Earlier I had blogged on how to create a fabric cluster on Fuse ESB/MQ. Today I will explain how to perform a disaster recovery of that fabric cluster, should it go down. Fuse ESB/FuseMQ/FMC 7.1.0 fabric cluster can crash when a new patch is added to an existing ensemble. There is a bug report at […]
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In my previous post I explained how to install and run Airtel mobile broadband USB datacards. In this one, I will explain how to install Tata Photon+ datacards. 1. For Tata Photon+, you can download the zip file from Tata_Photon+_drivers or, you can copy the contents of the Linux folder from the USB modem into your local folder.
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Recently I had the opportunity to install and test two of India’s most widely used Mobile broadband providers’ USB datacards on Ubuntu 13.04. The following steps will help anyone trying to install Airtel datacard software & drivers on Ubuntu 13.04. 1 . On insertion of the Airtel data card, autorun will pop up asking to run
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The title may make you think so, but this is not one of those ridiculous articles where the author claims GIMP is better than Photoshop even on technical grounds. No, let me make it straight from the intro: from a technical point of view there are areas where Photoshop is much better than GIMP (speed, color depth,
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This is my first of the many findings that I will post about FuseESB/MQ middleware products. After lots and lots of iterations, I have narrowed down the step by step process of creating a Fuse Fabric server cluster with failover setup on Oracle dB. The setup is as follows: 1. Node1 – Server hostname –
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We Linux enthusiasts love to use Linux everywhere possible, even at work, where Microsoft rules the roots! For the last 3 years I have tried and tested various combinations which has helped me replace almost all Microsoft Windows applications which need to run in most office environments. My desktop of choice is Ubuntu. More adventurous
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If you have a broken display , rather a 640×480 display with no unity panels, you are one of the many who tried to install the new Nvidia beta driver which promised initial Optimus graphics card support for Linux. In reality, the Nvidia beta driver 319.17 does not support the current Xorg nor the current Ubuntu kernel
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Ubuntu 13.04 is a great release in almost all terms except one – the nautilus file manager. The version released with 13.04 is so bad that it hinders daily work. There are glaring omissions like the missing status bar, no compact list view, the split tab, the list goes on. Nautilus 3.6 can be termed
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Getting Started with Ubuntu series now has its easy-to-use beginner’s guide available for Ubuntu 13.04 release. Getting Started with Ubuntu 13.04 is a comprehensive beginner’s guide designed for the Ubuntu operating system. It is written under an open-source license and is free for you to download, read, modify, and share. This manual will help you
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If you have installed Citrix client on Ubuntu 12.10 , the same procedure will work for Ubuntu 13.04. I followed the Ubuntu help page written for Ubuntu 12.10. You can find the link here. First, I downloaded the unofficial version, compiled by Ubuntu devs rather than from the Citrix website. There have been reports
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