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Alte Anleitung

ID Austria / Digitales Amt mit Root und/oder entsperrtem Bootloader

Ohne Root
Schritt 1: APK downloaden/extrahieren

As per the official documentation it's not possible to run Genymotion on a headless server. This is because Genymotion does the UI processing outside the VM on the host. If the host is headless, i.e. doesn't have hardware acceleration, Genymotion won't be able to render the Android OS display. As a result the VM will boot up in VirtualBox but there won't be any display.

(Note that getting a GUI via X11 Forwarding, XRDP, X2Go is not the same as a dedicated display. These are virtual displays. The Genymotion app will start but on booting an Android VM the player window will be blank.)

Quoting from https://stackoverflow.com/a/39448004/1833653

When you start a Genymotion device on the standard way from Genymotion Soft, the Android OS is starting inside a VirtualBox VM but all the UI processing (which uses OpenGL) is done outside the VM to make the rendering pipeline uses your computer's GPU. Using this hardware acceleration makes the Genymotion devices fairly smooth and fast.

When you start the Genymoti

Ensure that your VMs can shutdown gracefully when the power-button is pressed.
Place the file vm-boot-order.py in /opt directory
Make it executable: chmod +x /opt/vm-boot-order.py
Check that the script starts and shuts down your VMs as expected. The script can be executed as follows:
```
 /opt/vm-boot-order.py start
 /opt/vm-boot-order.py stop
 /opt/vm-boot-order.py status
```
Make a systemd service to execute the script when booting or shutting down the hypervisor:

Listing watched files on kodi (xbmc)

To list the full path of all watched files that are still accessable: (assuming the sql query was saved to list-watched-files.sql)

sqlite3 ~/.kodi/userdata/Database/MyVideos90.db < list-watched-files.sql | xargs -L 1 -I filename ls "filename" 2>/dev/null

Explanation

Get the list of watched files from the Kodi database

Kodi uses sqlite databases, located in ~/.kodi/userdata/Database/. The video database is MyVideosXX.db, where XX is the version (MyVideos90.db on OSMC on 2015-05-09)

To remove a submodule you need to:

Delete the relevant section from the .gitmodules file.
Stage the .gitmodules changes git add .gitmodules
Delete the relevant section from .git/config.
Run git rm --cached path_to_submodule (no trailing slash).
Run rm -rf .git/modules/path_to_submodule (no trailing slash).
Commit git commit -m "Removed submodule "
Delete the now untracked submodule files rm -rf path_to_submodule

	This file provides some nifty command-line tools around DD-WRT's nvram command.
	https://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Hardware#NVRAM
	USE WITH CAUTION: fiddling with nvram can wipe your settings and you may loose access to your router.
	Hint 1: Different version of DD-WRT might use different nvram variables. Thus, be carefull when updating.
	Hint 2: The commands listed below should be issued via a ssh-connection since the webinterface for issuing commands might time out for the longer commands.

	Background
	==========
	Extracting the content of configuration variables with nvram would provide an easy way of selective backup/restore of settings. However, listing the content of the nvram via
	nvram show

	#!/bin/sh
	#aktualisiert DNS-Einträge bei HostEurope

	#HostEurope-Zugangsdaten
	KUNDENNR=xxx
	PASSWORD=xxx
	#Host-ID des eigentlichen Eintrages
	HOSTID=xxx

	#externe IP bestimmen und dann vergleichen