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Zone wifi USB adapter on Linux Tele2 Telsey

I have long been turning Telsey adapter that came with a gift Tele2 router:

Telsey 802.11g Wireless USB2.0 Adapter

Specifications: Usb

id = 1413:5400 Manufacturer = Conexant

Product = Telsey 802.11g Wireless USB2.0 Adapter

 After I open it and search for information that is compatible with the driver   P54. 

The interior has to be something like this:

In my case the chip is marked: GW3887AIKZ

Finally I create a patch for the driver p54usb. (Specifically for 2.6.29-wl [git]):

 diff - git a/drivers/net/wireless/p54/p54usb.c B/drivers/net/wireless/p54/p54usb.c 
 
 da6640a index .. 100644 
 ef0fc55 a/drivers/net/wireless/p54/p54usb.c 
 --- + + + b / drivers / net / wireless / 
 p54/p54usb.c -75.6 +75,7 @ @ @ @ static struct usb_device_id p54u_table [] = {
 __devinitdata {USB_DEVICE (0x2001, 0x3704)}, / * DLink DWL-G122 rev A2 * / {USB_DEVICE 
 (0x413c, 0x8102)}, / * Spinnaker DUT * / {
 USB_DEVICE (0x413c, 0x8104)}, / * Cohiba Proto board * / + {
 USB_DEVICE (0x1413, 0x5400)}, / * Telsey 802.11g USB2.0 Adapter * / 
 
 {}}; 
 

confirm that this patch works, but I have only tested 2 minutes with an open AP.

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Hoygan that consumer advertising ONO

Yes, failblog browsing I find this real banner:

My first surprise is to find the banner in English, but then I realize that is actually written in hoyganés .

know if the author is hoyganés -blooded or do so only to draw attention hoyganesa community, more and more numerous.

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Script Mini MIDI Keyboard 2Mb Linux

Ono has released a flat rate consumption limit of 1 GB / month. With calls cost around 30 €, and additional 500MB stretch out about 5 €.

A relative of mine has hired and yes, the contract is justified as just using the service. However I am interested in controlling consumption and so I decided to create this script regularly to keep logs of consumption.

should work in linux and windows (with cygwin ).

 # / bin / bash USER = 
 "12345678A" 
 PASS = "potato" 
 LOG = "/ root / ono.log" 
 COOKIES = "/ root / onocookies" 
 
 # Send login 
 wget - -no-check-certificate-q -O/dev/null - keep-session-cookies - save-cookies = "$ COOKIES" - post-data = "__EVENTARGUMENT __EVENTTARGET = & = & = & RightMenu1_NavBar1_SelectedItem RightMenu1_NavBar1_ExpandedList = & user1% 3ATipo = p & USER1% 3AInstalacionCDSVerificada = false & USER1% 3Alogin = $ USER & USER1% 3Apassword = $ PASS & x = 0 & y = 0 " https: / / servicios.ono.es / pasaporteono / login.aspx 
 
 # Complete the login 
 wget - no-check-certificate-q -O/dev/null - keep-session-cookies - load-cookies = "$ COOKIES" https: / / servicios.ono.es / pasaporteono / Cuentas.aspx 
 
 
 {# Display the date 
 echo-n "` date `" # Show 
 
 website statistics and consumer filter parameter 
 echo-n "` 
 wget - no-check-certificate-q-O "- keep-session-cookies - load-cookies =" $ COOKIES "https: / / servicios.ono.es / Pasaporteono / portadaMisServicios . aspx  
 
 # line break echo <]*\)<.*$--'
 
}>> $ LOG 
 
 
 

Milena Velba Got Bigger

few years ago I bought this keyboard MIDI (MK-3701) on ebay. It is purely a MIDI keyboard, speaker and generates no sound. To use it must be connected to a MIDI port as having the old sound cards.

On the other hand I have an old PC with a sound card Avance Logic ALS120 (semi-compatible with Sound Blaster 16).

The first option was to directly connect the keyboard to the OPL3 synthesizer of the card (by rosegarden

). But for some reason not working.
• The second option was to use a software synthesizer (timidity
) and use the PCM output. The problem is the CPU usage (is a PC with ISA bus ...) and the sound quality (this card seems to work in 8 bits).
• The option works best for me is to use my new laptop to synthesize sound. For this I have to send the MIDI over the network (at first I tried rosegarden and
• multimidicast ). The simplest and most efficient way to send MIDI events on the network is to use ALSA tools:
  
First run this on the old PC that has the keyboard:

aseqnet & # Launch MIDI server network
aseqdump-l # List of available devices (16:0 Avance Logic, 128:0 Net Client)

aconnect 16:0 128:0 # Connect the keyboard to input MIDI server .

 
 
 then run it on the laptop: 192.168.1.10 aseqnet 

& IP # Connect to the MIDI server
timidity-iA-OS1-B 2.3 & # Launch the software synthesizer (Note that you No assigned 128:0)

aseqdump-l # List of available devices (Net Client 129:0) 129:0 128:0 aconnect

 client # Connect MIDI synthesizer 
 
 
 After this I can already play the piano with low latency and high sound quality. 

If something goes wrong the first thing is to check that the sound is being sent over the network: Run both commands
aseqnet
and to measure traffic on the network pusar keys (should rise to ~ 1 kb / s).