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A Bluetooth NAP is similar to a Wi-Fi access point. In this case, we will be using NAP to share an Internet connection to another computer with Bluetooth. It is supposed to be able to support 7 or 8 devices connected at once in this manner.... |
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If you have found this page, you likely know it is a bit of a pain to get updates and plugin installs to work within Wordpress and a vanilla Ubuntu install. So this post a quickie to tell about what setup I am using to get it work.
First, the ftp... |
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Not a tutorial or guide this time, since everyone else seems to have this covered quite well, but thought I'd collect a few good links together in one place. Hopefully these links will be useful to someone just starting with SVN. For everyone who... |
Categories: Linux, Miscellaneous, Programming
Tags: Client, Hostmonster, RapidSVN, Revision Control, Server, Source Control, Subversion, TortoiseSVN, Ubuntu, Version Control, WebSVN
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This post is some quick instructions on how to install ns-2.33 and the hybrid wireless mesh protocol (hwmp) on Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex. More detail will be added later, just for quick reference right now.
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Categories: Linux, Simulation, Tutorials, Wireless Networks
Tags: HWMP, Ibex, Intrepid, Mesh, Networks, NS-2.33, Ubuntu, Wireless
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For the next stage of my thesis instead of using the well known ns-2 simulator as originally planned, I have opted to instead use ns-3. I have chosen this particular environment because it seems to be designed from the ground up to be a wireless... |
Categories: Computer Science, Featured, Linux, Simulation, Tutorials
Tags: 8.04, Guide, Hardy, Heron, Linux, NS-3.2, Simulation, Tips, Ubuntu, Wireless
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