May 26 2010

Update Android to 2.2 in Nexus One

Hello,

Last wednesday the Android 2.2 was announced. I read in many websites that it is faster and it has some new functionalities, like thetering and to be a Wifi-hotspot.

So How to install it? To know each one to download, access “Settings” – “About the phone” in the end you will see your Build Number. If you is ERE27 you should download this file:
http://files.androidspin.com/downloads.php?dir=public/nexus-one/&file=signed-passion-FRF50-from-ERE27.1e519a24.zip

PS: Sometimes they change the end from 1e519a24 to something else, maybe it is some small changes. So if the link is broken, please let me know.

1. Rename the file to update.zip and copy it to your microSd
2. With your nexus one off press trackball and press the power button
3. You will see a white screen with 3 Androids in Skates.
- Volume down, move menu down
- Volume up, move menu up
- Power button is Enter
- Select “Bootloader”
4. Next screen select “Recovery”
5. Your nexus one will reboot and it will show you a Android screen with a exclamation inside a triangle
6. Press the power button and volume up at the same time.
7. Now using the trackball select “Apply sdcard:update.zip” and let it execute

Tested and running. Android Version 2.2. Your nexus one doesn’t need to be rooted to use this process.

Matheus

Reference:
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/android/thread?tid=0c24d652d14af195&hl=en

May 14 2010

Install Flash in Ubuntu 10.04 64bits

Hello,

The classic problem when you install some new Ubuntu 64 bits version, how to use flash/

I found a script in internet that do it automaticlly for you, native flash installer (64 bits)

Close FIREFOX!

Download it

$ wget http://www.myscienceisbetter.info/flash-player/native-64bit-flash-installer.sh

Give execussion permission

$ chmod +x native-64-bit-flash-installer.sh

Execute it

$ ./native-64-bit-flash-installer.sh

Matheus

Reference:
http://mattrudge.wordpress.com/2010/05/03/installing-flash-player-on-ubuntu-10-04-64-bit/

May 14 2010

Update the buttons position in the upper bar in Ubuntu 10.04

Hello,

If you want to change the position of the buttons in windows. The buttons that I mean is, close, maximize, minimize.

To change it use ALT+F2 and type gconf-editor

gconf-editor

Press enter, open the tree APP and search for metacity, search for the button_layout.

metacity

Change it to “menu: maximize,minimize,close” remember to update the order of the words to get the default way. “menu:minimize,maximize,close”

Matheus

Reference: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/13535/move-window-buttons-back-to-the-right-in-ubuntu-10.04/