MacOSX boot0: error on Intel iHackintosh

Recently I mucked up my primary partition containing MacOSX. Thankfully I had a system backup of it stored on another partition on the same disk (thanks Time Machine!). I was able to successfully restore the partition by booting with my installation disc (iAtkos S3 V2 10.6.3, but you could use any), but I could not […]

10:00 pm - Wednesday 12 January 2011
Copying files from one linux server to another via SSH

Ever wanted to copy files from one linux server to another, via SSH? Here’s the command: scp -P 22 -r /home/username/local-directory ip-or-hostname-of-remote-server:/home/username/remote-directory. scp = Secure Copy. -r = Recursive (copy the contents of the directory and the contents of any directories inside that directory). -P = (specifying the port number). 22 = The port number […]

11:30 pm - Tuesday 10 August 2010
Check for a Process and Start It if It’s Not Started (Linux/Unix)

I came across a conundrum some time ago. I have a CentOS Linux based VPS running a few various different ‘processes’ for different purposes. My problem was that from time to time, these processes would stop or die, for whatever reason. Given that I require absolute uptime from these processes (or at least as close […]

How To Recover From ‘Testing Memory’ System Halt After Installing Comodo Time Machine

Comodo Time Machine is a fantastic product. Allowing you to completely ruin your Windows operating system, and then restore it back as good as new with the click of a button (well, maybe more than one click). By that I mean its great software for being able to roll back after your kids have just […]

9:00 pm - Wednesday 3 March 2010