Linux WiFi not working?

Linux WiFi not working after update? Or getting "Adaptor not found" on reboot/start up randomly? Here's how to fix it: This post is a more of a "note-to-self" than my usual Linux how-to guide. I am facing the "Wifi issue" myself for couple of weeks now and my wifi adaptor just randomly disappear. I looked … Continue reading Linux WiFi not working?

Install Odoo 11 on Ubuntu 18.04

For Odoo 11 first we need to install some python modules such as LDAP and qrcode which is used by the hardware for drivers. We will install the python modules one by one using the following commands: sudo pip3 install vobject qrcodesudo apt install libldap2-dev libsasl2-devsudo pip3 install pyldapsudo pip3 install num2words (if you don't … Continue reading Install Odoo 11 on Ubuntu 18.04

A Simple Guide to MPD Server with MPDroid

MPDroid is an Android application that let's you control MPD remotely with your Android phone and also can stream music to your Android phone remotely over MPD Server. Here's what you will need: A machine that can run MPD server, It can be your Laptop or a Raspberry Pi. Just install mpd on your machine … Continue reading A Simple Guide to MPD Server with MPDroid

My Linux Rice

So I get a lot of questions about my Ubuntu setup, people are asking what kinda setup I am using? We are using Ubuntu, but why our's doesn't look like your's? But first thing first, let me get the terminology straight! RICE: "Rice is a word that is commonly used to refer to making visual … Continue reading My Linux Rice

Process Administration: Automate, Schedule and Manage Processes

"If you're learning the System Administration then till now you may know that one of the characteristics of the Sys Admins is that they are lazy, they let the machines do most of the work and leave very little to themselves. Let's say you're working in a company as a SysAdmin and you come in … Continue reading Process Administration: Automate, Schedule and Manage Processes

SysAdmin 101: Linux Hardware, Discover, Interaction & Control

Hardware Discovery Tools: dmesg/var/log/dmesg/proc or /sys/lspci, udev, lssci and lsusbdmidecode, biosdecode Detecting New Hardware Manually: When the kernel loads it scan for the hardware and then loads drivers to initialize and support the detected hardware. Examining Kernel boot messages is a good way to see what hardware has been detected. You can view the current … Continue reading SysAdmin 101: Linux Hardware, Discover, Interaction & Control