NabRSS 0.4 has been released

ByEtzion 20/10/2007

This upgrade allows disabling and re-enabling feeds. No need to delete unwanted feeds if you only want it to shut up temporarily. nabrss-0.4.tar.gz

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How to create self-contained Solaris 10 x86 Jumpstart kit
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I was required to create a self-contained, single DVD to automate the installation of Solaris 10 on x86_64. I could not find any up-to-date straight forward guide which can explain how to do it, so I do it here. This is not an explanation for dummies, so you must know (to some degree, of course)…

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Expanding ks.cfg tweaks
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For the latest (and currently whole) ks.cfg I use, check this link. I have extended the logic there, and got the following out of it. Showing only the %pre section: %pre # By Ez-Aton http://www.tournament.org.il/run for i in `cat /proc/cmdline`; do echo $i >> /tmp/vars.tmp done grep “=” /tmp/vars.tmp > /tmp/vars # Parse command line….

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Ad-hoc remote backups to tape
ByEtzion 19/07/2009

I have a nice SCSI tape connected to a single server. This allows for on-demand backups, with the hope (and seldom, with the established knowledge) that I can recover the data I have there. Old computers, decommissioned computers and systems I wish to erase and reuse are seldom backed-up, just because of the effort in…

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Two advanced bash tricks
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Asus wireless router and VLAN tagging
ByEtzion 09/02/201807/04/2020

The idea in general is to have multiple wireless networks at home – one for the house residents, the other for visitors. The home network should have full access to everything, while the guest network should be able to reach the Internet, but nothing else. I have Asus RT-AC87U, which is a fine router, but…

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How to extract modern Ubuntu initramfs
ByEtzion 30/05/201929/07/2023

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2 Comments

Adi says:

18/04/2009 at 11:18 am

Hi there,

Just wanted to say a big thanks for nabrss which I have just installed and am now running :o) With Violet’s own RSS being so flakey its great to find one I can run myself!

Thanks again,

Adi :o)

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1. ez-aton says:
  
  18/04/2009 at 12:57 pm
  
  With pleasure 🙂
  This is the reason I have created nabrss. I should add more functionality into it, but I will do so as soon as I bother re-activating the nabaztags.
  
  Ez
  
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