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BigBlueButtonVM - bigbluebutton - How to setup your own BigBlueButton Virtual Machine - Project Hosting on Google Code
BigBlueButtonVM
How to setup your own BigBlueButton Virtual Machine
How to setup your own BigBlueButton Server in a few minutes
Installing BigBlueButton VM
Installing the BigBlueButton VM using VirtualBox
Running the BigBlueButton VM
Developing BigBlueButton
Upgrading the BigBlueButton VM
How to upgrade to the next release
Updating the BigBlueButton VM to packages on trunk (aka Living on the Edge)
Troubleshooting
The console gives an error when booting
I'm still having problems
How to setup your own BigBlueButton Server in a few minutes
Many universities and colleges have told us they want to run their own version BigBlueButton behind their firewall. In addition, developers have asked how to setup a development environment to enhance and extend BigBlueButton.
In response to these requests, we've created a Ubuntu-based virtual machine (VM) that makes it easy for anyone to download and run a BigBlueButton server. The VM runs under VMWare Player, which is available on Unix, Windows, or Mac. We've also pre-configured the VM so it can serve as a full development environment. We've added scripts (using bbb-conf) to make it easy for a developer to checkout BigBlueButton's source from Google Code repository, make local changes, and, with a few commands, re-compile various components of BigBlueButton for development and testing.
Prerequisites:
VMWare Player (or VMWare Workstation) for Windows or Unix, or VM Fusion for Mac
A DHCP Server for the VM to acquire an IP address on boot
The second point is key: the VM must be able to connect to the internet to update from packages. If it does not acquire an IP address, it won't be able to finish the setup of BigBlueButton.
Note: This video refers to 0.64, but the steps are valid for 0.71a.
Installing BigBlueButton VM
Download and uncompress the the VM.
Download bigbluebutton071a-vm.zip from SourceForge: Download
2. Open the enclosed folder.
3. Double-click on the bigbluebutton-vm.vmx icon.
This will start VMWare Player (or VMWare Workstation) and boot the VM. Note: In VMWare, make sure the networking is set to Bridged, not NAT.
The BigBlueButton VM takes about 10 minutes to first initialize. Sit back, relax, go watch some youtube videos. During this time, the BigBlueButton VM goes through its initial startup script that
Sets up the networking (acquire an IP address from a DHCP server)
Installs the BigBlueButton packages
Configures BigBlueButton to use the VM's current IP address
Installs OpenSSH
When it's done, you'll see a a login message. NOTE: The VM has been pre-configured to have the following user-id/password:
user-id: firstuser
password: default
To secure your server, immediately login with the above user-id/password. This password is set to expire, so you'll be asked to enter the password default again, then to provide a new password (entering it twice to confirm). Again, do this now as it will secure your server.
After resetting the default password, you'll get the following welcome message (this appears each time you login as firstuser).
Note: Due to an upgrade to OpenOffice 3.2, you'll need to restart the VM after this first boot sequence to have OpenOffice properly running for document conversation. The next time the VM starts everything will be working properly.
Installing the BigBlueButton VM using VirtualBox
See Running BigBlueButton VM in Virtual Box.
Running the BigBlueButton VM
At this point, you've got a full BigBlueButton server up and running. Open a web browser to the URL provided using the IP address of the VM.
Enter whatever name you like and then click Join. You'll join the default meeting.
Developing BigBlueButton
We've included all the development tools in this VM to compile and deploy the source for bigbluebutton-client, bigbluebutton-web, and bigbluebutton-apps. See developing BigBlueButton for more information.
Upgrading the BigBlueButton VM
How to upgrade to the next release
This is where packages make life easy.
The BigBlueButton components are installed as Ubuntu packages. The VM already has apt configure to check the repository http://archive.bigbluebutton.org for updates. This means, when we ship BigBlueButton 0.8 (for example), you'll be able to upgrade your server with two commands.
# sudo apt-get update
# sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
When you run these commands, you'll see BigBlueButton download a packages for the new release. You may be prompted to update an existing configuration file.
Note: Best to always check the release notes for specific instructions to upgrade to a new release.
When updating, you'll see the upgrade messages.
Updating the BigBlueButton VM to packages on trunk (aka Living on the Edge)
We upgrade the repository http://archive.bigbluebutton.org with every release. In addition, during each iteration of BigBlueButton, we have our continuous integration server Hudson automatically updating packages off our GitHUB repository.
These packages are used to update our devbuild server, so you can always try out the latest version. Keep in mind that trunk isn't always going to be stable, so devbuild will be as stable as trunk.
However, if you want to live on the edge and use the latest packages built by our from the trunk of the BigBlueButton Google Code repository, then edit /etc/apt/sources.list.d/bigbluebutton.list and change
#
# Repository for BigBlueButton
#
deb http://archive.bigbluebutton.org/ bigbluebutton main
to
#
# Repository for BigBlueButton
#
deb http://archive.bigbluebutton.org/dev bigbluebutton main
If you have an ubuntu-10.04 lucid running, please do following changes:
#
# Repository for BigBlueButton
#
deb http://archive.bigbluebutton.org/lucid/dev bigbluebutton-lucid main
Do an apt-get update/apt-get dist-upgrade and you'll be running the latest builds, which are not guaranteed to be stable, but you can see what's happing in the current itteration.
Troubleshooting
The console gives an error when booting
When the VM first boots, it acquires an IP address and runs a setup script to finish the installation of BigBlueButton. The script:
updating the packages
installs BigBlueButton
The update step ensures that any updates to packages issued after the release of the BigBlueButton VM will be automatically downloaded before installation proceeded.
The most common error that prevents update and installation is occurs when the BigBlueButton VM failed to acquire an IP address. When this occurs, you'll see errors in the console when booting.
You can manually finish the installation process, but you first need to ensure the VM has (1) acquired an IP address and (2) the IP address is accessible by the host computer.
