These instructions will create a bootable install medium for the installation of a operating system using a .iso file downloaded from the network, the dd command and a standard USB stick. You need admin level access (to run the sudo command). This covers MacOS [for Linux see Bootable USB install device in Linux] Let us begin… Continue reading Bootable USB install device in MacOS
These instructions will create a bootable install medium for the installation of a operating system using a .iso file downloaded from the network, the dd command and a standard USB stick. You need root level access (to run the sudo command). This covers Linux [for MacOS see Bootable USB install device in MacOS] Let us begin… Continue reading Bootable USB install device in Linux
So, I’ve walked into this one a few times when compiling a new kernel for the first time after a new distro install. Each time I shake my head and can’t believe I did again. When compiling a new linux kernel and fails with the following error fatal error: openssl/aes.h: No such file or directory… Continue reading Kernel fatal error: openssl/aes.h
Ok. I last posted about how to find the full URL to your icloud calender so you can connect and sync to it using third party apps. This required diving into a .plist file on a system running macOS. It is still possible to gather the information needed to to string together the “secret” address. … Continue reading Apple CalDAV address…without .plist
Having a small collection idevices in our household, we tend use the icloud calendar app (and iCal on the mac’s) to coordinate our appointments and reminders. It just works and works well throughout the iVerse. Problem is, I don’t always use Apple hardware. Last year I looked long and hard as to what my dead… Continue reading Your Apple “secret” CalDAV address
