Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts

January 14, 2014

Sony Xperia L Jellybean 4.2.2 Update Speaker Volume and Mobile Internet Data Connectivity Problem and Solutions

Hi all,

I have updated my sister’s phone from Jellybean 4.1.2 to Jellybean 4.2.2.

She found two problems,

Problems

1) Internet Mobile Data is not working

2) Speaker Volume is very low

Solutions

1) Install “Internet Settings” from Settings->Xperia option. It will installs and activates your mobile data

2) After update manually Switch off and Switch On the device

 

Simple but vital solutions for any Sony customer

 

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July 19, 2013

Beam Telecom Internet Connection Auto Login Task in Windows whenever you have connected to your Wireless LAN; Not in startup

Hi friends,
Today me and my roommate were discussing to leave the laptop to download some files using torrent client. Then we thought like, what if power goes off ? Since, we are using Beam Telecom, we need to manually login via a webpage to activate the Internet connection when power comes back.

Then I have searched online and find some useful links which are shown below.

But still, as you know, we weren’t satisfied with the solution like, having as a startup script. Which will run whenever you just login to the system.

What if, we have left the laptop/desktop and power goes (But laptop/desktop running on battery/UPS), the startup script trick won’t solve our problem. Again, someone has to manually open browser and do the web login or start the batch file which was mentioned in the above files. So we have decided to find some easy solution which depends on the network connection.

Our home network setup:

I hope, now a days most of the home networks are like our network which was routed as below
BeamTele –> Wireless Router –> Laptops and Mobiles (Wi-Fi)

Pre-requisites:

  1. Open this link. https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B16cWwxzg0m5X1BPZXQySm5nV28/edit?usp=sharing
  2. Click on "File -> Download" to download the zip file
  3. Those files I have been copied from this link and modified the batch file
  4. Extract the zip file to a safe location, where you accidentally don’t delete the files. Please don’t put it in common download folder, you may accidentally delete it.
  5. You will find an wget.exe and related dlls along with a batch file.
  6. Move those wget.exe and dlls to C:/WINDOWS folder
  7. Let the batch file path be clear without any spaces in folder names (precaution)
  8. Please replace the username and password details with your Beam Tele userid and password in the batch file and don't forgot to save the file.
Note: Please place wget.exe and all the dlls in C:/WINDOWS folder. Because this path is already available in “PATH” environment variable
Out next step would be using this batch file and automatically running it whenever WLAN connected

Solution:

We have got an idea to create a task, which described below. Windows "Task Scheduler" is similar to "Cron Jobs" in Linux. So, lets start created "BeamTeleAutologin" task as described below.
  1. Whenever power goes off, router will be off (mostly, until unless you have connected your router also to an Inverter/UPS)
  2. If your router power goes off i.e. wireless router not connected any Inverter/UPS then blindly follow this method
  3. Create a task scheduler as described below
    • Search for “Task Scheduler” on Windows 7/8
    • Open “Task Scheduler”
    • Click on “Task Scheduler (Local)”
    • On right most (3rd) column, you will find an option like “Create Task”
    • Click on “Create Task”
    • In “General” tab, give a name of task like “Beam Tele Autologin” with some description (optional)
    • In “Security Options”, Choose “Run whether user logged in or not”
    • In “Configure for” dropdown, select “Your OS/Server OS” (Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2)
    • You can click on “Hide”, if you want to hide the task from library
    • Go to “Triggers” tab
    • Click on “New” button
    • Select “On an event” option from the “Begin the task” drop down
    • By default, “Basic” option get selected
    • From the “Log” dropdown, choose “Microsoft-Windows-WLAN-AutoConfig/Operational”
    • From “Source” dropdown, choose “WLAN-AutoConfig”
    • Put some delay task for some 1 minute (Optional)
    • Go to “Actions” tab
    • Select the batch file, which you have extracted from the downloaded “BeamTeleAutoLogin.zip
    • Go to “Conditions” tab
    • Uncheck “Power” category options
      • (Deselect) Start the task only if computer is on AC power
      • (Deselect) Stop if computer switches to battery
    • Check “Network” category options
      • (Select) Start only if the following network connection is available
    • Select your “WLAN” name from the list
    • Go to “Settings” tab
    • Check the necessary options like
      • Allow task to be run on demand
      • From the only available drop down, select “Do not start a new instance”
    • Click on “Ok” button
  4. Go to “Task Schedule Library” from the “Task Scheduler”
  5. You can see the task as per the name give above like “Beam Tele Autologin”
  6. Select the corresponding task
  7. Now, on right side you can see options like “Run”, “End”, “Disable”, “Properties”, “Delete” (By right click on the task, you will be getting same options)
  8. If you want to edit the task, click on “Properties”
  9. If your router has power back up i.e. connected to some Inverter or UPS then just add these few lines at the starting in your batch file to make sure that Internet is connected by pinging public DNS
    • ping 8.8.8.8 | find "Reply"
    • if errorlevel 1 goto :eof

