G-Story Portable Gaming Monitors are here! Do they work as well as advertised?
Available for purchase at the links below
4K Monitor
PS4 Slim Model
Xbox One S Model
G-Story Portable Gaming Monitors are here! Do they work as well as advertised?
Available for purchase at the links below
4K Monitor
PS4 Slim Model
Xbox One S Model
With new software, does the BittBoy finally hit the mark? Let’s find out!
The Super NT from Analogue is a premium Super Nintendo system that promises lagless play through HDMI with a 1080p 60hz display. During Spawn Waves time with the system he has have enjoyed a quality product that puts out an amazing picture and performance, but at 190 dollars is it worth a pick up?
The PiiWii Pocket is a real portable made from a real Wii. Shank Mods started it around 3 years ago, and just recently finished it up. It was a lot of work, but is a blast to play on, and is super portable.
In this video, ETA Prime shows you how to turn an Old or New PC / Laptop into an awesome HTPC Media Center PC and all of it runs on a USB Stick! ETA Prime goes over installing and setting up LibreElec “Stand alone KODI OS” as well as installing a few Add ons! This is a great way to repurpose an old laptop or Desktop.
The LGR Woodgrain 486 PC is due for an upgrade… to the year 1992! I’ve got a boxed copy of Microsoft Windows 3.1 and a brand new Microsoft Mouse to enjoy so let’s install everything on top of MS-DOS 6.22 and Windows 3.0 and have fun with Lode Runner and Print Shop Deluxe.
Are you running Plex Media Server on FreeNAS as a plugin, but don’t like waiting for the updates from FreeNAS?
PMS_Updater for FreeNAS is exactly what you need!
PMS_Updated allows you to update the FreeNAS Plex install from CLI with out waiting for the plugin updates from the devs, the updater will connect to your specified jail, download the most recent version of Plex and run the update if needed.
To do so, first we need to either access our FreeNAS console, or login via SSH. (for Windows users, check out Putty)
Once logged into your FreeNAS server, you want to determine what Jail number your Plex server is installed in, to do so execute the following
jls
You will get an output of Jails installed, choose your Plex Server. In this example mine is 1.
Our next line with log into that Jail to update Plex, so be sure to use the number from the jls command above.
jexec 1 csh
The first time you run this, you may need to install the following.
pkg install ca_root_nss
pkg install wget
pkg install perl5
Once in the Jail, we can download the PMS_Update script
fetch -o PMS_Updater.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mstinaff/PMS_Updater/master/PMS_Updater.sh
Or for PlexPass use
fetch -o PMS_Updater.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/luluhoc/PMS_Updater/master/PMS_UpdaterPLEXPASS.sh
After the appropriate updater is downloaded, make sure to modify the permissions for the file to execute correctly.
chmod 755 PMS_Updater.sh
And then execute the script.
./PMS_Updater.sh -vv -a
You should now be on the latest version of Plex, you may need to start your Plex Server in the FreeNAS plugins page.
For a list of known issues and bugs, please check the Issues Page from the Author of this script.
At the time of writing this article (3/23/19), there are 2 known bugs with the current release.
Forcing an update when all else fails
A few times the script above has failed me, to get around I still execute the jexec for the jail I wish to update.
jexec 1
fetch -o PMS_Updater.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/luluhoc/PMS_Updater/master/PMS_UpdaterPLEXPASS.sh
chmod 755 PMS_Updater.sh
And I then use WinSCP to copy the install files over to the plex jail location. The installers can be downloaded from Plex.tv and choosing FreeBSD.
And then execute the following command. (Just be sure to name the downloaded Plex server files to PlexBuild.tar.bz2)
./PMS_Updater.sh -l PlexBuild.tar.bz2 -vv -a
The classic2magic is a device that connects up to a SNES Classic Mini or NES Classic Mini and allows any region original Super Nintendo or Super Famicom cartridges to play on the SNES Classic. How well does it work?
