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Monday, 04 January 2010 12:57 |
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When you get this error from your Virtual Box; | Could not load the Host USB Proxy Service (VERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND). The service might be not installed on the host computer. | No worries, here some more summarized on how to enable USB to your Virual Box I use Ubuntu (Gutsy Gibbon), with running xVM VirtualBox Ver 1.6.2 if you don't have this just click here to download Now you have a running Virtual Box, I installed Windows XP Pro, and here are the instructions to enable USB;
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Monday, 04 January 2010 12:54 |
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Everyone will say why you need Anti Virus on your Linux box? Well in this case the Linux box I installed is for File Server and mainly computers connected on it are Microsoft based and I don't want to format every time their Microsoft PC's. Here's what I did I did fresh install Debian with Samba for file server and loaded approximately 200 GB of data files that contains Picture, Video, Documents and whole lot more from Microsoft box.
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Monday, 04 January 2010 12:27 |
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Here how to tunnel your complete box. 1. create a file command: kutch@box:~/scripts$ vi tunnel.sh
code: #!/bin/bash
xhost +
echo "Opening tunnel km33.com connection"
ssh <user>@km33.com -C -D1096 -L2000:localhost:25 -X
| 2. Change the file permission to 755 command: kutch@box:~/scripts$ chmod 755 tunnel.sh 3. To run the script command: kutch@box:~/scripts$ ./tunnel.sh
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Monday, 04 January 2010 11:14 |
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There are many manuals or how-to everywhere in website, but in this case I will make it very KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid!) ISSUE: I want to format a newly purchase hard drive to be a Linux ready file system (it can be IDE, SATA, SCSI) but in this case I use SATA 750 GB SOLUTION: 1. First I plug SATA Hard Drive to it's proper SATA slots, in my case I plug to SATA3 coz SATA0,1,2 are occupied already. Remember when you plug your SATA you have to put power supply as well, there are two types of power supply now a days the white one a typical for IDE and the latest one is the black with many pins. Note: if you purchase SATA that has two power supply just plug only one. 2. Boot your Linux box 3. If you are not a text based savvy no worries use gparted or qtparted but can be used as GUI base, but in this How-to I will teach the classic old school, the text based. For GUI user go ahead with Next Next Ok Ok mouse procedure, for text savvy let's go ahead.
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