Testing the Autologin Task:

  1. To test this task is running or not, do the following
    • Open http://portal.beamtele.com in browser
    • If you have already logged in, you can see a “Logout” option
    • Click on “Logout” button
    • So, by now you are no longer connected to Internet. You need to manually enter the details to login.
    • Disconnect/Disable your WLAN connection. So, router is not connected to laptop/desktop.
    • Now, you run the task if its not running by selecting task, click on “Run”
    • Connect to your WLAN now
    • Do not enter any details for login
    • If everything was properly setup then it should login automatically with your credentials.
If its working fine, then enjoy the hack.
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August 25, 2012

Combine Different Network Connections to get Faster Internet Connection Speed Simultaneously

Hi friends,

Have you ever thought of combining your ethernet connection internet speed and your mobile internet speed and wi-fi internet speed and etc.?

Getting one active Internet connection speed doesn't suite for high speed downloads.

But Connectify Dispatch made this possible to combine different Internet connections and made a single, faster Internet connection to download with summation of all available networks.

Use multiple connections simultaneously to get a faster connection speed.

Please find more details at

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/523076551/dispatch-the-internet-faster

References:

Connectify

June 02, 2012

Live CD Ubuntu Customization Kit (UCK) without Internet

Hi friends,

As many of you know that, UCK (Ubuntu Customization Kit) requires Internet when customizing the Live CD.

Why we need Internet while customization?

  • To get the updates from the repositories we need the internet.
  • To install any software using apt-get/synaptic package manager.
Do we need Internet all the time?

According to me, We may not need the Internet for small updates.
So, I have modified the customization scripts to work without Internet.


Pre-requisites:

Please download the following files.

sources.gz: 
According the ubuntu distro, we need to get the sources.gz from the link
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/dists/$DISTRO_CODENAME/main/source/Sources.gz

gfxboot-theme-ubuntu_x.x.x:
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gfxboot-theme-ubuntu/

Please place these two files in ~/Softwares/UCK/ directory

Note: ~ is home directory of the user.

Apply Patches

If you installed UCK, you will having the /usr/lib/uck/customization-profiles/localized_cd/ directory
In that directory, you will be having customize and customize_iso scripts.

Those two scripts will be copies to /home//tmp folder while running the UCK.

So, please apply the following patches in /usr/lib/uck/customization-profiles/localized_cd/ 

Now apply the patch as shown below

$ patch -u customize customize.patch
$ patch -u customize_iso customize_iso.patch

customize.patch


--- customize 2012-06-01 21:47:31.905741928 +0530
+++ customize_old 2012-06-01 21:46:03.509742149 +0530
@@ -121,8 +121,7 @@
arch=`if [ -d /lib64 ]; then echo x86_64; else echo i586; fi`
echo ">> Customizing: $rel, $kernel $arch"

-# Commented by PSR
-#prepare_install || failure "Preparing installation failed, error=$?"
+prepare_install || failure "Preparing installation failed, error=$?"

# List of packages to install to support the selected languages:
PACKAGES_TO_INSTALL=""
@@ -153,16 +152,16 @@
fi
done

-# Commented by PSR
- #install_packages $PACKAGES_TO_INSTALL || failure "Installing language packs failed, error=$?"
+ install_packages $PACKAGES_TO_INSTALL ||
+ failure "Installing language packs failed, error=$?"