First, check in VMWare Player that has networking set to bridged. Next, type
ping google.com
You should get some ping results
PING google.com (72.14.204.99) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from iad04s01-in-f99.1e100.net (72.14.204.99): icmp_seq=1 ttl=54 time=4.54 ms
64 bytes from iad04s01-in-f99.1e100.net (72.14.204.99): icmp_seq=2 ttl=54 time=4.42 ms
If not, it means that the VM is unable to acquire an IP address from a DHCP server on the network. If there is a DHCP serer, you can try
sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
Try the ping command again. If you are unable to acquire an IP address, check out this resource Ubuntu Networking.
Next, you can manually finish the setup to BigBlueButton with the following commands:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install bigbluebutton
There should be no errors when you type the above three commands.
Next, you'll need to ensure that BigBlueButton is listening to the IP address of your VM. To check your current environment for possible problems that might prevent BigBlueButton from running, type the following command:
bbb-conf -c
You should see output such as
root@bbb-vm-20100102:/etc/asterisk# bbb-conf -c
Current Configuration:
/var/www/bigbluebutton/client/conf/config.xml (bbb-client)
IP for tunnel check: 192.168.0.163
IP for rtmp (red5): 192.168.0.163
host for bbb-web interface: 192.168.0.163
/etc/nginx/sites-available/bigbluebutton (configuration file nginx)
server_name: 192.168.0.163
port: 80
client document root: /var/www/bigbluebutton
/var/lib/tomcat6/webapps/bigbluebutton/WEB-INF/classes/bigbluebutton.properties (bbb-web)
host: 192.168.0.163
/var/lib/tomcat6/webapps/bigbluebutton/demo/bbb_api_conf.jsp (API demos)
host: 192.168.0.163
/etc/asterisk/bbb_extensions.conf (asterisk)
conference module: konference
If there are any problems (i.e. if bbb-conf detects that red5 isn't running), you'll see a warning message at the bottom.
The output from above showed that BigBlueButton's configuration files were listening to IP address 192.168.0.163. When you type the command, if the IP address shown for your output differs from the IP address of your VM, you can change the IP address that BigBlueButton is using bbb-conf.
For example, if the output from ifconfig shows your VM is listening to IP address 192.168.0.125, then issue the following command
sudo bbb-conf --setip 192.168.0.125
If you need to restart BigBlueButton, do the command
bbb-conf --clean
and this will do a clean restart.
I'm still having problems
If you've tried both the above commands and your BigBlueButton server is not working, please post to our bigbluebutton-setup mailing list.
How to setup your own BigBlueButton Virtual Machine
How to setup your own BigBlueButton Server in a few minutes
Installing BigBlueButton VM
Installing the BigBlueButton VM using VirtualBox
Running the BigBlueButton VM
Developing BigBlueButton
Upgrading the BigBlueButton VM
How to upgrade to the next release
Updating the BigBlueButton VM to packages on trunk (aka Living on the Edge)
Troubleshooting
The console gives an error when booting
I'm still having problems
How to setup your own BigBlueButton Server in a few minutes
Many universities and colleges have told us they want to run their own version BigBlueButton behind their firewall. In addition, developers have asked how to setup a development environment to enhance and extend BigBlueButton.
In response to these requests, we've created a Ubuntu-based virtual machine (VM) that makes it easy for anyone to download and run a BigBlueButton server. The VM runs under VMWare Player, which is available on Unix, Windows, or Mac. We've also pre-configured the VM so it can serve as a full development environment. We've added scripts (using bbb-conf) to make it easy for a developer to checkout BigBlueButton's source from Google Code repository, make local changes, and, with a few commands, re-compile various components of BigBlueButton for development and testing.
Prerequisites:
VMWare Player (or VMWare Workstation) for Windows or Unix, or VM Fusion for Mac
A DHCP Server for the VM to acquire an IP address on boot
The second point is key: the VM must be able to connect to the internet to update from packages. If it does not acquire an IP address, it won't be able to finish the setup of BigBlueButton.
Note: This video refers to 0.64, but the steps are valid for 0.71a.
Installing BigBlueButton VM
Download and uncompress the the VM.
Download bigbluebutton071a-vm.zip from SourceForge: Download
2. Open the enclosed folder.
3. Double-click on the bigbluebutton-vm.vmx icon.
This will start VMWare Player (or VMWare Workstation) and boot the VM. Note: In VMWare, make sure the networking is set to Bridged, not NAT.
The BigBlueButton VM takes about 10 minutes to first initialize. Sit back, relax, go watch some youtube videos. During this time, the BigBlueButton VM goes through its initial startup script that
Sets up the networking (acquire an IP address from a DHCP server)
Installs the BigBlueButton packages
Configures BigBlueButton to use the VM's current IP address
Installs OpenSSH
When it's done, you'll see a a login message. NOTE: The VM has been pre-configured to have the following user-id/password:
user-id: firstuser
password: default
To secure your server, immediately login with the above user-id/password. This password is set to expire, so you'll be asked to enter the password default again, then to provide a new password (entering it twice to confirm). Again, do this now as it will secure your server.
After resetting the default password, you'll get the following welcome message (this appears each time you login as firstuser).
Note: Due to an upgrade to OpenOffice 3.2, you'll need to restart the VM after this first boot sequence to have OpenOffice properly running for document conversation. The next time the VM starts everything will be working properly.
Installing the BigBlueButton VM using VirtualBox
See Running BigBlueButton VM in Virtual Box.
Running the BigBlueButton VM
At this point, you've got a full BigBlueButton server up and running. Open a web browser to the URL provided using the IP address of the VM.
Enter whatever name you like and then click Join. You'll join the default meeting.
Developing BigBlueButton
We've included all the development tools in this VM to compile and deploy the source for bigbluebutton-client, bigbluebutton-web, and bigbluebutton-apps. See developing BigBlueButton for more information.
Upgrading the BigBlueButton VM
How to upgrade to the next release
This is where packages make life easy.
