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#!/bin/bash

## Fab Lab Wgtn Ubuntu 16.04 install script - Hacked togeather by Craig Hobern
#Baised on the hard work of these great people:
#Francisco Sanchez - https://gist.github.com/TheBeachLab/e87feda460f1b5f64145
#Nadya Peek - https://gist.github.com/pral2a/7804545fc55b14ad0bef

# Do you want to install fab modules?
fabmodules=true

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#!/bin/bash
checkin='/opt/diylabcheck/'
online='online'
lastseen='lastseen'
printf "Verifying if $checkin$online exist... \n"
if [ -f $checkin$online ]
    then
        echo  "Online"
        rm -f $checkin$lastseen
        mv $checkin$online $checkin$lastseen

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Ingredients

• 350g H2O (room temp)
• 7g Agar
• 20g Cornflour
• 10g Vinegar
• 3g glycerin (at 10% solution)

Method

Mix cornflour & 50g water in bowl.

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### Ingredients
- 330g H2O (room temp)
- 30g glycerin (at 10% solution)
- 30g guar gum
- 5g oil
- 3g agar
- 3g chopped wool

### Method

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Ingredients

• 300g H2O (room temp)
• 15g glycerin (at 10% solution)
• 30g cornflour

Method

Mix the cornflour with 40g of water to form a sticky paste.
In a pot and the rest of the water. Heat and combine until fully dissolved.

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enable wired networking

sudo ifconfig eno1 up
sudo dhclient eno1
sudo nano /etc/resolv.conf
sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces
sudo service network-manager restart

Maybe a script to re-enable on logout?
/usr/local/bin/enable-network.sh

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Freerouting

https://github.com/Engidea/FreeRoutingNew

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install default-jdk
sudo mkdir /opt/FreeRouting

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Removing large files from git

All commands are run from the root directory of your git project folder. Before you start make a backup of your entire git project elsewhere. My username is chobern, yours will be different. Unless you are future me....

Check the archive size, do you really have a problem? chobern$ du -sh .git

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Run the following commands:
grub rescue>  ls (hd0,2)
  Check that drive is ext# formated (ie the drive with ubuntu on it) 
grub rescue>  ls (hd0,2)/boot/
  Check that terminal outputs boot files 
grub rescue>  set boot=(hd0,2)
grub rescue>  set prefix=(hd0,2)/boot/grub
grub rescue>  insmod normal  
grub rescue>  normal  

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void MyFunct(char* buffer) {
    void* myvoid; // a pointer to void can point to anything
    char* b = new char[20];  // char array
    myvoid = b;  // memory address at myvoid is the same as at b
    strcpy((char*)myvoid, "this is text");  // memory address at myvoid is 't'
    std::cout << (char*)myvoid << '\n';  //print the string stored at myvoid
    buffer = NULL;  // set the buffer pointer to NULL
}

int main(int argc, char const *argv[]) {