# NOTE: we first install selected language packs, then remove others as
# installing a language pack might pull in packages that were not
# previously present
echo "Removing unnecessary language packages..."
REMOVED_PACKAGES=`dpkg-query --show | cut -f1 | grep -E '^(language-pack|language-support|firefox-locale)' | grep -Ev "[-]($LANGPACKS_CONCATENATED)\>"`
-# Commented by PSR
-# remove_packages $REMOVED_PACKAGES || failure "Removing packages failed, error=$?"
+ remove_packages $REMOVED_PACKAGES ||
+ failure "Removing packages failed, error=$?"
fi

if [ "$RUN_MANUAL_CUSTOMIZATIONS" = "yes" ] ; then

customize_iso.patch


--- customize_iso 2012-06-01 21:47:38.369741917 +0530
+++customize_iso_old 2012-06-01 21:46:00.441742156 +0530
@@ -50,9 +50,6 @@
REMASTER_DIR="$REMASTER_HOME/remaster-root"
BOOT_LANG=`cat "$SCRIPT_DIR/livecd_locale"`

-# Added by PSR
-SOURCES_DIR="/home/user/Softwares/UCK"
-
function failure()
{
echo "$@"
@@ -83,21 +80,12 @@
DISTRO_CODENAME=`cd "$ISO_REMASTER_DIR"/dists && find . -maxdepth 1 -type d | grep '/' | cut -d '/' -f2` || failure "Unable to identify Ubuntu distro codename"
APT_SOURCES_TMP_DIR=`mktemp -d`
-# Commented by PSR
-# wget -c http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/dists/$DISTRO_CODENAME/main/source/Sources.gz -O "$APT_SOURCES_TMP_DIR"/Sources.gz
-
-# Added by PSR
- cp "$SOURCES_DIR"/"$DISTRO_CODENAME"_Sources.gz "$APT_SOURCES_TMP_DIR"/Sources.gz
-
-# Commented by PSR
-# GFXBOOT_THEME_UBUNTU_SOURCE_PACKAGE=http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gfxboot-theme-ubuntu/$(zgrep gz "$APT_SOURCES_TMP_DIR"/Sources.gz | grep gfxboot-theme-ubuntu | sed -n 1p | awk '{ print $3 }')
+ wget -c http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/dists/$DISTRO_CODENAME/main/source/Sources.gz -O "$APT_SOURCES_TMP_DIR"/Sources.gz
+ GFXBOOT_THEME_UBUNTU_SOURCE_PACKAGE=http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gfxboot-theme-ubuntu/$(zgrep gz "$APT_SOURCES_TMP_DIR"/Sources.gz | grep gfxboot-theme-ubuntu | sed -n 1p | awk '{ print $3 }')

-# Commented by PSR
-# wget $GFXBOOT_THEME_UBUNTU_SOURCE_PACKAGE || -# failure "Unable to download gfxboot-theme-ubuntu source package from $GFXBOOT_THEME_UBUNTU_SOURCE_PACKAGE"
+ wget $GFXBOOT_THEME_UBUNTU_SOURCE_PACKAGE || + failure "Unable to download gfxboot-theme-ubuntu source package from $GFXBOOT_THEME_UBUNTU_SOURCE_PACKAGE"

-# Added by PSR
- cp "$SOURCES_DIR"/gfxboot-theme-ubuntu_0.14.2.tar.gz .
tar xfz *.tar.gz || failure "Unable to extract gfxboot-theme-ubuntu source package"
fi

Please apply the patch files and run the UCK without Internet.

Enjoy a quick Ubuntu Customization.

Please send you comments and feedback

January 24, 2011

Make your Windows 7 Laptop as Wi-Fi Hotspot using Connectify

Hi everyone,

Do you want to use your laptop as a Wi-Fi hotspot? Want to share your laptop Internet on you mobile to reduce the 2G/3G charge?

It is possible with Connectify Hotspot.

When we have one laptop with wired Internet connection, we can make that laptop as a Wi-Fi hotspot.
So that, we can connect our mobile or iPod or other laptops to the Wi-Fi hotspot to get Internet.

There are lot of methods or procedures to do that. But, I tried the following and its very good.

Here is the procedure
  1. Download Connectify and install.
  2. Then just give the name and password to create a Wi-Fi hotspot.
  3. Any other device with the password can connect to the particular Wi-Fi hotspot. 
Try and let me know, if any other easy steps to create a Wi-Fi hotspot exists.

References:
http://www.connectify.me/

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