The BigBlueButton components are installed as Ubuntu packages. The VM already has apt configure to check the repository http://archive.bigbluebutton.org for updates. This means, when we ship BigBlueButton 0.8 (for example), you'll be able to upgrade your server with two commands.
# sudo apt-get update
# sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
When you run these commands, you'll see BigBlueButton download a packages for the new release. You may be prompted to update an existing configuration file.
Note: Best to always check the release notes for specific instructions to upgrade to a new release.
When updating, you'll see the upgrade messages.
Updating the BigBlueButton VM to packages on trunk (aka Living on the Edge)
We upgrade the repository http://archive.bigbluebutton.org with every release. In addition, during each iteration of BigBlueButton, we have our continuous integration server Hudson automatically updating packages off our GitHUB repository.
These packages are used to update our devbuild server, so you can always try out the latest version. Keep in mind that trunk isn't always going to be stable, so devbuild will be as stable as trunk.
However, if you want to live on the edge and use the latest packages built by our from the trunk of the BigBlueButton Google Code repository, then edit /etc/apt/sources.list.d/bigbluebutton.list and change
#
# Repository for BigBlueButton
#
deb http://archive.bigbluebutton.org/ bigbluebutton main
to
#
# Repository for BigBlueButton
#
deb http://archive.bigbluebutton.org/dev bigbluebutton main
If you have an ubuntu-10.04 lucid running, please do following changes:
#
# Repository for BigBlueButton
#
deb http://archive.bigbluebutton.org/lucid/dev bigbluebutton-lucid main
Do an apt-get update/apt-get dist-upgrade and you'll be running the latest builds, which are not guaranteed to be stable, but you can see what's happing in the current itteration.
Troubleshooting
The console gives an error when booting
When the VM first boots, it acquires an IP address and runs a setup script to finish the installation of BigBlueButton. The script:
updating the packages
installs BigBlueButton
The update step ensures that any updates to packages issued after the release of the BigBlueButton VM will be automatically downloaded before installation proceeded.
The most common error that prevents update and installation is occurs when the BigBlueButton VM failed to acquire an IP address. When this occurs, you'll see errors in the console when booting.
You can manually finish the installation process, but you first need to ensure the VM has (1) acquired an IP address and (2) the IP address is accessible by the host computer.
First, check in VMWare Player that has networking set to bridged. Next, type
ping google.com
You should get some ping results
PING google.com (72.14.204.99) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from iad04s01-in-f99.1e100.net (72.14.204.99): icmp_seq=1 ttl=54 time=4.54 ms
64 bytes from iad04s01-in-f99.1e100.net (72.14.204.99): icmp_seq=2 ttl=54 time=4.42 ms
If not, it means that the VM is unable to acquire an IP address from a DHCP server on the network. If there is a DHCP serer, you can try
sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
Try the ping command again. If you are unable to acquire an IP address, check out this resource Ubuntu Networking.
Next, you can manually finish the setup to BigBlueButton with the following commands:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install bigbluebutton
There should be no errors when you type the above three commands.
Next, you'll need to ensure that BigBlueButton is listening to the IP address of your VM. To check your current environment for possible problems that might prevent BigBlueButton from running, type the following command:
bbb-conf -c
You should see output such as
root@bbb-vm-20100102:/etc/asterisk# bbb-conf -c
Current Configuration:
/var/www/bigbluebutton/client/conf/config.xml (bbb-client)
IP for tunnel check: 192.168.0.163
IP for rtmp (red5): 192.168.0.163
host for bbb-web interface: 192.168.0.163
/etc/nginx/sites-available/bigbluebutton (configuration file nginx)
server_name: 192.168.0.163
port: 80
client document root: /var/www/bigbluebutton
/var/lib/tomcat6/webapps/bigbluebutton/WEB-INF/classes/bigbluebutton.properties (bbb-web)
host: 192.168.0.163
/var/lib/tomcat6/webapps/bigbluebutton/demo/bbb_api_conf.jsp (API demos)
host: 192.168.0.163
/etc/asterisk/bbb_extensions.conf (asterisk)
conference module: konference
If there are any problems (i.e. if bbb-conf detects that red5 isn't running), you'll see a warning message at the bottom.
The output from above showed that BigBlueButton's configuration files were listening to IP address 192.168.0.163. When you type the command, if the IP address shown for your output differs from the IP address of your VM, you can change the IP address that BigBlueButton is using bbb-conf.
For example, if the output from ifconfig shows your VM is listening to IP address 192.168.0.125, then issue the following command
sudo bbb-conf --setip 192.168.0.125
If you need to restart BigBlueButton, do the command
bbb-conf --clean
and this will do a clean restart.
