Restoring your Nokia phone ShowRestoring your Nokia phone
Normal Reset
Deep Reset
How to proceed
There are two methods allowing you to reset your phone to a more unwavering state.
Normal Reset
Using the *#7780# sequence.
It will restore ini files from ROM...
Tips and tricks ShowTips and tricks
Substitution
Display
Remove
Miscellaneous
Substitution
Substitute "foo" with "bar" on each line
Only the 1st occurrence
sed 's / foo / bar /'
For the 3rd case only
sed 's/foo/bar/3'
All occurrences
sed...
Enable/disable a device from the command line ShowEnable/disable a device from the command line
Install Devcon
Display all the devices in the system
Enable/disable the device
Other devices
Here is a trick that allows you to enable / disable a device from the command line in XP....
Enabling/Disabling the firewall using command line ShowEnabling/Disabling the firewall using command line
Disable Windows XP firewall
Enable the Windows XP firewall
Under Windows XP SP2, it is possible to enable/ disable the firewall with the following command lines:
Disable Windows XP...
How to turn a URL into a hyperlink ShowHow to turn a URL into a hyperlink
If you are using PHP, there is a simple way to turn a URL into a hyperlink when inserting the address into your PHP document. This process is mostly used to ease the users' search of external websites or...
Linux - Compiling the kernel ShowCompiling the kernel
In this article, compiling the kernel under Linux is explained.
The following explanations are based on version 2.4.20 of kernel, i.e. the most recent version of the kernel at the time this article was written (March 2003)....
Linux - The shell ShowIntroduction to the shell
The command interpreter is the interface between the user and the operating system, hence the name "shell".
The shell therefore acts as an intermediary between the operating system and the user thanks to command lines...
Linux - The Vi editor ShowIntroduction to Vi
Despite its very limited ergonomics, Vi i is one of the most popular text editors texte under Unix type systems (with Emacs and pico). Under Linux, there is a free version of Vi called Vim (Vi Improved). Vi (pronounced vee-eye)...