OpenWRT and DD-WRT on the Linksys WAP54G 3.1
This page is about my experience with installing, using, hating, breaking, bricking, reviving, and reconfiguring the Linksys WAP54G wireless access point we bought in August 2008.
This page is about my experience with installing, using, hating, breaking, bricking, reviving, and reconfiguring the Linksys WAP54G wireless access point we bought in August 2008.
Our first tent, bought after much research, turned out to be sturdy, roomy, lightweight, and inexpensive. It has served us well for many years now.
I had a productive summer bird-watching trip to Munsiari, Uttarakhand. I hiked up to Khalia Danda (3747m) with a group of NOLS students who were learning about the alpine habitat.
An unofficial report of a two-day checklist review birding event near Chandigarh.
Net4India accepted a .IN domain pre-registration in 2005, but did nothing to register the domain. It took four years and a big coincidence to get back (not quite all of) my money.
Some highlights of a relaxed weekend trip to the mountains. (Delhi—Ramnagar—Nainital—Kainchi dham—Sat Tal and back.)
Inspector34 is a transparent web proxy that records requests and responses for later playback and comparison. It is meant to help with regression testing.
It's annoying to have to explain not wanting to drink and drive.
Installing Eeebuntu 2.0 on an EeePC 4G (701) worked fine.
The HTML source for my (i.e., this) web site lives in a Git repository on my local workstation. This page describes how I set things up so that I can make changes live by running just "git push web".
The one-line summary:
push
into a
remote
repository that has a detached work tree, and a
post-receive hook
that runs "git checkout -f".