I'm still having problems
If you've tried both the above commands and your BigBlueButton server is not working, please post to our bigbluebutton-setup mailing list.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
q9
九方W7中文輸入法 破解方法
九方中文輸入法VS及W7版 破解方法
無需注冊碼注冊，但可作正版永久使用！
購買了正版九方中文輸入法，很氣人，只能安裝（注冊）三次，便不能使用了，成了廢物，錢花得冤枉。在網絡上找到了很多個破解注冊的方法，很多都用不著，發覺只有這個方法簡單及有效。我就『以子之矛、攻子之盾。』，用九方科技有限公司上供應下載的30次試用版，破解成5475次，幾乎可終生使用，不花一分一毫注冊，100% work！解破方法現公開給各方兄弟使用，方便大家。
九方W7中文輸入法
九方輸入法可在 『九方科技有限公司』主頁上下載
Q9 Technology Company Limited
http://www.q9tech.com/
找 九方 W7 繁體專業版 軟件下載
R2.2.3
下載 32Bit 版本 或
下載 64Bit 版本
下載完成後，便可馬上安裝。
1. 當您在Windows 7 上首次，記得定要 首次 安裝九方W7輸入法後，就可馬上試用九方W7輸入法。當您在Word或記事簿上輸入第一個中文字時，九方W7輸入法會自動彈出一個視窗，您還有30次試用，是否注冊或購買之類，按『否』便可繼續試用九方輸入法輸入中文字，輸入幾個中文字後，九方輸入法由它開啟著，這時，就要將電腦主機的日期更改，年份加上十五年，（例如今天是2011年1月1日，就改成2026年1月1日），月與日保持當天的，確定後關機，這時九方輸入法會隨著關機而自動關閉消失。
2. 第二次開機後，電腦主機的日期應該顯示是十五年後，再次開啟九方輸入法試用，當您在Word或記事簿上輸入第一個中文字時，九方W7輸入法仍舊會自動彈出一個視窗，您還有29次試用，是否注冊或購買之類，按『否』便可繼續試用九方輸入法輸入中文字，輸入幾個中文字後，九方輸入法由它開啟著，這時，就要將電腦主機的日期改動，改回今天的日期，確定後關機，這時九方輸入法隨著關機而會自動關閉消失。
3. 好了，到了這個階段大功告成！第三次開機，主機的日期應該是今天的了，再次開啟九方輸入法輸入中文字時，便沒有試用要您注冊或購買視窗彈出，九方輸入法便可作正版永久使用了！
解破要點是：在Windows7上首次安裝九方W7輸入法後，就要馬上做上述的解破，如果試用了幾次九方輸入法後，才做解破是沒有效應的，請各位注意。
我已為多部電腦上安裝及解破，九方輸入法使用得很暢順，功能與注冊正版無分無別，至今毫無問題出現！
九方W7輸入法，可在繁體、簡體中文、英文、德文、或其它語言版Windows 7上安裝使用，是完全沒有問題出現，請各位兄弟花點時間耐心解破，好過付錢注冊購買，做了傻佬。
祝各位解破順利！
九方中文輸入法VS及W7版 破解方法
無需注冊碼注冊，但可作正版永久使用！
購買了正版九方中文輸入法，很氣人，只能安裝（注冊）三次，便不能使用了，成了廢物，錢花得冤枉。在網絡上找到了很多個破解注冊的方法，很多都用不著，發覺只有這個方法簡單及有效。我就『以子之矛、攻子之盾。』，用九方科技有限公司上供應下載的30次試用版，破解成5475次，幾乎可終生使用，不花一分一毫注冊，100% work！解破方法現公開給各方兄弟使用，方便大家。
九方W7中文輸入法
九方輸入法可在 『九方科技有限公司』主頁上下載
Q9 Technology Company Limited
http://www.q9tech.com/
找 九方 W7 繁體專業版 軟件下載
R2.2.3
下載 32Bit 版本 或
下載 64Bit 版本
下載完成後，便可馬上安裝。
1. 當您在Windows 7 上首次，記得定要 首次 安裝九方W7輸入法後，就可馬上試用九方W7輸入法。當您在Word或記事簿上輸入第一個中文字時，九方W7輸入法會自動彈出一個視窗，您還有30次試用，是否注冊或購買之類，按『否』便可繼續試用九方輸入法輸入中文字，輸入幾個中文字後，九方輸入法由它開啟著，這時，就要將電腦主機的日期更改，年份加上十五年，（例如今天是2011年1月1日，就改成2026年1月1日），月與日保持當天的，確定後關機，這時九方輸入法會隨著關機而自動關閉消失。
2. 第二次開機後，電腦主機的日期應該顯示是十五年後，再次開啟九方輸入法試用，當您在Word或記事簿上輸入第一個中文字時，九方W7輸入法仍舊會自動彈出一個視窗，您還有29次試用，是否注冊或購買之類，按『否』便可繼續試用九方輸入法輸入中文字，輸入幾個中文字後，九方輸入法由它開啟著，這時，就要將電腦主機的日期改動，改回今天的日期，確定後關機，這時九方輸入法隨著關機而會自動關閉消失。
3. 好了，到了這個階段大功告成！第三次開機，主機的日期應該是今天的了，再次開啟九方輸入法輸入中文字時，便沒有試用要您注冊或購買視窗彈出，九方輸入法便可作正版永久使用了！
解破要點是：在Windows7上首次安裝九方W7輸入法後，就要馬上做上述的解破，如果試用了幾次九方輸入法後，才做解破是沒有效應的，請各位注意。
我已為多部電腦上安裝及解破，九方輸入法使用得很暢順，功能與注冊正版無分無別，至今毫無問題出現！
九方W7輸入法，可在繁體、簡體中文、英文、德文、或其它語言版Windows 7上安裝使用，是完全沒有問題出現，請各位兄弟花點時間耐心解破，好過付錢注冊購買，做了傻佬。
祝各位解破順利！
Friday, May 14, 2010
Diagram Designer Is a Free and Simple Diagram Designer
Diagram Designer Is a Free and Simple Diagram Designer
Diagram Designer Is a Free and Simple Diagram Designer
Windows: If you're looking for a quick and simple way to generate a flowchart, Diagram Designer is a free and lightweight
Diagram Designer offers easy chart creation with a library of flowchart nodes and connectors. Text in each element is customizable with a variety of tags and connectors automatically attach to points on each node. Every element is scalable and your charts are exportable in a variety of formats like JPG, PNG, and more.
Diagram Designer supports customization of nodes and importing of image files to the flowchart but it really shines with quick bare bones flowchart creation. Diagram Designer is freeware, Windows only. Have a favorite flowchart application online or off? Let's hear about it in the comments.
ShareWatcher Monitors Shared Folders, Notifies You When Someone Accesses Them - Networking - Lifehacker
ShareWatcher Monitors Shared Folders, Notifies You When Someone Accesses Them - Networking - Lifehacker
ShareWatcher Monitors Shared Folders, Notifies You When Someone Accesses Them
Windows only: Free utility ShareWatcher monitors your shared files and folders, notifying you when anyone accesses them over your network.
