[好文] Gnu Make, Autotools, CMake 簡介 by wen liao

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Capture packets from iOS devices on Mac OS with Wireshark

RVI (Remote Virtual Interface)

1. Connect your iOS device to a Mac with USB
2. Open terminal and enter "rvictl -s deviceUUID" to start device with interface rvi0
3. Run wireshark and start capturing the packet on interface rvi0
4. Sotp interface rvi0 by enter "rvictl -x deviceUUID"

PS. deviceUUID is the UUID of your iOS device

Useful applications for Mac OS X

Browser:
   . Chrome
   . Firefox
IM:
   . Line
   . Skype
   . QQ
Code editor:
   . Sublime text
IDE:
   . Xcode
Utilities:
   . CleanMyMac
   . Alfred
   . Disk Inventory X
Cloud storage:
   . Dorpbox
Download:
   . BitTorrent
   . FileZilla
Video Player:
   . MPlayerX
Background nature music:
   . Noizio
. NTFS:
   . Paragon NTFS
. Virtual Machine:
   . Parallels Desktop
. Calendar:
   . Sunrise calendar
. Remote Desktop
   . TeamViewer
. Gestures for trackpad
   . BetterTouchTool

A good article about Git branching model

A successful Git branching model

Source: http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/

Keyboard shortcuts for symbols on Mac OS X

Degree (˚): option + k
Micro (µ): option + m
Copyright (©): option + g
Ohm (Ω): option + z
Registered (®): option + r
Trade mark (™): option + 2

Math:
Approximate (≈): option + x
PI (π): option + p
Delta (∆): option + j

Infinity (∞): option + 5
Division (÷): option + /
Not equal (≠) : option + '+'

Plus/Minus (±): option + shift + =

Square root (√): option + v

Alpha (∂): option + d

Beta (ß): option + s

Function(ƒ): option + f

Calculus (∫): option + b

Money:
Yen (¥): option + y
Pound: (£): option + 3
Euro (€): option + shift + 2

No interface available in Wireshark on Mac OS

Change the permission to 644 on the BFF (Berkeley Packet Filter) in /dev/

sudo chmod 644 /dev/bpf*

or

whoami to find out your name

sudo chown yourname:admin /dev/bp*

And restart wireshark!

USB to Serial (Console) on Mac OS X

Use the built-in "screen"

1. Install the USB to Serial driver (PL2303 Mac OS X)

2. In terminal, launch Screen and connect to device by following command (115200: baud rate)

    screen /dev/cu.usbserial 115200
or screen /dev/tty.usbserial 115200

To list the screen sessions: screen -ls   (output in format pid.tty.host)

To resume a detached session: screen -r   or  screen -x pid

Commands in 'screen':

'Control+a' and then '?' : Help

'Control+a' and then 'H' : toggle logging

'Control+a' and then 'Control+\' : Quit screen