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Sideloading Nexus Devices with the Android SDK. Included in the factory image. First off, Nexus factory images are listed here. Start off by pulling the proper one down, verifying the integrity, and then extracting the tarball:. To start the bootloader will need to be unlocked. This will wipe the data on the device, but once unlocked this is no longer an issue when flashing in the future. Sideloading the image requires the Android SDK platform tools. Now reboot into the bootloader:. If the bootloader is ...
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SSH Tunneling for Fun and Profit. First, to test, set up temporary Python http server on the remote host:. User@remotehost ]$ mkdir tmp & cd tmp [user@remotehost tmp]$ echo "HELLO WORLD" index.html [user@remotehost tmp]$ python -m http.server 8080 # python3 Serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0 port 8080 . [user@remotehost tmp]$ python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8080 #python2 Serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0 port 8080 . For remote sshd port (default is 22). Instructs OpenSSH to not execute a command on the remote system.
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RPM Packaging Environment for an Arbitrary User. Recently I had to roll my own package on CentOS 7. It's been a while since I've done this and so I had to dig around online to remember how to set up an environment for packaging. So this time around I'll jot down some notes. First thing's first, to build as an arbitrary user we'll need to set up a space for RPMs to be packaged in. Start by defining the location with this via the RPM Macro. Mcvady@centos7 ]$ rpm - eval '% topdir' /home/mcvady/working/rpm.
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RPM Packaging Environment for an Arbitrary User. Recently I had to roll my own package on CentOS 7. It's been a while since I've done this and so I had to dig around online to remember how to set up an environment for packaging. So this time around I'll jot down some notes. First thing's first, to build as an arbitrary user we'll need to set up a space for RPMs to be packaged in. Start by defining the location with this via the RPM Macro. Mcvady@centos7 ]$ rpm - eval '% topdir' /home/mcvady/working/rpm.
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Debugging CGI / CGit. I've been using CGit as a git web front-end. For a bit now and just recently started looking into customizing the root header. Assuming I'd have to hack the code to do so, I decided to pull down the source and build it. Git clone http:/ git.zx2c4.com/cgit/ $ cd cgit/ /cgit $ make get-git & make. I was pleasantly surprised to find I wouldn't have to hack anything; it seems that just about everything I wanted to change was configurable via the cgit config file (default:. Cgit $ CGIT C...
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SSH Tunneling for Fun and Profit. First, to test, set up temporary Python http server on the remote host:. User@remotehost ]$ mkdir tmp & cd tmp [user@remotehost tmp]$ echo "HELLO WORLD" index.html [user@remotehost tmp]$ python -m http.server 8080 # python3 Serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0 port 8080 . [user@remotehost tmp]$ python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8080 #python2 Serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0 port 8080 . For remote sshd port (default is 22). Instructs OpenSSH to not execute a command on the remote system.
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Sideloading Nexus Devices with the Android SDK. Included in the factory image. First off, Nexus factory images are listed here. Start off by pulling the proper one down, verifying the integrity, and then extracting the tarball:. To start the bootloader will need to be unlocked. This will wipe the data on the device, but once unlocked this is no longer an issue when flashing in the future. Sideloading the image requires the Android SDK platform tools. Now reboot into the bootloader:. If the bootloader is ...
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Sideloading Nexus Devices with the Android SDK. Included in the factory image. First off, Nexus factory images are listed here. Start off by pulling the proper one down, verifying the integrity, and then extracting the tarball:. To start the bootloader will need to be unlocked. This will wipe the data on the device, but once unlocked this is no longer an issue when flashing in the future. Sideloading the image requires the Android SDK platform tools. Now reboot into the bootloader:. If the bootloader is ...
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Debugging CGI / CGit. I've been using CGit as a git web front-end. For a bit now and just recently started looking into customizing the root header. Assuming I'd have to hack the code to do so, I decided to pull down the source and build it. Git clone http:/ git.zx2c4.com/cgit/ $ cd cgit/ /cgit $ make get-git & make. I was pleasantly surprised to find I wouldn't have to hack anything; it seems that just about everything I wanted to change was configurable via the cgit config file (default:. Cgit $ CGIT C...
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Flask Development on a Raspberry Pi. Project requires lxml as a dependency. I had some issues pulling this in. I was exhausting all 512 MB of memory. As a workaround, I temporarily employed a 512 MB swapfile on the SD card. Python - Problems installing lxml - Raspberry Pi Stack Exchange. Http:/ raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/15284/problems-installing-lxml.