Whether you like to keep a close eye on your network activity or you're paranoid that someone's been accessing your shared files and folders and want to be sure, ShareWatcher is a nice utility to have in your toolbox. After you've added the shared folders you want to monitor, ShareWatcher sits in your system tray and alerts you of changes to your shared folders or when someone accesses your files.
ShareWatcher is a free download, Windows only.
Friday, April 9, 2010
JDownloader Turbocharges File Sharing Sites - File Sharing - Lifehacker
JDownloader Turbocharges File Sharing Sites - File Sharing - Lifehacker:
http://lifehacker.com/5513415/jdownloader-turbocharges-file-sharing-sites
http://lifehacker.com/5513415/jdownloader-turbocharges-file-sharing-sites
JDownloader Turbocharges File Sharing Sites
Windows/Mac/Linux: If you're a frequent visitor to popular file sharing sites like Rapidshare you'll want to grab a copy of JDownloader, a java-based
JDownloader takes all the most irritating things about downloading from popular sharing sites like Rapidshare and Megaupload and either outright negates them or makes them more tolerable. Feed links, even links to multi-part downloads into JDownloader and it will automate the process, circumvent captcha, tweak wait times, auto-reconnect, and even run on a schedule.
JDownloader works as a stand-alone application or with Firefox through integration with the popular Flashgot extension. JDownloader is free, java-based, and available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Have a favorite download
Send an email to Jason Fitzpatrick, the author of this post, at jason@lifehacker.com.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Run XP Mode on Windows 7 Machines Without Hardware Virtualization - the How-To Geek
Run XP Mode on Windows 7 Machines Without Hardware Virtualization - the How-To Geek: "Run XP Mode on Windows 7 Machines Without Hardware Virtualization
One of the neatest new features in Windows 7 Professional and above is XP Mode, but not all machines are capable of running it. Today we show you how to use VMware to run XP Mode on machines without Hardware Virtualization.
How does this work?
Even if your computer doesn’t have hardware virtualization, you can still install XP Mode but just cannot run it as you can’t run Virtual PC. Enter VMware Player. This free program lets you create and run virtual machines, whether or not you have hardware virtualization. And, it can directly import XP Mode so you can use that copy of XP for free. A couple features are different, but it’s still a great replacement since you otherwise couldn’t use it at all.
Note: XP Mode does not work on Home Versions of Windows 7 and you’ll need VMware Player 3.0
Getting Started
First, download and install XP Mode (link below). There is no need to download Virtual PC if your computer cannot run it, so just download the XP Mode from the link on the left.
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Install XP mode; just follow the default prompts as usual.
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Now, download and install VMware player. The download is free, but requires registration.
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You may see some prompts about installing drivers; simply approve them. We didn’t see them on our latest test, but have in the past. When you are finished installing VMware Player, you will have to restart your computer.
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Add XP Mode to VMware Player
Now that your computer is rebooted, run VMware Player. We can import XP Mode by clicking File, then click “Import Windows XP Mode VM.”
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VMware Player will simply start importing your XP Mode. Converting XP mode to VMware format may take a couple minutes depending on your hardware, so just be patient.
sshot-41
When this is done, you should see a new virtual machine in VMware Player called XP Mode! Click “Play Virtual Machine” to run XP Mode.
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XP will run through it’s first-run setup process.
sshot-43
While it is loading, you may be prompted to install or update VMware Tools. This is required to integrate XP Mode into your computer, so click Update Tools or Install Tools depending on you situation.
sshot-47
The tools will automatically download and install, though you may have to approve an UAC prompt.
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Now you can proceed with your XP setup. Accept the license agreement,
sshot-55
Choose your locale and keyboard settings
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Enter a name for the virtual machine and an administrative password
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And enter the correct date, time, and timezone. It usually gets the correct time and date from your computer itself, but the time zone is often incorrect.
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XP will now finalize your changes, and then reboot.
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When XP Mode restarts, choose your settings for updates.
sshot-63
Windows may ask to search for drivers. Simply press cancel, as VMware Tools will contain everything we need.
sshot-62
After a short delay, you should see your XP desktop in VMware Player!
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There’s one last thing that needs to be installed – VMware Tools. This should automatically open in XP Mode; if not, click Start, then My Computer, and finally double-click on the CD drive which should say VMware Tools.
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Now, simply run the Tools installer with the Typical setup type, and reboot the XP Mode when it’s finished.
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Now VMWare is setup and we’re ready to start integrating it with Windows 7.
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Integrate XP Mode in VMware Player with Windows 7
The real advantage of the default XP Mode in Windows 7 is that the XP programs are fully integrated with their Windows 7 counterparts. You can run them seamlessly with other programs, copy between them, and even open and save files to the same folders.
Let’s set this up in VMware. Copy and paste from Windows 7 to XP Mode in VMware is activated by default. To use your XP programs seamlessly with Windows 7, click VM on the top of the VMware window, and click “Enter Unity.”
sshot-74
You can easily access any program or file in XP mode through a dedicated XP Mode Start Menu. When you hover over your Windows 7 Start button, a new button called “Windows XP Mode” will above it. Click there to access a full start menu from XP Mode right in Windows 7.
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Here is an IE 6 window from XP running side-by-side with IE 8 in Windows 7, thanks to VMware Player!
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By default, the virtualized windows will have a border and the VMware logo on their edge.
sshot-2010-02-16-[20-21-39]
To remove this logo, click VM in the VMware player window, then settings. Click on the Options tab, and choose Unity on the left. Now uncheck the boxes that say “Show borders” and “Show badges.”