Do you have a Raspberry Pi, yet aren’t sure exactly what make/model or hardware you have? The following will show you exact details about your device.
From a command line, or SSH session into your Raspberrry Pi, run the following command.
cat /proc/cpuinfo
And look for the line that states – Revision, this can then be cross checked with the list below.
Revision | Release Date | Model | PCB Revision | Memory | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Beta | Q1 2012 | B (Beta) | ? | 256 MB | Beta Board |
0002 | Q1 2012 | B | 1.0 | 256 MB | |
0003 | Q3 2012 | B (ECN0001) | 1.0 | 256 MB | Fuses mod and D14 removed |
0004 | Q3 2012 | B | 2.0 | 256 MB | (Mfg by Sony) |
0005 | Q4 2012 | B | 2.0 | 256 MB | (Mfg by Qisda) |
0006 | Q4 2012 | B | 2.0 | 256 MB | (Mfg by Egoman) |
0007 | Q1 2013 | A | 2.0 | 256 MB | (Mfg by Egoman) |
0008 | Q1 2013 | A | 2.0 | 256 MB | (Mfg by Sony) |
0009 | Q1 2013 | A | 2.0 | 256 MB | (Mfg by Qisda) |
000d | Q4 2012 | B | 2.0 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Egoman) |
000e | Q4 2012 | B | 2.0 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Sony) |
000f | Q4 2012 | B | 2.0 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Qisda) |
0010 | Q3 2014 | B+ | 1.0 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Sony) |
0011 | Q2 2014 | Compute Module 1 | 1.0 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Sony) |
0012 | Q4 2014 | A+ | 1.1 | 256 MB | (Mfg by Sony) |
0013 | Q1 2015 | B+ | 1.2 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Embest) |
0014 | Q2 2014 | Compute Module 1 | 1.0 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Embest) |
0015 | ? | A+ | 1.1 | 256 MB / 512 MB | (Mfg by Embest) |
a01040 | Unknown | 2 Model B | 1.0 | 1 GB | (Mfg by Sony) |
a01041 | Q1 2015 | 2 Model B | 1.1 | 1 GB | (Mfg by Sony) |
a21041 | Q1 2015 | 2 Model B | 1.1 | 1 GB | (Mfg by Embest) |
a22042 | Q3 2016 | 2 Model B (with BCM2837) | 1.2 | 1 GB | (Mfg by Embest) |
900021 | Q3 2016 | A+ | 1.1 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Sony) |
900032 | Q2 2016? | B+ | 1.2 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Sony) |
900092 | Q4 2015 | Zero | 1.2 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Sony) |
900093 | Q2 2016 | Zero | 1.3 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Sony) |
920093 | Q4 2016? | Zero | 1.3 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Embest) |
9000c1 | Q1 2017 | Zero W | 1.1 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Sony) |
a02082 | Q1 2016 | 3 Model B | 1.2 | 1 GB | (Mfg by Sony) |
a020a0 | Q1 2017 | Compute Module 3 (and CM3 Lite) | 1.0 | 1 GB | (Mfg by Sony) |
a22082 | Q1 2016 | 3 Model B | 1.2 | 1 GB | (Mfg by Embest) |
a32082 | Q4 2016 | 3 Model B | 1.2 | 1 GB | (Mfg by Sony Japan) |
a020d3 | Q1 2018 | 3 Model B+ | 1.3 | 1 GB | (Mfg by Sony) |
9020e0 | Q4 2018 | 3 Model A+ | 1.0 | 512 MB | (Mfg by Sony) |
The above is obtained from eLinux.org
The popular SSH client program PuTTY has released the latest version of its software that includes security patches for 8 high-severity security vulnerabilities.
PuTTY is one of the most popular and widely used open-source client-side programs that allows users to remotely access computers over SSH, Telnet, and Rlogin network protocols.
Almost 20 months after releasing the last version of its software, the developers of PuTTY earlier this week released the latest version 0.71 for Windows and Unix operating systems.