Posts Tagged "usb"

Sometimes when you are using a USB stick with programs like gparted or other, you create a situation in which to use it again, you must remove it and reinsert it. To overcome this problem below expose a tip & trick. My pen is seen as SDG, then: $ Eject / dev / sdg, sleep 1; eject-t / dev / sdg
Tags: usb, usbmount
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I have a couple of taps including a wireless Netgear WG111v3, and as often happens in the Linux world there are no drivers. So to make it work we must turn to ndiswrapper and use the Windows drivers downloadable from here. apt-get install ndiswrapper-utils-1.9
Then unpack and go into the folder and install WG111 drivers ndiswrapper-i WG111v3.inf
At this point simply load the module modprobe ndiswrapper
controlled ndiswrapper-l
and we will get something like DebianBox: / home / edmond # ndiswrapper-l wg111v3: driver installed device (0846:4260) present
if we were faced with a similar error FATAL: Module ndiswrapper not found.
we can solve the problem with module-assistant apt-get install module-assistant ndiswrapper-source
compile modules ndiswrapper but the ndiswrapper
reload module modprobe ndiswrapper
now everything should work.
Tags: usb, wireless
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S uper Grub Disk is very useful as we know, is one of those tools that should always have on hand because sooner or later, it happens to have to use, thus avoiding the procedure manual. E 'available as an ISO image, floppy and USB. It can be very convenient to keep it in a USB stick for several reasons, primarily for convenience, since it has different CDs, each of us possesses in great numbers, and keeps them infognati everywhere, to the max of USB it has 2, 3, 4, so I'm always easy to find. Another good reason is the fact that SGD installing on a USB stick, it can be used to store the same data, simply do not touch the single folder called boot, which incidentally is 1MB. You can download it from this page in Italian. Installation is simple, and you run into a few steps. Super_grub_disk_italiano_usb_0.9673.tar.bz2 Once downloaded, unzip it, and the boot folder, copy it to the pen: cp-r boot / media / disk
where drive is the nosta pen. Disassemble the pen, and make sure that this happened for real, otherwise it does not work. umount / dev/sdg1 in my case
As root, type
grub
Now let's see how grub identifies our pen. Help out with the tab key. grub> geometry (hd
grub> geometry (hd Possible disks are: hd0 hd1 hd2
grub> geometry (hd2)
drive 0 × 82: C / H / S = 31/255/63, The number of sectors = 501,759, / dev / sdg Partition num: 0, Filesystem type is fat, partition type 0 × 6
Then you notice that the device is hd2 and is identified as / dev / sdg. Then: device (hd2) / dev / sdg root (hd2, 0) setup (hd2) quit exit sync
Reboot and make sure that your PC is set to boot from USB.
Tags: grub, SGD, Security, usb
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A few days ago I "met" adrian15, the father of SGD, and asked me if I was interested in the Italian translation of SGD. I of course I accepted, and I immediately set to work, always happy to contribute to the cause of the Penguins. I have to say that translating a program is not how to translate a simple sentence, also because there are terms that mean something in English and in Italian mean very little. If we go to watch how others have implemented the program in their own language, then one is not really in charge:) Anyway, I gave my best and I translated SGD, I sent all at adrian15, and waiting for news on when to insert the translation , or other developments. For those in need of SGD in Italian I immediately made available to the newly edited by me, downloadable from here. Once downloaded unpack it tar-xvf public_sgd_source_code_0.9654.tar.gz
enter the folder you created cd / home/UTENTE/Desktop/public_sgd_source_code_0.9654
and now we are ready to prepare an ISO . / make_sgd.sh cdromiso / home / user / mysgdiso.iso
clearly replace username with your own. At this point you can burn, and you will SGD in Italian. Updated 26/10 Download Sgd in Italian directly from the official website, as an ISO image, floppy, USB.
Tags: grub, SGD, usb
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