Comments for Flavio's Technotalk http://www.flaviostechnotalk.com Been around cutting edge technology for too long... Sun, 19 Feb 2012 11:51:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Howto: Linux on your wireless router by Wesleyhttp://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/2011/05/15/howto-linux-on-your-wireless-router/#comment-140 Wesley Sun, 19 Feb 2012 11:51:59 +0000 http://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/?p=59#comment-140 generally, the aenwsr to this question is yes. Routers with more antennas can generally provide a stronger and more reliable signal than those with just one. Multiple antennas can also be pointed in separate directions to provide a directed signal. generally, the aenwsr to this question is yes. Routers with more antennas can generally provide a stronger and more reliable signal than those with just one. Multiple antennas can also be pointed in separate directions to provide a directed signal.

]]> Comment on World IPv6 day @ home by Claudiahttp://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/2011/05/11/world-ipv6-day/#comment-139 Claudia Sun, 19 Feb 2012 08:05:50 +0000 http://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/?p=45#comment-139 :)I got my dad to start using Ubuntu; it wasn't too hard or atihnyng, considering he learns through experience. So, he knows how to open up Firefox to browse the net and watch his youTube stuff, open IE4LInux to browse the sites he needs for work (which only work with IE, sadly), open GAIM to chat with his friends and family on MSN and best of all, download things. Somewhat irrelevant, but with the use of Ubuntu, his HD space is decreased; he isn't downloading so much crap anymore (MP3s). My friend at school, who is a Mac dev., installed Ubuntu 6.10 onto his laptop (dual boot with XP, since we HAVE TO HAVE XP omfg) and loves it. He loves playing with Beryl. He loves how 6.10 just worked (with extremely minimal tweaking). Most of all, he just LOVES using Ubuntu he can get his code on like mad lyve styll.Incredibly irrelevant: I was looking through my gr12 physics notes yesterday cause I was looking for something in particular and I still have one of your tests. It made me miss working with you, laughing with you and playing with you. Cheers, I'll see you at various times during the holy-days. :) I got my dad to start using Ubuntu; it wasn’t too hard or atihnyng, considering he learns through experience. So, he knows how to open up Firefox to browse the net and watch his youTube stuff, open IE4LInux to browse the sites he needs for work (which only work with IE, sadly), open GAIM to chat with his friends and family on MSN and best of all, download things. Somewhat irrelevant, but with the use of Ubuntu, his HD space is decreased; he isn’t downloading so much crap anymore (MP3s). My friend at school, who is a Mac dev., installed Ubuntu 6.10 onto his laptop (dual boot with XP, since we HAVE TO HAVE XP omfg) and loves it. He loves playing with Beryl. He loves how 6.10 just worked (with extremely minimal tweaking). Most of all, he just LOVES using Ubuntu he can get his code on like mad lyve styll.Incredibly irrelevant: I was looking through my gr12 physics notes yesterday cause I was looking for something in particular and I still have one of your tests. It made me miss working with you, laughing with you and playing with you. Cheers, I’ll see you at various times during the holy-days.

]]> Comment on Howto: Linux on your wireless router by Karlitahttp://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/2011/05/15/howto-linux-on-your-wireless-router/#comment-138 Karlita Sat, 18 Feb 2012 19:54:46 +0000 http://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/?p=59#comment-138 You can do so much more with it, the list is too long just go to dd-wrt weibste. You can actually connect a USB hub to the router, so you can access flash drive, hdd, printer, and more.Thanks and have fun with it You can do so much more with it, the list is too long just go to dd-wrt weibste. You can actually connect a USB hub to the router, so you can access flash drive, hdd, printer, and more.Thanks and have fun with it

]]> Comment on Howto: Linux on your wireless router by Flavio Villanustrehttp://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/2011/05/15/howto-linux-on-your-wireless-router/#comment-137 Flavio Villanustre Sat, 18 Feb 2012 16:23:22 +0000 http://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/?p=59#comment-137 The first thing that you should do is head over to: http://dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-database and enter the router model that you have. If it is a Netgear wndr3700 you can check this wiki entry: http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Netgear_WNDR3700 directly. Loading DD-WRT can be as easy as downloading the correct firmware (beware of the two different versions of the router when doing so), going to the "upgrade firmware" page in your router and uploading the new firmware. However, I recommend that you read the Wiki entry for your router entirely before attempting the upload. Please let me know how it goes. Flavio The first thing that you should do is head over to: http://dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-database and enter the router model that you have. If it is a Netgear wndr3700 you can check this wiki entry: http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Netgear_WNDR3700 directly.

Loading DD-WRT can be as easy as downloading the correct firmware (beware of the two different versions of the router when doing so), going to the “upgrade firmware” page in your router and uploading the new firmware.

However, I recommend that you read the Wiki entry for your router entirely before attempting the upload.

Please let me know how it goes.

Flavio

]]> Comment on Howto: Linux on your wireless router by Aynurhttp://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/2011/05/15/howto-linux-on-your-wireless-router/#comment-136 Aynur Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:08:32 +0000 http://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/?p=59#comment-136 Just got this ruteor today.Im a total noob. your tutorial seems easy to follow. good job. Question: what exactly can i do if i change the firmware to DD-WRT? Is this what my friends are telling me that I can use my ruteor to download torrent files and share my attached hdd to the usb to the network?Thanks and more power to you bro.cheers,murk Just got this ruteor today.Im a total noob. your tutorial seems easy to follow. good job. Question: what exactly can i do if i change the firmware to DD-WRT? Is this what my friends are telling me that I can use my ruteor to download torrent files and share my attached hdd to the usb to the network?Thanks and more power to you bro.cheers,murk

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]]> Comment on Howto: Linux on your wireless router by Jim Shttp://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/2011/05/15/howto-linux-on-your-wireless-router/#comment-95 Jim S Tue, 04 Oct 2011 21:03:34 +0000 http://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/?p=59#comment-95 Excellent article on the status source routing. I have been running two DD-WRT routers for the last 2 months, an E3000 and an Asus RT-N16 , both on DD-WRT mega. I had some issues flashing them and trying out to figure the right version so I found a site to purchase them, <a href="https://www.flashrouters.com" title="FlashRouters.com" rel="nofollow">. They were fast and customized it to my network specifications. Thank the lord for DD-WRT. Excellent article on the status source routing. I have been running two DD-WRT routers for the last 2 months, an E3000 and an Asus RT-N16 , both on DD-WRT mega.

I had some issues flashing them and trying out to figure the right version so I found a site to purchase them, . They were fast and customized it to my network specifications. Thank the lord for DD-WRT.

]]> Comment on About me by Flavio Villanustrehttp://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/about-me/#comment-52 Flavio Villanustre Thu, 02 Jun 2011 00:25:46 +0000 http://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/?page_id=2#comment-52 Yes, the same! Just a few years older... :) Yes, the same! Just a few years older… :)

]]> Comment on About me by pjvaldezhttp://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/about-me/#comment-51 pjvaldez Wed, 01 Jun 2011 15:17:48 +0000 http://www.flaviostechnotalk.com/?page_id=2#comment-51 So is this the same Flavio that created F.L.A.V.I.O, the Flow Loader and Visual Information Output? If it is, Crazy! You sir, are a genius! So is this the same Flavio that created F.L.A.V.I.O, the Flow Loader and Visual Information Output? If it is, Crazy! You sir, are a genius!

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