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갤럭시S 프로요 업데이트후 "USB 연결 설정" 없어진다

갤럭시 안드로이드 2.2로 업뎃하고 나니 USB 연결 설정 메뉴가 없어져서 황당 했습니다. 고객센터 전화하니까 자동으로 프로요 부터 자동으로 usb메모리랑 kies랑 를 인식한다고 하던데.. adb devices 해도 잡히는 장비 하나 없어 완전 황당.. 삼성 모바일 홈피가서 kies 프로그램 다운 받아 설치 하니까 그재서야 잡히네요 그전에는 드라이버만 설치 해서 인식 했었는데...

Android Google Maps API 사용하기

debug.keystore 파일이 있는 곳에서 커맨드 프롬프트를 열어 아래와 같이 실행하여 fingerprint를 얻는다 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ keytool -list -keystore debug.keystore -keypass android -storepass android -alias androiddebugkey ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ http://code.google.com/android/add-ons/google-apis/maps-api-signup.html 위 사이트에 접속 해서 얻은 fingerprint를 입력 하여 Maps API 키를 얻으면 된다. 이 api key 를 MapView에 넣으면 된다 참조 http://code.google.com/android/add-ons/google-apis/mapkey.html

How to disable or uninstall the pilot version of Microsoft Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications for Windows XP

How to disable or uninstall the pilot version of Microsoft Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications for Windows XP Disable WGA Notifications Log on to the computer by using an account that has administrative permissions. Make sure that the WGA Notifications version that exists on the computer is a pilot version. The version format for the pilot version is 1.5.0532.x. In this case, you can uninstall versions 527-532 only. For example, you can uninstall versions that range from 1.5.0527.0 to 1.5.0532.2. To find the WGA Notifications version, follow these steps. Click Start, and then click Control Panel. Double-click Add or Remove Programs, click Windows XP - Software, click Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications, and then click Click here for support information. In the Support Info dialog box, verify the version number, and then click Close. Rename the following files by changing the extension to .old: Rename %Windir%\system32\WgaLogon.dll to %Windir%\system32\WgaLogon.old Rename %Windi...

Add a Splash Image to Bootloader

Add a Splash Image to (K)Ubuntu Bootloader - How to add a splash image to Ubuntu Grub. By: Mihai Marinof, Linux Editor The splash image is an image shown in the background, while GRUB displays the list of operating systems available for booting. Unfortunately, Kubuntu has no splash image set by default, which might be upsetting for some people. The good news is, however, that setting a Grub splash image is a rather easy process and anyone with Gimp installed OR ImageMagick should be able to do it. First of all, you'll need an image. Search the web for a nice image with your distribution's logo or any other image, or open-up Gimp and do it yourself. However, pay attention to the image's resolution, because Grub needs a 640x480 image and we don't want to end-up with a deformed image. Therefore, only search for images with a resolution of 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768 etc. Create the image Method 1 - ImageMagick : - Once you found an image, ...

How to Install Source Files in linux

source files contain the programs and hence before the installation you need to compile them… so you need to install the build-essentials from the synaptic package manager …. else this build-essentials is already present in the cd.. and so you can install it…..else you can install it typing it in the terminal by sudo aptitude install build-essentials suppose you have a source file name src.tar.gz, what you do initially is that you need to extract the source files and then in the terminal…. navigate to the folder where the source file is extracted using the cd commands….. and then type the following… ./configure make sudo make install clean install ./configure….. checks whether the required dependencies are available on your system or not….. if not an error is reported…. make compiles the source code and make install is used to install the program in to the location if it asks for an installation location it is recommended to install all the source to /usr/src clean install removes any...

Ubuntu Linux: Built-in apps get an "A", wireless support an "F"

Posted by Dennis O'Reilly It didn't take long after installing Canonical Ltd.'s Ubuntu 7.10 version of Linux for me to decide I liked what I saw. A quick tour of the Applications, Places, and System menus indicated that converting from Windows to Linux would be relatively seemless. The only fly in the ointment was my inability to get any of three wireless adapters to work with the OS. World-class applications without paying a dime I expected to find the Mozilla Firefox browser bundled with Ubuntu, and seeing links on the Applications*Office menu to OpenOffice.org's Database, Presentation, Spreadsheet, and Word Processor apps--all of which are compatible with their Microsoft Office equivalents--was no surprise. But some of Ubuntu's other built-in programs were a nice bonus: the F-Spot Photo Manager, GIMP Image Editor, OpenOffice.org Drawing app, and XSane Image Scanner give you all the graphics functions you're likely to need; and for audio and video processing, ...

Tips for successful Kernel Recompilation in Linux

"Kernel compilation is a tough nut to crack" - Most frequently this would be followed by a sigh if the recompiled kernel is not booting up. Though the nut has the look of a tough one to crack, kernel recompilation is still an inescapable affair that every Linux system administrator runs into, sooner or later. I too had to. With this article, I intend to walk you through the phases of compiling a kernel. I am sure it will inspire confidence in you so that compiling a kernel is no longer a "mission impossible". What is a kernel? Keeping it simple, kernel is the central part of most of the operating systems. The main functions of kernel include process management,resource management etc. It is the first part of operating system that is loaded in to the RAM when the machine is booted and it will remain in the main memory. Since the kernel stays in the main memory, it is important that it should be as small as possible. In Linux, kernel is a singl...