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## Howto: iPXE+Windows7+iSCSI.markdown

      
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                Quick iPXE & Windows7-on-iSCSI howto
              
          
    Quick Installation Howto


Make sure you have successfuly set up iPXE, iSCSI target (iSCSI Enterprise
Target on Debian works fine for me), TFTP server and some time to spend.
Get yourself a NTFS-formatted USB stick.
Copy contents of installation DVD into mentioned USB stick.
Get a copy of wimboot and load it into your TFTP server.
Copy boot/bcd, boot/boot.sdi, sources/boot.wim and bootmgr into TFTP root as well.
Create the bootstrap script (included bootstrap.ipxe file) and boot your


## testclient.py
"""
You may wonder what the heck is going on here.
This is simply my take on code reloading with persisting open sockets i thought
of using in some future IRC bot. A good way to research a little bit more about
exec, file descriptors and sockets.
"""

import socket
import random
import time

## logging.h
#include <stdio.h>

#ifndef VERBOSITY_LEVEL
#define VERBOSITY_LEVEL 3
#endif

#define _stringify2(n) #n
#define _stringify(n) _stringify2(n)
#define PRINT_MESSAGE(type, color, fmt, ...) printf("\033[0;" color "m" \
        __FILE__ "@" _stringify(__LINE__) " \033[1;" color "m" type ":\033[0;" \

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                Windows 7-based Steambox
              
          
    My SteamBox recipe


Install Windows7
Install relevant drivers
Update
Update
Update
...a couple more reboots
Set power button action to suspend and disable lock on resume


## termartist.py
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import sys, time, math, atexit, select

class Screen(object):
    def __init__(self, width=80, height=24):
        self.output = sys.stdout
        atexit.register(self.clear)

    # FIXME: don't flush on every escapecode
    def _e(self, s):

## ghmidi.py
#!/usr/bin/env python
# -* coding: utf-8 *-
'''
Guitar Hero® World Tour wireless PS3 drums to MIDI adapter for Linux in python.

usage: PROG [hidraw device, default: /dev/hidraw4] [MIDI device number, default: last output]
'''

# FIXME: I dunno... refactor maybe? ;)
# FIXME: Sadly, latency is quite noticable

## toykeyboard.ino
const int ROWS_COUNT = 4;
const int COLS_COUNT = 8;
const int ANALOG_COUNT = 2;

// Internal reserved CC ID for pitchbend (which isn't really a CC, but, welp)
const int CC_PITCHBEND = 128;

const int midiChannel = 0;
const int midiVelocity = 127;
const int midiBaseNote = 52;

## decode-request.py
#!/usr/bin/env python
# encoding: utf-8

"""
Really simple chunked/gzipped HTTP Request/Response decoder.
Might be useful in conjunction with sslsplit and vim.

Note: it loads whole body to memory, but might be fixed with zlib.decompressobj
"""

## Makefile
# tnx to mamalala
# Changelog
# Changed the variables to include the header file directory
# Added global var for the XTENSA tool root
#
# This make file still needs some work.
#
# Updated for SDK 0.9.2
#
# Output directors to store intermediate compiled files

## camera_settings.py
import cv2
from subprocess import call, check_output

class CameraSettings:

    def __init__(self, captureObject, device):
        self.cap = captureObject
        self.device = device

    def getFocus(self):
	"""
	You may wonder what the heck is going on here.
	This is simply my take on code reloading with persisting open sockets i thought
	of using in some future IRC bot. A good way to research a little bit more about
	exec, file descriptors and sockets.
	"""

	import socket
	import random
	import time
	#include <stdio.h>

	#ifndef VERBOSITY_LEVEL
	#define VERBOSITY_LEVEL 3
	#endif

	#define _stringify2(n) #n
	#define _stringify(n) _stringify2(n)
	#define PRINT_MESSAGE(type, color, fmt, ...) printf("\033[0;" color "m" \
	__FILE__ "@" _stringify(__LINE__) " \033[1;" color "m" type ":\033[0;" \
	# -- coding: utf-8 --
	import sys, time, math, atexit, select

	class Screen(object):
	def __init__(self, width=80, height=24):
	self.output = sys.stdout
	atexit.register(self.clear)

	# FIXME: don't flush on every escapecode
	def _e(self, s):
	#!/usr/bin/env python
	# -* coding: utf-8 *-
	'''
	Guitar Hero® World Tour wireless PS3 drums to MIDI adapter for Linux in python.

	usage: PROG [hidraw device, default: /dev/hidraw4] [MIDI device number, default: last output]
	'''

	# FIXME: I dunno... refactor maybe? ;)
	# FIXME: Sadly, latency is quite noticable
	const int ROWS_COUNT = 4;
	const int COLS_COUNT = 8;
	const int ANALOG_COUNT = 2;

	// Internal reserved CC ID for pitchbend (which isn't really a CC, but, welp)
	const int CC_PITCHBEND = 128;

	const int midiChannel = 0;
	const int midiVelocity = 127;
	const int midiBaseNote = 52;
	#!/usr/bin/env python
	# encoding: utf-8

	"""
	Really simple chunked/gzipped HTTP Request/Response decoder.
	Might be useful in conjunction with sslsplit and vim.

	Note: it loads whole body to memory, but might be fixed with zlib.decompressobj
	"""
	# tnx to mamalala
	# Changelog
	# Changed the variables to include the header file directory
	# Added global var for the XTENSA tool root
	#
	# This make file still needs some work.
	#
	# Updated for SDK 0.9.2
	#
	# Output directors to store intermediate compiled files
	import cv2
	from subprocess import call, check_output

	class CameraSettings:

	def __init__(self, captureObject, device):
	self.cap = captureObject
	self.device = device

	def getFocus(self):