To read the fiber attenuation on your mikrotik router, you either have to go to your mikrotik gui (Winbox) app and open a “New Terminal” or connect through telnet to it and type this: Continue reading
Category Archives: Misc
How to remove the Windows 11 “System requirements not met” text from Desktop
In the most recent Windows 11 Build, Microsoft began to watermark the Desktop and put a text on it telling you that you’re not using a supported PC.
Exactly they wrote “System requirements not met”.
Here is how to remove the Windows 11 “System requirements not met” text from Desktop. Continue reading
How to load a page with an invalid ssl certificate in chrome
From time to time you can get a error message telling you that a page is unsafe because a certificate is invalid. This happens in chrome, chromium, microsoft edge or any other chromium based browser.
If you know that page and trust it, you can do the following to load it anyway: Continue reading
Microsoft released Windows 11 Enterprise Develompent Virtual Machine Images
Microsoft released some Windows 11 Enterprise Develompent Virtual Machine Images for VMWare Hyper-V VirtualBox Parallels.
These Virtual Machine Images contain the following: Continue reading
How to change files filetype to lowercase
Here is how to change filetypes of filenames to lowercase on Linux… for example ( JPG to jpg ) Continue reading
Select Delete MYSQL
Use a temporary table to do a delete or other command on results from a command. Continue reading
Mount Linux disk from live disk
How to mount a linux disk from a livedisk? Continue reading
Get Free Ram on Linux
A nice commandline command for getting the free memory (RAM) on linux is this one: Continue reading
How to find memory size or get system info
How to get information about system memory?
Open your commandline (cmd) and enter either of the following commands: Continue reading
How to log connection errors in Thunderbird
How to enable logging on mozilla thunderbird?
This is how to temporatly allow logging of thunderbird imap4, php3 or smtp connection events to a file to find out why things don’t work as expected.
The only permanent changes it makes, is the creation of your logfile… the logging mode will turn off, as soon as you close thunderbird and the commandline.
Open your commandline and type in these settings: Continue reading