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Without having the VMWare borders and badges give everything a more authentic XP Mode look and feel.
sshot-2010-02-16-[20-23-15]
You can even use removable devices, such as flash drives, in XP Mode in VMware Player. Whenever you connect a new device to your computer, VMware will remind you that you can add it to XP Mode.
sshot-82
Simply click VM, then Removable Devices. Select your device name, and click Connect.
sshot-86
Save Files in XP Mode to My Documents in Windows 7
By default, files created in XP Mode in VMware Player will be saved inside the virtual machine. It’s more convenient if they’re saved directly to the My Documents folder in Windows 7, so let’s change this. Click VM, then Settings. Click the Options tab, and then choose Shared Folders on the left. Now click the bullet for “Always enabled” and check the box for “Map as a network drive in Windows guests.”
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Now click Add at the bottom of that window. This will let us add a shared folder.
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Let’s add the My Documents folder from Windows 7. Click Browse, and then select your My Documents folder. Click Ok, and then click Next.
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Make sure the box is checked that says “Enable this share” and then click Finish. You can now close the settings window as well.
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Back in XP Mode, click Start, then right click on My Documents, and select Properties.
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Click Move to find the new My Documents folder.
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Find the folder we just shared from Windows 7 by clicking My Computer, then the drive that says “Shared Folders on ‘vmware-host’” or something similar. Now select the folder we shared, Documents, and click Ok.
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Click Ok in the main properties window. It may offer to copy the files from your old My Documents folder to the new one; choose Yes to make sure you have all of your documents in Windows 7.
sshot-11
Now, whenever you go to save a file in XP Mode, it will automatically save in your My Documents folder on Windows 7. You can repeat the same process for any folder you wish, such as your My Pictures and My Music folders.
Conclusion
That’s all … now you have your full XP Mode running on your computer without hardware virtualization. Almost all the same features are there; the only thing you’re missing is the Start Menu integration, but VMware’s menu is the next best thing. In our tests using VMware worked as good or better as actual XP Mode on a machine that supports hardware virtualization. If you’re frustrated that the Windows 7 machine(s) you have don’t support XP Mode, using our VMware method works, and allows you to use it on whatever machine you want.
You might also want to check out our look at XP Mode in Windows 7 if your machine is capable of running it. To find out if your machine can run XP Mode the best tool we have used is Securable which is linked below.
Links
Download Windows XP Mode
Download VMware Player 3
Download Securable to Test if your Machine Can Run XP Mode."
One of the neatest new features in Windows 7 Professional and above is XP Mode, but not all machines are capable of running it. Today we show you how to use VMware to run XP Mode on machines without Hardware Virtualization.
How does this work?
Even if your computer doesn’t have hardware virtualization, you can still install XP Mode but just cannot run it as you can’t run Virtual PC. Enter VMware Player. This free program lets you create and run virtual machines, whether or not you have hardware virtualization. And, it can directly import XP Mode so you can use that copy of XP for free. A couple features are different, but it’s still a great replacement since you otherwise couldn’t use it at all.
Note: XP Mode does not work on Home Versions of Windows 7 and you’ll need VMware Player 3.0
Getting Started
First, download and install XP Mode (link below). There is no need to download Virtual PC if your computer cannot run it, so just download the XP Mode from the link on the left.
sshot-80
Install XP mode; just follow the default prompts as usual.
sshot-81
Now, download and install VMware player. The download is free, but requires registration.
sshot-79
You may see some prompts about installing drivers; simply approve them. We didn’t see them on our latest test, but have in the past. When you are finished installing VMware Player, you will have to restart your computer.
sshot-2010-02-16-[19-14-34]
Add XP Mode to VMware Player
Now that your computer is rebooted, run VMware Player. We can import XP Mode by clicking File, then click “Import Windows XP Mode VM.”
sshot-38
VMware Player will simply start importing your XP Mode. Converting XP mode to VMware format may take a couple minutes depending on your hardware, so just be patient.
sshot-41
When this is done, you should see a new virtual machine in VMware Player called XP Mode! Click “Play Virtual Machine” to run XP Mode.
sshot-37
XP will run through it’s first-run setup process.
sshot-43
While it is loading, you may be prompted to install or update VMware Tools. This is required to integrate XP Mode into your computer, so click Update Tools or Install Tools depending on you situation.
sshot-47
The tools will automatically download and install, though you may have to approve an UAC prompt.
sshot-51
Now you can proceed with your XP setup. Accept the license agreement,
sshot-55
Choose your locale and keyboard settings
sshot-57
Enter a name for the virtual machine and an administrative password
sshot-58
And enter the correct date, time, and timezone. It usually gets the correct time and date from your computer itself, but the time zone is often incorrect.
sshot-59
XP will now finalize your changes, and then reboot.
sshot-61
When XP Mode restarts, choose your settings for updates.
sshot-63
Windows may ask to search for drivers. Simply press cancel, as VMware Tools will contain everything we need.
sshot-62
After a short delay, you should see your XP desktop in VMware Player!
sshot-65
There’s one last thing that needs to be installed – VMware Tools. This should automatically open in XP Mode; if not, click Start, then My Computer, and finally double-click on the CD drive which should say VMware Tools.
sshot-2010-02-16-[20-02-36]
Now, simply run the Tools installer with the Typical setup type, and reboot the XP Mode when it’s finished.
sshot-67
Now VMWare is setup and we’re ready to start integrating it with Windows 7.
sshot-2010-02-16-[20-08-50]
Integrate XP Mode in VMware Player with Windows 7
The real advantage of the default XP Mode in Windows 7 is that the XP programs are fully integrated with their Windows 7 counterparts. You can run them seamlessly with other programs, copy between them, and even open and save files to the same folders.
