read that an excellent option is a router (such as many linksys versions) that can take a firmware...
The firewall appears to have no effect on local traffic, merely on traffic going out to WAN or incoming. The router defaults to denying any non established connections so I seldom used the firewall....
Been thinking for some time to use a R-Pi running open-WRT and a GBit switch, used to have a Draytek pre fibre days, that was a decent device.
Geffers
I've got a TP-Link Model No. TD-W9970 router, not the most elaborate of devices I know but there is an option to set a second IP address. Not to be confused with a virtual LAN, this option is...
Folks, just practising something to understand security issues I created a static route within my TP-Link router to a different subnet address to that which is set in the router.
Now it all...
Thanks for prompt reply, he actually has an extender, tells me it is a powerline WiFi extender so to the best of my knowledge it is an extra Access Point but he says same name and password as main...
Folks,
Apologies for a vague question here but I am a wee bit baffled trying to assist a fellow Ubuntu user.
He has a wifi birdcam installed in a birdbox with nestbuilding activity occurring.
...
Thanks Fred,
I think my main issue may have been when I switched to an SSD from mechanical I used Macrium Reflect for Windows back up, so this was the original boot. Used an external linux image...
Debian is on an external USB drive that was not connected when I ran the boot-repair program for this data. The external drive I use for practice, had it for ages and also had numerous different OSs...
I have a lightweight Windows Manager on my server (IceWM) so running it no problem.
I did not knowingly update UEFI
Here is the pastebin link prior to trying the boot-repair repair options;
...
I currently have a very odd scenario whereby my GRUB menu has disappeared and my device boots to my Arch Linux system. I had previously done a grub-install to attempt to remedy a booting issue but...
I have a multi boots system, Ubuntu-Server running iceWM, Linux MX running KDE and Arch runnng xfce. Also installed is Windows but cannot recall the last time I booted in to that.
I am aware all...
There is a lot of enthusiasm for docker and appimages nowadays, I understand they are easier to pack and are more compatible but am wondering; is it still advantageous to install using apt is one has...
I actually did that for the first time after a hard drive failure forced a reinstall, I installed ubuntu server then just iceWM so at boot it puts me in terminal. startx boots up the window window...
Curious folks, I understand https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS the LTS versions are supported for 3 years for Desktops and 5 years for the server versions. A few users will install a server then load a...
Thank you for clarification. I have actually used it to sideload an android app on to my firestick. Was just not sure if I was missing something and able to actually run android programs on my...
I do wonder on occasions how it all works. Flashes across the world in the blink of an eye.
We've come a long way since dot dot, dash dash.
Geoff
Thank you for a very informative reply.
Nowadays business has to satisfy the masses, most routers work reasonably well for most people. I use sensible security measures, have a separate vlan for...
Folks,
I have a fairly normal network setup, my router is my protector denying and incoming unless related to outgoing. Router also has WiFi.
Is there a way my Ubuntu machine can monitor a...
Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.41
Folks,
Just need a bit of clarification re using ADB.
I have used this to access Android devices attached via USB, also Firestick devices via network. I...
Security cameras such as the Amazon owned BLINK system are quite reasonable and cheap.
I bought a BLINK pan n tilt camera recently (on offer), actually not a bad device, works well with the app...
Exploring DNS of late I have set up a couple of cnames which point to a site I have on a local Raspberry Pi server. This works quite well as apache is set to recognise the sub domain (Think that is...