After being mostly absent from the OpenStack community and OpenStack contributions for the past year and a half, and from Open Source in general for almost a year (after implementing IETF SFC "friendly" extensions to networking-sfc in OpenStack Neutron and initial VNF Forwarding Graph capabilities in OSM, the Open Source MANO), I will finally be returning to OpenStack Neutron development in 2019.
Read more...Android-x86 on SD card with NTFS, Secure Boot and UEFI:
I will show you how to install the 64-bit version of Android-x86 7.1rc2 (and likely other versions such as CM14.1 rc1, or other operating systems based on Android-x86 such as RemixOS), on a SD/microSD card using NTFS as the filesystem (thus providing a fast Android experience) with Secure Boot and UEFI boot.
Read more...Ever since my laptop was updated from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 through Windows Update, the search feature has been behaving very poorly due to some past damage buried deep in Windows, its registry or somewhere within/around the Indexing service. This post is not about discussing what might be causing all these issues, but to provide a workaround which might work for some instances of two specific symptoms: missing searched items in the start menu, including items from the Control Panel, and a constant warning claiming that "These results may be incomplete..." as can be seen in the partial screenshot below.
One of the few things that my next smartphone would need to have was some kind of accelerated filesystem encryption, either hardware or software-based. The reason behind this is to have both the security advantages of full disk encryption [1] and I/O performance along with power efficiency we've come to expect from the latest handsets/tablets.
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Igor D.C.