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Generate package download list with apt-get for offline install

Last Updated on August 16, 2017 by Arnab Satapathi Leave a Comment

Generate package download list with apt-get for offline install

No internet, it's costly or too slow ? Don't worry, download the debian packages (deb files) somewhere elsewhere, I mean where internet is fast and affordable. In this tutorial we […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: apt, dpkg, offline install

How to setup a 32 bit chroot environment with ubuntu live CD

Last Updated on March 8, 2018 by Arnab Satapathi 3 Comments

How to setup a 32 bit chroot environment with ubuntu live CD

What is a chroot ? Basically chroot is an almost complete Unix like operating system running inside another host operating system. But the differance is the chrooted system system runs […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: chroot, Debian, Ubuntu

Install pyrit in Kali Linux/Debian with CUDA

Last Updated on October 8, 2017 by Arnab Satapathi 63 Comments

Install pyrit in Kali Linux/Debian with CUDA

Pyrit is one of the most useful security tool to crack WPA or WPA2-PSK passphrase, simply a powerful wi-fi password hacking tool. Why it's crazy fast ? Because it uses […]

Filed Under: hardware, security Tagged With: cuda, gpu, nvidia, pyrit

Apt pinning, How to install and upgrade debian packages selectively

Last Updated on September 8, 2017 by Arnab Satapathi Leave a Comment

Apt pinning, How to install and upgrade debian packages selectively

Apt it could be used to manage packages effectively in any debian based distro. Install some package which not available with the current release from a upstream release or upgrade […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: apt, Debian, dpkg

Sandbox firefox in Linux with firejail

Last Updated on September 17, 2017 by Arnab Satapathi 4 Comments

Sandbox firefox in Linux with firejail

Now day security threats are everywhere in the web, new security holes are discovered everyday, but sadly there are no instant patches available. If you are a firefox user, this […]

Filed Under: featured, how to, security Tagged With: firefox, sandbox, security

Trendy Bash shell prompt with fontawesome and PS1

Last Updated on May 26, 2017 by Arnab Satapathi Leave a Comment

Trendy Bash shell prompt with fontawesome and PS1

One of the best thing about any UNIX like OS is you can customize it as you want, limited only by your imagination. Bored with the simple bash shell prompt […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: bash, shell

GPU benchmarking and stress testing in Linux

Last Updated on November 7, 2017 by Arnab Satapathi 6 Comments

GPU benchmarking and stress testing in Linux

Want to measure the best performance of your GPU ? Or ever thought about how well your GPU will perform under extreme load ? Well, these things could be done […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: gpu, nvidia optimus, stress testing

How to install glmark2 from source in Debian

Last Updated on March 14, 2018 by Arnab Satapathi 10 Comments

How to install glmark2 from source in Debian

Glmark2 is a popular open source GPU benchmarking tool with OpenGL  2.0 and OpenGLES 2.0 support, available for Linux and Android platform. It is developed with a goal of easy […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: benchmark, gpu, stress testing

Configure NVIDIA Optimus in Debian, Kali Linux with bumblebee

Last Updated on September 9, 2017 by Arnab Satapathi 158 Comments

Configure NVIDIA Optimus in Debian, Kali Linux with bumblebee

NVIDIA Optimus, the infamous switchable graphics adaptation for laptops/notebooks by NVIDIA, still doesn't fit well with Linux. That's why most Linux users having a laptop with optimus GPU faces problems […]

Filed Under: hardware, how to Tagged With: Debian, gpu, nvidia, nvidia optimus

Benchmarking Linux systems with command line tools

Last Updated on December 7, 2017 by Arnab Satapathi 4 Comments

Benchmarking Linux systems with command line tools

Benchmarking and  stress testing is sometime necessary to optimize system performance and remove system bottlenecks caused by hardware. In a Linux system , this could be done easily with few […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: benchmark, networking, stress testing

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