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Sleepy and Cup of Coffee

Now I’m in Library because I want to read some book. But somehow, I feel sleepy. While trying to grab a coffee from the machine, my money was not enough.

September 10, 2007 Posted by fajri | flash news | 4 Comments

Ngejunk

ngejunk is kalo lagi ngupil sambil baca dan reply email-email di id-gmail

August 23, 2007 Posted by fajri | Uncategorized | 2 Comments

7:36pm PST & Yahoo is still under maintenance

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December 9, 2006 Posted by fajri | Uncategorized | 1 Comment

Free Wifi in Singapore

Today, The Singapore govenment launch its Free Wifi. Please refer to this link.

December 1, 2006 Posted by fajri | Uncategorized | 2 Comments

Anthony Fajri Returns

Since working in this country, I’ve never went back to Indonesia. So then I decide to go to Indonesia in the end of the year.

After looking at the company’s holiday, then I decide to be in Indonesia from 29th December 2006 till 2nd Januari 2007. I’ll celebrate Hari Raya Idul Adha in Indonesia.

Actually, I want to go to Yogyakarta. But then I think it’s better to go to Yogyakarta next time, because I only have 4 days.  If I have to go to Yogyakarta, I can’t get the airline ticket at the 29th December, because there’s no direct flight from this country to Yogyakarta.

Then I asked my friend to recommend me a  good travel agents. After some telephones surveys, I got :

– Adam Air : S$355,-

– ValuAir : S$305,-

– Luthansa : S$215,- excluding  tax (total : $300)

Then my friend told me a good and cheap travel agent. It’s Zuji. I got the Garuda Ticket just for S$91 returns. The detail of the ticket prices are shown bellos.

1 adult = SGD 91.00  
Taxes and Surcharges = SGD 101.00  
Service Fees = SGD 0.00  
 
1 Travel Insurance = SGD 28.00
 
 
Total Price = SGD 220.00

See you in Indonesia 🙂

November 30, 2006 Posted by fajri | Uncategorized | 3 Comments

Making the FreeBSD LiveCD

How to make a FreeBSD LiveCD (only supported by FreeBSD 4, Because the FreeBSD 5 kernel doesn’t support. For FreeBSD 6, I haven’t tried before)

Preparation :

  • Internet connection to install livecd program
  • Installation FreeBSD 4 DD
  • CDRW as well as blank CD
  • a cup of coffee, better if serve with snack

 

  • To install LiveCD Program
  • #cd /usr/ports/sysutils/livecd

    #make install clean

    • To configure

    #cd /usr/local/livecd

    #./livecd.sh

    • This display will appear

    Pertama

    Choose the language, then press OK

    • The next display looks like this

    Kedua

    This is the option for live.sh file location. Just OK.

    • Next screen will be like this :

    Ketiga

    Fill in the location where will we install the binary application of operating system which is will be used of LiveCD. Choose partition with high disc capacity. Then choose OK.

    • The next screen will be like this.

    Keempat

    This option is the location of the iso file will be created. Type the directory and press OK. please consider the free disc space of the partition.

    • The next screen looks like this :

    Keenam

    Choose YES )

    • Next!

    Ketujuh

    If you have a CDR/CDRW, please choose YES.

    • The next screen looks like this :

    delapan

    The option shows the device name for CDR/CDRW. To check the device name, follow these steps:

    #dmesg|grep cd

    #acd0: DVD-R at ata1-master PIO4

    #cd /dev
    #ls|grep acd0
    acd0a
    acd0c

    • The last step is the summary of all stepsh :

    Review

    Choose YES because this is just a review for all setting. If the setting is misconfigure, press control-c, then remove the file : /usr/local/livecd/config dan /usr/local/livecd/config.ok and rerun the application.

    • Then, we will see this screen:

    menu

     

    Do each steps from top to bottom. If you don’t have a CDR, ignore step #7, and the result will be an ISO file.

    These are the explanations of each steps.

     

    1. Create Folder : to create a directory/folder which we have defined before. For this example, the directory is /home/livecd. If the directory is already created before, the LiveCD application will remove the existing directory.
    2. Install Binary Files : to copy some binary files from the CD to the LiveCD directory (as defined in the step #1) as well as kernel source. Before running this step, don’t forget to insert the FreeBSD Installation CD in the CD drive.
    3. Create Kernel : To compile the kernel with root device = CD (/dev/acd0c – depend on setting). If you want to modify the kernel, modify before this step.
    4. Change files : To copy some files from our FreeBSD into the LiveCD directory. If you want to modify some settings, modify after this step.
    5. Install Package on LiveCD : To install the FreeBSD package. If you want to make a LiveCD with X-Window application, configure in this step. menginstall package FreeBSD. Apabila ingin membuat LiveCD dengan X-Window. If you want to do furhter configuration (for example for router), do after this step.
    6. Create ISO : To create the ISO files based on the LiveCD directory (step#1)
    7. Burn CD : To burn the ISO file into the media (CD/DVD)
    8. EXIT : exit

    So then, you have Your-nameBSD LiveCD)

    PS : If you made a LiveCD for router, please mail me. Because I want to discuss about the performance. (For now, I dont have some server to do some experiments). Thanks

    PPS : This is the english version of http://fajri.freebsd.or.id/index.php/2006/05/06/membuat-livecd-freebsd/

    November 18, 2006 Posted by fajri | Uncategorized | 1 Comment

    Teen, 17, first to be charged with unauthorised

    There’s a funny article (for me) in straits times, saturday Nov 11th 2006.  Here’s the article. (you need login to read the article in the straits times’ website)

    Teen, 17, first to be charged with unauthorised
    wireless Net access

    By Chua Hian Hou

    A 17-YEAR-OLD polytechnic student has become the first
    person here to be charged with piggybacking on someone
    else’s wireless Internet connection.

