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I had a client whos Microsoft Windows 7 Fujitsu laptop I had to fix. I used Hiren’s BootCD bootable Linux rescue CD to copy files from that laptop to my clients external harddrive and everything when without a problems. When I started to move files from that external harddrive to my iMac (Actually to my […]  January 2nd, 2014 |  Tags: apple, command, command line, mac, os x |  Category: Apple, OS X, software | One comment I’m one of those people who used to carry more than one usb memory dongle with me that were full of programs and data. Then I started to think things a little bit differently. Cloud based services are here today, and they are easy to use that anyone can use them. It was a […] Little while ago I found a nice scanner for bluetooth devices called Harald Scan. Harald Scan Harald Scan works on both Linux and Mac OS X but not in Windows. It scan’s bluetooth devices and recocnize someof them via first 8 character of their MAC address. Scanner shows some info about found devices like […] August 26th, 2010 | Tags: bluetooth, harald scan, mac, mac-address, os x, scan, scanner, vendor | Category: hacking | 2 comments Sometimes you just want to change your MAC-address (For example to get new IP-address from DHCP server). If you have luck you can change your MAC-address just with: [cc lang=”bash”]sudo ifconfig wifi0 down hw ether 00:11:22:33:44:55[/cc] but with my EeePC that didn’t work so I had to use software called MacChanger. First we check what […] June 8th, 2009 | Tags: change, linux, mac, mac-address, macchanger, network, nic | Category: hacking | 2 comments |
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