You may be running into a problem trying to mount an exfat USB drive for the first time in your Fedora OS: You will need […]
Electronics, UNIX/Linux
Installing Fedora 64-bit version on Raspberry PI 3
As indicated in “Compile and install MongoDB on Raspberry PI“, you can install a 64-bit version of SUSE Linux on your Raspberry PI 3. There […]
Python, Scripting, UNIX/Linux
Installing python 3.6 on CentOS 7 / RHEL 7
CentOS and RHEL 7 have Python 2.7 available in the standard packages. You can install Python 3.6 from source while keeping the current 2.7 install […]
.NET, C#, Firmware, Hacks, UNIX/Linux
Add games to Nintendo NES Classic Edition
The NES Classic Edition is Nintendo’s miniaturized version of the groundbreaking NES, originally released in 1985. It comes pre-loaded with 30 games and it doesn’t […]
Database, Hacks, MongoDB, UNIX/Linux
Compile and install MongoDB on Raspberry PI
A 32 bit version of Raspbian is currently the most common OS that runs on a Raspberry PI. RPI 3 comes equipped with a 64 […]
Scripting, UNIX/Linux
Unzip multi-part archives in Linux
Although in Linux you can easily create multi-part zip files, unzipping them can be problematic. By using the -s argument in the zip command you […]
Database, Oracle, UNIX/Linux
Oracle 10g XE on Ubuntu/Debian Linux
Some time ago, Oracle removed the download links to Oracle 10g Express Edition (XE). If you need to do a new install of the Oracle […]
Scripting, UNIX/Linux
Schedule cron Job on First Sunday of the Month
When you need to schedule a Unix or Linux job in crontab to run on the first Sunday of the month, or any other weekday […]
Firmware, Hacks, Scripting, UNIX/Linux
Automate Ad Blocking hosts file update on Router with DD-WRT Micro Edition
Your DD-WRT enabled router can be configured to block ads as described in the Ad Blocking article. For non-Micro DD-WRT versions the ad blocking hosts […]
Scripting, UNIX/Linux
Automate Tomcat startup/shutdown on Linux
If you need to automatically start/stop Tomcat each time you start/stop/reboot your Linux server, you can do so by creating a start/stop script under the […]