    Garyl Tan Jia Luo was accused yesterday of using a
    laptop computer to gain unauthorised access to a home
    wireless network on May 13 this year.

    If convicted, Tan faces up to three years in jail and
    fines of up to $10,000 under Section 6(1)(a) of the
    Computer Misuse Act.

    Tan was released on $6,000 bail and is scheduled to
    appear at the Subordinate Courts on Wednesday.

    Court documents did not describe the circumstances in
    which Tan was arrested, but The Straits Times
    understands that a neighbour near his Casuarina Walk
    home had lodged a complaint against him.

    While there are no statistics on how commonplace the
    practice of piggybacking unsecured home wireless
    networks is, networking firm Cisco System’s spokesman,
    Mr Rayson Cheo, said it is probably quite widespread
    here.

    Most modern notebook computers and personal digital
    assistants (PDAs) have the ability to sniff out
    unsecured networks and hop online for free with just a
    few clicks.

    There are numerous guides online that describe how to
    do this and the low cost of wireless networking
    equipment means that most HDB or condominium blocks
    have unprotected networks users can log on to.

    Said Mr Cheo: ‘People assume, wrongly, that since it
    is there, it is okay to use it.’

    Mr Aloysius Cheang, the chairman of local infocomm
    security association, the Special Interest Group in
    Security and Information Integrity, said: ‘Most people
    probably do it because it is convenient, or because
    they are cheap and want free Internet.

    ‘But, for some, it is because they want to do
    something illegal like defaming someone or downloading
    pirated MP3s, and they don’t want the activities
    traced back to their own network.’

    In the online world, there are even special terms for
    it, like ‘wardriving’ and ‘Wi-Fi mooching’.

    The problem, said lawyer Bryan Tan, is that while most
    people know that mooching is not quite legitimate,
    they probably do not know that it can be treated as a
    serious offence.

    ‘Blinkered by the convenience and allure of ?free
    Internet’, people don’t realise that mooching is the
    virtual equivalent of trespassing,’ he added.

    Likewise, many users do not seem to realise that they
    can block moochers simply by installing a password on
    their Internet connections.

    For most users, the only indication they get that
    someone is mooching is when their connection speed
    slows down, though Mr Cheo said software tools are
    available for download that can track who is using a
    network and what they are doing on it.

    While the case is the first of its kind here, there
    have been at least two similar arrests and convictions
    in the United States.

    In some countries like Holland, Mr Tan added, Wi-Fi
    network owners can even be held liable by the courts
    for crimes committed on their unprotected networks.

    chuahh@sph.com.sg

    November 14, 2006 Posted by fajri | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

    Saladin No Go

    Saladin No Go

    November 7, 2006 Posted by fajri | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

    Be Myself

    I think it’s difficult to be my self. When somebody gets his success, we want follow his way. Sometime, the wish to follow his way becomes the ambition to be more than him.

    That ambition is normal since normal people has a wish. That ambition becomes not good if the way to get the ambition is not fair enough. The simply wish becomes a not-fair ambition which allow anything to make the ambition possible.

    I always try to be myself. I do not want to be affected by somebody. I do not want to be like any other. It doesn’t mean i want to be different, but I want to be myself. If what I do is similar to somebody, it is not because i follow him/her.

    That’s why, if somebody ask something personal to me (for example: current job, etc), I will not answer. That’s because I want everybody knows me not because of what I am, who I am, but because of what I produce, what’s my idea, my writing, etc.

    Yeah.. I just want to be myself.

    October 29, 2006 Posted by fajri | Uncategorized | 2 Comments

    Firefox AS Number Extension

    Finally, Internet Business Solution AG released Firefox AS Number Extension 1.0-beta-8 which is compatible to Firefox 2.0.

    Wait.. it is said that the release date was Oct 24th 2006. Hehehe so it must be a “Basbang” post.

    October 28, 2006 Posted by fajri | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

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    Anthony Fajri is a husband, a father, and also a son. Living in a small city with working hour from 9am to 6pm.  Love using FreeBSD as a server, and Macintosh as a client. Very intersted in DNS, IPv6, FreeBSD, as well as Google services. A googler wannabe and always be a googler wannabe (and my other dream is working in ISC). My other blog (in Bahasa) is http://fajri.freebsd.or.id

    If you want to contact me, you can send an email to fajri@freebsd.or.id. My YahooID is fajri132, but it’s unavailable in working hour. My GTalk account is fajri@freebsd.or.id

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