Let’s set this up in VMware. Copy and paste from Windows 7 to XP Mode in VMware is activated by default. To use your XP programs seamlessly with Windows 7, click VM on the top of the VMware window, and click “Enter Unity.”
sshot-74
You can easily access any program or file in XP mode through a dedicated XP Mode Start Menu. When you hover over your Windows 7 Start button, a new button called “Windows XP Mode” will above it. Click there to access a full start menu from XP Mode right in Windows 7.
sshot-78
Here is an IE 6 window from XP running side-by-side with IE 8 in Windows 7, thanks to VMware Player!
sshot-77
By default, the virtualized windows will have a border and the VMware logo on their edge.
sshot-2010-02-16-[20-21-39]
To remove this logo, click VM in the VMware player window, then settings. Click on the Options tab, and choose Unity on the left. Now uncheck the boxes that say “Show borders” and “Show badges.”
sshot-76
Without having the VMWare borders and badges give everything a more authentic XP Mode look and feel.
sshot-2010-02-16-[20-23-15]
You can even use removable devices, such as flash drives, in XP Mode in VMware Player. Whenever you connect a new device to your computer, VMware will remind you that you can add it to XP Mode.
sshot-82
Simply click VM, then Removable Devices. Select your device name, and click Connect.
sshot-86
Save Files in XP Mode to My Documents in Windows 7
By default, files created in XP Mode in VMware Player will be saved inside the virtual machine. It’s more convenient if they’re saved directly to the My Documents folder in Windows 7, so let’s change this. Click VM, then Settings. Click the Options tab, and then choose Shared Folders on the left. Now click the bullet for “Always enabled” and check the box for “Map as a network drive in Windows guests.”
sshot-85
Now click Add at the bottom of that window. This will let us add a shared folder.
sshot-87
Let’s add the My Documents folder from Windows 7. Click Browse, and then select your My Documents folder. Click Ok, and then click Next.
sshot-90
Make sure the box is checked that says “Enable this share” and then click Finish. You can now close the settings window as well.
sshot-91
Back in XP Mode, click Start, then right click on My Documents, and select Properties.
sshot-4
Click Move to find the new My Documents folder.
sshot-14
Find the folder we just shared from Windows 7 by clicking My Computer, then the drive that says “Shared Folders on ‘vmware-host’” or something similar. Now select the folder we shared, Documents, and click Ok.
sshot-15
Click Ok in the main properties window. It may offer to copy the files from your old My Documents folder to the new one; choose Yes to make sure you have all of your documents in Windows 7.
sshot-11
Now, whenever you go to save a file in XP Mode, it will automatically save in your My Documents folder on Windows 7. You can repeat the same process for any folder you wish, such as your My Pictures and My Music folders.
Conclusion
That’s all … now you have your full XP Mode running on your computer without hardware virtualization. Almost all the same features are there; the only thing you’re missing is the Start Menu integration, but VMware’s menu is the next best thing. In our tests using VMware worked as good or better as actual XP Mode on a machine that supports hardware virtualization. If you’re frustrated that the Windows 7 machine(s) you have don’t support XP Mode, using our VMware method works, and allows you to use it on whatever machine you want.
You might also want to check out our look at XP Mode in Windows 7 if your machine is capable of running it. To find out if your machine can run XP Mode the best tool we have used is Securable which is linked below.
Links
Download Windows XP Mode
Download VMware Player 3
Download Securable to Test if your Machine Can Run XP Mode."
Monday, February 15, 2010
greenshot.sourceforge.net
greenshot.sourceforge.net: "What is Greenshot?
Greenshot is a revolutionary screenshot tool optimized for productivity.
* Save a screenshot or a part of the screen to a file within a second.
* Apply text and shapes to the screenshot.
* Offers capture of window, region or full screenshot.
* Supports several image formats.
Donate
Greenshot is open source software. If you like Greenshot consider making a donation to support the developers.
Download
Download the current version of Greenshot"
Greenshot is a revolutionary screenshot tool optimized for productivity.
* Save a screenshot or a part of the screen to a file within a second.
* Apply text and shapes to the screenshot.
* Offers capture of window, region or full screenshot.
* Supports several image formats.
Donate
Greenshot is open source software. If you like Greenshot consider making a donation to support the developers.
Download
Download the current version of Greenshot"
OfficeTab1.22 ExcelFans
OfficeTab1.22中英文版_ExcelFans_百度空间: "Office Tab is a handy addin for Microsoft Office 2003 or Microsoft Office 2007. It includes Excel Tab, Word Tab and PowerPoint Tab. The main feature of Office Tab is to embed the multiple tabs style in Microsoft Office 2003 or Microsoft Office 2007. With the multiple tabs style, you can switch to different documents (workbooks and presentations) immediately as the way you taking in IE 7 or Firefox. Office Tab will save your time while you are using Microsoft Office 2003 or Microsoft Office 2007, and improve your working order and efficiency.
