Backup using Rsync, Bash & Cron

Jovan Stosic February 22, 2017

Backup using Rsync, Bash & Cron I wanted to backup my home directory using rsync to a separate drive, and to make it happen automatically. I spent ages doing research into the various commands, and found everything I needed to know, but not all in the same place. While it was fun for me, others may just want to know how to do it immediately. So here goes! The rsync command Code: sudo rsync -av –progress –delete –log-file=/home/your-username/Desktop/$(date +%Y%m%d)_rsync.log –exclude “/home/your-user

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Samsung Note Pro 12.2: Screen flickering problems – Page 3 – Android Forums at AndroidCentral.com

Jovan Stosic February 22, 2017

Any prying tool will work, you need to work on the back cover with the LCD facing down. Pressing one by one to snap open the rear cover, you should start from the USB port first because the metal bracket will help you pry open the rear cover easier than other places, or the S Pen opening, prying open the rear cover from there also a good starting point.After open one or two you will find where to press open the locking tabs, I think one or two inches apart.

Source: Samsung Note Pro 12.2: Screen flickering problems – Page 3 – Android Forums at AndroidCentral.com

[MOD][P905] selinux permissive on stock kern… | Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2

Jovan Stosic February 22, 2017

At first, I am not liable for any harm or damage that may happen to your device! If you have su and didn’t trigger knox, I CANNOT guarantee that running this script won’t cause 0x1! Requirements: 1) P905/viennalte/Qualcomm based model ONLY (won’t work on Exynos devices. MIGHT work on other Qualcomm LTE deices from Note Pro and Tab Pro series or even S5 / Note 3 etc – feel free to repost but give credits AS THIS METHOD SEEMS TO BE COMPLETELY NEW! ) running 4.4.2 stock; 2) root access with SuperSU (using cf-

Source: [MOD][P905] selinux permissive on stock kern… | Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2

[How to] Set Selinux to permissive on boot

Jovan Stosic February 22, 2017

Everyone ecxited about xposed framework released for lollipop.. But there are many facing problems installing framework because of SELinux set to enforce by default. You can check you Selinux status in settings – About phone You can set the SELinux to Permissive temporarily by running the bellow two commands in Terminal emulator su setenforce 0 But it SElinux will change to default once you hard reboot your phone.. In order to keep it in permissive, you need to soft reboot always whenever reboot need

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Dell m/b in a generic case? | Motherboard Forums

Jovan Stosic February 22, 2017

I have a Dell Optiplex gx260 motherboard, and a dell power supply but no Dell case to put them in. I do have a generic computer case that it will fit into and I am wondering if the single wires to the front panel can be plugged into the 34 pin plug on the Dell without to many problems. Has anyone done this? Thank you, R.R.

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If you have issues, read this post. !!! [L.Deploy Kali Linux Mini Documentation] · Issue #183 · meefik/linuxdeploy · GitHub

Jovan Stosic February 22, 2017

I know there’s lack of documentation and finding help is not easy. Here’s me. [This is not an official documentation. I don’t accept any responsibilites.] *FIRST OF ALL, you need “ROOT”. This is not optional, you must have root access of your Android. *Your device must have loop device support ( PRESS MENU BUTTON, select Status. Read the log, you will see if your device supports loop device) Okay. Here’s the tricky part. Your device is probably FAT32, and I don’t think your device’s internal storage enoug

Source: If you have issues, read this post. !!! [L.Deploy Kali Linux Mini Documentation] · Issue #183 · meefik/linuxdeploy · GitHub

[XPOSED] Samsung Kitkat SystemServer Crash F… | Xposed General

Jovan Stosic February 22, 2017

*A big thanks to all the people that have donated so far* This module fixes the random reboots (which are actually System Server crashes) on newer Samsung S4 Kitkat Firmwares like I9505XXUGNF1. After updating my SGS 4 to I9505XXUGNF1 I like many experienced random crashes which at first glance seem to be reboots of the device. Looking at the logcat I figured out that actually the system server process crashes due to an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException. After reading the source code I figured what the proble

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[Q] Random reboots when rooted… I give up! | Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2

Jovan Stosic February 22, 2017

I have a rooted 12.2. I was reading another thread that random reboots occur when installing SuperSU and not having it disable Knox. I did the reinstall of SuperSU, but I wasn’t prompted if I wanted to have it disable Knox or not (unlike the first time I installed it). Anyway, I really dislike the random reboots because it kills the battery. Can someone advise how I can get SuperSU to ask me about disabling Knox? Or… show me where to download the stock firmware for a USA Galaxy Note Pro 12.2? Or would a

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