A guide to getting libcurl built and working with your Visual Studio 2005 project.
A guide to getting libcurl built and working with your Visual Studio 2005 project.
After battling with eSATA for a few days now I thought I'd share some of my experiences of how to get it setup and allow the external disk to be safely removed or hotplugged after use.
Added a tutorial on how to transfer files from a Windows PC using briefcase lite on the iPhone. Check it out here.
New site launched based on Wordpress.
Updated Rctrlx with new versions for 32 and 64 bit systems including new feature and bug fixes. See the projects page for the download links.
Rctrlx is now being used in the ManagePC open source project, check it out here.
RemoteExec has been renamed to rctrlx and updated. See the projects section for the download link.
New version of RemoteExec released fixing various bugs. See the projects section for the download link.
Updated RemoteExec to allow the remote applications return code to be returned by the client using the rrc switch.
Just uploaded an updated version of RemoteExec that fixes a problem where in certain circumstances when you ran it again you may of had to reboot the remote host.
Have just uploaded a psexec alternative (RemoteExec) under the projects section plus I have added a load of stuff to the links page for anyone interested in OS dev stuff.
I am keen to hear all constructive criticism about anything on the web site or even the web site itself but I am particularly interested in hearing anything anyone has to say about RemoteExec (bugs, new features that you think would be cool, etc) so please drop me a mail.
So what do you do if you want a wireless-N access point and possibly router but don’t want to pay for it? If you have a bit of experience using Linux and some time to spare you might find this quite useful.
Well after toying with the idea for a while I thought I'd start writing an article or maybe even articles (shock, horror!) that you will hopefully find informative and interesting. As I've been messing around with Linux recently I thought I'd start with giving you some basic information on how to set up you own minimal Linux system/embedded system from scratch using Qemu..... more