For more infomation , please see http://www.officedocumenttab.com/
File Download:
File Name: OfficeTab_v1.22.zip
File Size: 2,388,013 bytes
Download Address: Click to download
Screenshots:
Office Tab 是一款应用于 Microsoft Office 的插件，其内含 Excel Tab4.00、Word Tab4.00 和 PowerPoint Tab4.00 三个组件，分别对应支持 Excel、Word 和 PowerPoint 的多标签模式运行。其主要作用就是为 Microsoft Office 办公软件 Word、Excel、Powerpoint 添加一个类似于 IE、Firefox 的多标签工具栏。方便用户在不同的文档（工作簿或者演示文稿）之间切换。提升您使用 Microsoft Office 办公的效率。
更多信息请参阅: http://www.officedocumenttab.com/
特色功能：
* 丰富的标签显示位置，可以显示在工作区的上、下、左或者右方
* 只有单一文档时可以隐藏标签栏的选项
* 可以自定义标签栏的颜色。
* 为WordTab和ExcelTab添加了标签锁定功能（不支持PPtTab）
* 添加了OfficeTab设置中心，更加方便的设置OfficeTab的各组件
* 更多的的外观样式（11种）
* 添加中键关闭文档，仍然可以左键双击标签关闭文档，左键双击空白处添加文档
* WordTab和ExcelTab支持标签拖拽移动功能（不支持PPtTab）
* 在标签上用*来区别有改动的文档（不支持PPtTab）
* 提供了一些附加的功能，如全部关闭，关闭非活动文档等。可以在右键菜单中选择
* 提供了是否显示标签栏的开关，方便大家设置
* 快捷键切换标签是否显示（默认为Win+Q,可自定义)
* 快捷键切换标签项(默认为Ctrl+Tab，可自定义)
* Alt+N的快捷键方式选择对应的标签项
* 自定义标签布局功能。(自动、压缩和固定)
* 自定标签的最大宽度(自动和压缩布局)和固定宽度(固定宽度布局)
软件环境要求:
* 安装完整版本的 Microsoft Office 2003 或者 Microsoft Office 2007
文件下载"
For more infomation , please see http://www.officedocumenttab.com/
File Download:
File Name: OfficeTab_v1.22.zip
File Size: 2,388,013 bytes
Download Address: Click to download
Screenshots:
Office Tab 是一款应用于 Microsoft Office 的插件，其内含 Excel Tab4.00、Word Tab4.00 和 PowerPoint Tab4.00 三个组件，分别对应支持 Excel、Word 和 PowerPoint 的多标签模式运行。其主要作用就是为 Microsoft Office 办公软件 Word、Excel、Powerpoint 添加一个类似于 IE、Firefox 的多标签工具栏。方便用户在不同的文档（工作簿或者演示文稿）之间切换。提升您使用 Microsoft Office 办公的效率。
更多信息请参阅: http://www.officedocumenttab.com/
特色功能：
* 丰富的标签显示位置，可以显示在工作区的上、下、左或者右方
* 只有单一文档时可以隐藏标签栏的选项
* 可以自定义标签栏的颜色。
* 为WordTab和ExcelTab添加了标签锁定功能（不支持PPtTab）
* 添加了OfficeTab设置中心，更加方便的设置OfficeTab的各组件
* 更多的的外观样式（11种）
* 添加中键关闭文档，仍然可以左键双击标签关闭文档，左键双击空白处添加文档
* WordTab和ExcelTab支持标签拖拽移动功能（不支持PPtTab）
* 在标签上用*来区别有改动的文档（不支持PPtTab）
* 提供了一些附加的功能，如全部关闭，关闭非活动文档等。可以在右键菜单中选择
* 提供了是否显示标签栏的开关，方便大家设置
* 快捷键切换标签是否显示（默认为Win+Q,可自定义)
* 快捷键切换标签项(默认为Ctrl+Tab，可自定义)
* Alt+N的快捷键方式选择对应的标签项
* 自定义标签布局功能。(自动、压缩和固定)
* 自定标签的最大宽度(自动和压缩布局)和固定宽度(固定宽度布局)
软件环境要求:
* 安装完整版本的 Microsoft Office 2003 或者 Microsoft Office 2007
文件下载"
Sunday, February 14, 2010
FreeFileSync Offers Robust File Syncing with Easy to Use Interface - Syncing - Lifehacker
FreeFileSync Offers Robust File Syncing with Easy to Use Interface - Syncing - Lifehacker: "FreeFileSync Offers Robust File Syncing with Easy to Use Interface
Windows only: FreeFileSync has a myriad of options for syncing files between two folders and locations. The user interface is especially user friendly and makes it easy to quickly adjust your settings.
Whether you need to simply compare folders and update the files to the newest version or you want to create batch files for recurrent comparisons, FreeFileSync has you covered. If you have multiple locations to compare, you've saved a document to My Documents, on a flash drive, and have an emailed copy of it you just downloaded, FreeFileSync can compare all three versions easily.
You can specify whether you want file comparison to be based on size and date or you can have it do an actual comparison of the file. You can quickly switch between simply comparing and actually syncing the files; when you're ready to sync, the central column between the two comparison panes allows you to rapidly choose which file will get synced in which direction or which files should be temporarily ignored by the syncing process.
If you're not tweaking things manually with the center column you can sync everything bit for bit with a mirror sync, use the two-way sync to copy the new files from each folder to the other folder, and the update sync where only the new and updated files will be copied.
Have a favorite file syncing tool? Share it in the comments. FreeFileSync is freeware, Windows only.
FreeFileSync [via FreewareGenius]"
Windows only: FreeFileSync has a myriad of options for syncing files between two folders and locations. The user interface is especially user friendly and makes it easy to quickly adjust your settings.
Whether you need to simply compare folders and update the files to the newest version or you want to create batch files for recurrent comparisons, FreeFileSync has you covered. If you have multiple locations to compare, you've saved a document to My Documents, on a flash drive, and have an emailed copy of it you just downloaded, FreeFileSync can compare all three versions easily.
You can specify whether you want file comparison to be based on size and date or you can have it do an actual comparison of the file. You can quickly switch between simply comparing and actually syncing the files; when you're ready to sync, the central column between the two comparison panes allows you to rapidly choose which file will get synced in which direction or which files should be temporarily ignored by the syncing process.
If you're not tweaking things manually with the center column you can sync everything bit for bit with a mirror sync, use the two-way sync to copy the new files from each folder to the other folder, and the update sync where only the new and updated files will be copied.
Have a favorite file syncing tool? Share it in the comments. FreeFileSync is freeware, Windows only.
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Friday, February 12, 2010
Keep Your Passwords Safe - Mac - Lifehacker:
Keep Your Passwords Safe - Mac - Lifehacker:
Keep Your Passwords Safe
Macworld follows up yesterday's post on securing your Mac with more advanced common sense, this time on passwords. Here's a tip non-Mac users (especially Firefox and Linux fans) can appreciate:
For maximum security, memorize your login password and your keychain password (plus the password to your third-party password vault, if you use one). As long as you have those two or three passwords committed to memory, you can let your computer remember all your others for you.
It seems logical to commit two really secure passwords (no pets or relatives!) to memory rather than a whole system's worth. In fact, here's how to lock up your web passwords behind a single master in Firefox, and keep a password database with KeePass. How do you keep your passwords straight without making them obvious? Let's hear about it in the comments.
I will use good passwords [Macworld]
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