Showing posts with label solution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label solution. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Chromecast connection to Unifi

To connect Google Chromecast to unifi internet:-


  1. Go to router setting, 192.168.0.1,TM Unifi router default username and password as below:
    • Username: operator
    • Password: h566UniFi
  2. Go to Advance -> Advance Network. 
  3. Check "Enable Multicast Streams"

Monday, March 10, 2014

NO USB Debugging Mode in Android 4.2


  1. Open Setting, go to About Device
  2. Tap the Build Number 7 times
  3. Developer Options menu will appear

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

CyanogenMod cannot download google market apps



Platform: CyanogenMod 7 (Android)


Error: Trying to install market apps, it starts downloading for a second or so and then stops. It happen on large app (more than 5Mb) files.


Reason :
To download an app from google market, android required a cache.This cache folder is located in /cache partition (it's called /cache/download).
But this partition (with a size of about 40Mb on HTC Desire) contains also others caches, notably the dalvik-cache(used to accelerate the boot of android) which has a size of...35Mb !
That why "big" apps can't be downloaded using the market but small ones can be downloaded without any issues.
This also explain the "not enough space" message in logs which does not refer to the internal or external memory but to the space of /cache/download folder.
Concerning S2E, it's only works if your sdcard is mounted under /sd-ext. For 
users mounted on /sdcard, another solution is to create a symlink of /cache/download which point to a folder in your sdcard.



Solution
To clarify for anyone who isn't quite sure how to do this, enter these commands in the terminal emulator:
mkdir /mnt/sdcard/market-download-cache
su
cd /cache
mv download download.bak
ln -s /mnt/sdcard/market-download-cache download
ls -ahl .

the last step (ls -ahl .) is intended to verify that /cache/download points to /mnt/sdcard/market-download-cache; there should be an entry that should look somewhat like "lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 33 Apr 14 03:35 download -> /mnt/sdcard/market-download-cache".

Thursday, November 18, 2010

MSSQL: the process could not execute 'sp_replcmds'

Platform:
Microsoft SQL server

Error:
While replications,  the Log Reader Agent status shown "the process could not execute 'sp_replcmds'...

Solution:
Change database owner to sa.

Step:
  1. Select "Databases", open "Object Explorer Details"(shortcut F7), you can see the current owner for every database.
  2. Change the owner to sa as script below:
    •  sp_changedbowner ''
  3. Repeat step 1, click refresh button to check the new database owner.
  4. Reinitialize the publications by click "Reinitialize All Subscriptions" .

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

How to empty Trash in Ubuntu (UNR)

Tested in Ubuntu Netbook Remix 10.04

Two ways to empty trash
1. Complete it manually in Terminal
     sudo rm -rf /home//.local/share/Trash/files/*

2. In "Files & folders", click any folder icon to open File browser. Click "Go" in the toolbar, then select Trash. Simply click the "Empty Trash", your Trash folder will be empty.

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Canon DSLR Error 99

The "Error 99″ is generic in nature as the exact cause of the error is undetermined until examined by a Canon Factory technician. This error condition may be caused by several different factors. To assist in narrowing down the possible cause of this error we have provided the following troubleshooting checklist. Please note not all items will apply depending on your camera configuration. After attempting each procedure, attempt to use the camera to determine if the error condition is resolved.

NON-CANON LENS
A non-Canon lens when used on a Canon EOS body may not provide full electronic communication and may cause error “99″ to be displayed. To determine if this is the source of the error, considering testing your camera with a Canon EF lens. You may need to consider having your lens manufacturer inspect your lens for communication/compatibility issues with the Canon EF auto-focus system if the issue only occurs with your non-Canon lens. Usually such issues can be corrected through hardware and/or firmware updates provided by the lens manufacturer. However, Canon does not endorse or provide any guarantees of reliability when third party lenses are used.

CLEANING CONTACTS
Oils, dirt, dust and other factors may cause communication issues between the camera body and the attached lens. Please find instructions below to correctly clean the contacts on the lens and on the camera body.

- Remove the lens from the camera body
- Using the “eraser head” of a standard pencil, gently clean the contacts on the lens
- While holding the camera in a downward position (to avoid debris from falling into camera), clean the contacts (pins) on the lens mount
- After cleaning the lens and body contacts, use a soft cloth to gentle wipe the contacts clean
- Attempt to use the camera again to see if the problem has been resolved.

INSUFFICIENT OR LOW BATTERY POWER
- Ensure the battery pack being used has sufficient power (if in doubt recharge battery pack)
- Remove and re-attach the battery to ensure a proper connection (remove the battery pack for at least 60 seconds)
- If a battery grip is being utilized, remove the grip to determine if this is the cause of the error

LENS ISSUE
- Remove and re-attach the lens to see if the error clears.
- To further determine the source of this condition, you may consider testing the camera with another lens. If this error seems to occur only with a specific lens, the lens may require inspection.

MEMORY CARD
- It some circumstances, this error can be due to the memory card be used.
- Attempt to use another memory card in the camera, to see if the condition clears.
- Additionally it is recommended the card be formatted in the camera for best compatibility. For more information on formatting the memory card, consult your camera’s operational manual.

RESETTING CAMERA
- If all the above suggestions have failed to resolve this condition, then it is recommended the camera be reset to default settings.
- To reset the camera to default settings, it is necessary to be in one of the creative shooting modes (i.e P, Tv, Av, M).
- Reset any personal or custom functions as well (if applicable).

If "Error 99″ continues to display, I would like to suggest that your EOS body be forwarded directly to our Factory Service Department at the address noted below. Upon receipt, we will have a technician throughly inspect your camera body and advise you of the findings. We will then be in a better position to determine how we may best assist you in this matter. Please include your name, address, daytime telephone number, copy of your bill of sale and a brief description of the symptom(s). Upon receipt, we will have a technician thoroughly inspect your product and advise you of the findings.