[Raspberry Pi] checking kernel and firmware version
To check RPi kernel version: uname -r To check RPi firmware version: vcgencmd version
Configuring openfortivpn on Fedora
Configuring openfortivpn on Fedora Install required packages: yum install openfortivpn Create config file /etc/openfortivpn/my-config with following content: host = IPADDR port = TCPPORT username = USERNAME password = PASSWORD set-dns = 1 set-routes = 1 trusted-cert = CERTSHA256SUM To connect use following command: openfortivpn -c /etc/openfortivpn/my-config
Running VMRC (VMware Remote Console) 9.0 on Fedora 28
To run VMRC (VMware Remote Console) on Fedora 28 use below steps. Download VMRC 9.0 from VMware website (around 60MB): VMware Remote Console 9.0 for Linux Install VMRC 9.0 as a root: bash ./VMware-Remote-Console-9.0.0-4288332.x86_64.bundle To fix zlib version conflict (Fedora 28 ships with zlib 1.2.11 while VMRC 9.0 ships with zlib 1.2.9) use following commands… Continue reading Running VMRC (VMware Remote Console) 9.0 on Fedora 28
[Raspberry Pi] NTP time synchronization
Configure proper timezone according to your physical location by using following wizard: sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata Enable NTP: timedatectl set-ntp true Check time and date settings: timedatectl status Install ntpdate tool: apt install ntpdate Fix problem with ToS (Type of Service) field value in IP packet. By default ToS is set to 0xc0 value by ntpd… Continue reading [Raspberry Pi] NTP time synchronization
Fedora - checking graphical session type (Wayland or Xorg)
How to check graphical session type (Wayland or Xorg) on Fedora system. At first, use following command to get current session ID: loginctl Next, use bellow command to check graphical session type: loginctl show-session ID -p Type where ID is session ID from previous command output. Example (where session ID = 1): $ loginctl … Continue reading Fedora - checking graphical session type (Wayland or Xorg)