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DC Member Programs and Projects / Advanced Network Configurator
« on: May 22, 2011, 08:59 AM »
G'day all, how are you? It's been a long time :) Hmmm 2 years? Anyway....

Advanced Network Configurator is my latest project.

Advanced Network Configurator is an IP address changer and network tool allowing you to quickly and easily change the IP addresses of your network cards without going through multiple dialog boxes. This is done via separate network profiles for each network interface found on your computer. A network profile consists of an IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway Address and DNS records. Different network profiles can be applied by double clicking on the profile icon or via the system tray icon. The configuration for each profile is located on the right sidebar so you can easily view and change details without going through special dialog boxes. Advanced Network Configurator is aimed at computer professionals and onsite field engineers whose daily job is troubleshooting, fault finding and monitoring various IP equipment. Advanced Network Configurator is donationware.

**** UPDATE ****

Link is back up, GUI and code have been completely redesigned / rewritten and new features have been added

NEW SCREENSHOTS of the new release (still Alpha 1):

Screenshot 1
Screenshot 2
Screenshot 3

You can download Advanced Network Configurator from http://neobeta.net/downloads/AdvancedNetworkConfigurator.zip

Please provide feedback, suggestions and report bugs.



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N.A.N.Y. 2010 / NANY 2010 Pre-Release: Multiboot ISO Maker Alpha 7
« on: October 31, 2009, 03:39 PM »
NANY 2010 Entry Information

Application NameMultiboot ISO Maker
Version 1.0 Alpha 7
Short DescriptionMultiboot ISO Maker (freeware) is an unrestrained graphical front end for mkisofs for Windows and a multiboot ISO creator. It supports all mkisofs options and it is aimed at people who know what mkisofs is and what is not. It is unrestrained because it supports all mkisofs options without any limits and you are not restrained to the bundled version of mkisofs. Multiboot ISO Maker works by placing all mkisofs options in a check list. You can activate and deactivate any mkisofs option by clicking on the item in the list.
Supported OSes Windows
Web Page A link to the Application Web Page
Download Link http://www.techopinion.net/downloads/mbim_alpha_07_R01.zip
System Requirements
  • A list of
  • System Requirments
Version History
  • None Yet
Author SkyIDE
Screencast

Features
  • Activate/Deactivate MKISOFS options via an easy to use grid table with check boxes
  • Shows/Hides activated options by highlighting them
  • On the fly filter/search for options (search as you type)
  • Shows/hides activates options in a check-list box
  • Easy change project settings after creation
  • Run Macros/Scripts (a sample script included)

Screencast


Screenshots
MultiBoot ISO alpha7-01.png

Usage
Using the Application
Always, always back up your boot loader config file before using this alpha release. A few days back, I lost (blanked it out) my main GRUb4DOS configuration file (menu.lst) due to a bug. The error is now fixed but still, just make a back up copy.

Please do not replace the bundled mkisofs.exe yet. Although it is possible, there are a few gothchas and should there be an error, it would be hard to track down if you replace the bundeled version. For now, for testing purposes please use the one included and then I will give clear instructions how to replace mkisofs.exe with you rown version and what you need to do.

Known Issues
Please understand that this is an alpha release and although while testing this latest version, I did not find any errors, no software is error free. If you find something wrong, chances are it was not done intentionally.


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Hi there,

Well, as you may already know I recently announced a multi-boot multi rescue CD: https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=12756.0

I'd like to let you know that the CD has been completed and Beta 1 is ready to be released. These are the distros I have included:

https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=12756.0

System Rescue CD
Trinity Rescue Kit
GParted
Parted Magic
Clonezilla
Ultimate Boot CD for DOS
CDLinux
NT Offline Password Recovery
FreeDOS
memtest86
GAG boot Manager
Darik's Boot & Nuke

You are presented with a multiboot menu that lets you launch these operating systems (one per session of course). My question/fear is this. As far as I am aware all of these are all 100% open source GPLed distros especially the Linux ones. Is there anything that I should be aware off before releasing this to the wild? Any copyright trademarks that belong to companies? There is no source code to include, it's all in configuration files. The closest thing to a source code I can include is the batch file which consists of the following command:


mkisofs -o livecd.iso -r -J -l -b isolinux/isolinux.bin -c isolinux/boot.cat -V TechCD -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table .


mkisofs.exe will also be included in the ISO. So this means, if you extract the ISO and you run the BuildISO.bat batch file, the ISO will be recreated because the "source" is that as well as the config files inside the dir's file structure in iso_root/gui and iso_root/isolinux.

Newest and best screenshot here: http://www.techopinion.net/images/beta1.png

P.S. mouser, this has already been announced, I wasn't sure where to post my topic so I apologize if I ended up in the wrong forum.

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Announce Your Software/Service/Product / The Ultimate Rescue CD
« on: March 23, 2008, 12:59 AM »
Hi there,

I would like to introduce you to something that I have been working on for quite some time. I call this the "Ultimate Rescue CD". I originally intended to keep this private for my own use but some of my friends wanted me to release the ISO. What's your opinion on this?

The background story: Why I created this? We already have a few boot CDs but none of them (in my own opinion) are really complete. So I decided to invest more time into linux and create my own boot CD with all the tools I will ever need. Have a look at the screenshots.

Will you be interested in having something like this and will you intend to test it? This is a critical decision as I am trying to find out whether people are interested or not. I am a bit reluctant to release it due to its size but if interest is shown I will go ahead with it. I am asking because the ISO is 595MB and uploading 595MB on my server might take some time. If this project goes ahead, I will need some servers to host the ISO. The project is consisted of open source software.

Screenshots:

http://www.techopinion.net/images/1.jpg
http://www.techopinion.net/images/2.jpg
http://www.techopinion.net/images/3.jpg


Included Software:
The big ones:

   System Rescue CD
   Trinity Rescue CD
   GParted Partition Editor
   Parted Magic
   Clonezilla
   Ultimate Boot CD for DOS


The little ones but good:
   FreeDOS
   memtest86
   AIDA System Diagnostic
   NT Offline Password Recovery
   GAG Boot Loader
   Derik's Boot and Nuke
   

These are all included on the CD/ISO. What do you think?

Also, each of the big ones such as System Rescue CD etc, when you select the entry, another menu is shown with most of the options available to that CD.

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Announce Your Software/Service/Product / TECHOpinion.Net Launched
« on: October 01, 2007, 03:53 AM »
Hello everyone,

It is with great pleasure to announce my new web site "TECHOpinion.Net". I got permission to make this announcement.

TECHOpinion.NET is a new web destination mainly designed to bring you the latest technological news, reviews editorials and articles about operating systems, mobile phones, and technology in general. Soon we will be bringing you our own articles. You have full permission to link them to our site. Please stand by as we are preparing and advancing our site. Tell your friends about techopinion.net and everyone you know. I am sure we will not let you down with our news headlines.

Our aim is to post non-boring operating system and technology news, something that you would want to read. We post our operating system and technology news on a daily basis. One difference between techopinion.net and other well known web sites is that when we post the news, we post a whole bunch of them, not just 3-4 titles a day.

All traffic from skyide.net is redirected to techopinion.net. There will be a new version this week and it will be dubbed "SkyIDE by TECHOpinion.Net - News Portal"


Check it out: http://www.techopinion.net and see what you think.



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