This blog is about "Everything & Nothing" (= Ois & Nix) --- There is no dedicated overall theme for the posts, but most topics are technology related, a few posts are about traveling.
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This blog won't be updated very often. I just looked for a place to upload things I found useful. Maybe they help somebody else as well.
Mirek recently released a great Android 5.1 ROM for the Teclast X98 Plus Dual OS . Based on my tests so far, the performance has improved and the battery time is much better than with the original ROM. All the Chinese apps you usually don't need were removed. You can find the download files, the change log... here: http://techtablets.com/forum/topic/x98_plus_android_5-1_mirek190_v1-0-rom/ The installation is very simple: Double cehck that the tablet is fully charged before you start Download the ZIP file and open it on a Windows PC with the latest version of 7zip Run FIRST_INSTALL_IT Run SECOND_INSTALL_IT Shut down the tablet (it should not be connected to the PC at this stage) Press and hold down the power button and the volume up/down until you see the Teclast logo with a "DnX" fastboot note in yellow above the logo Connect the tablet to your Windows PC Run FLASHER_v1.0 and follow the instructions on the screen. I would recommend the clean install. ...
I recently bought a set of Milight (aka Limitless LED, Mi-Light, Easybulb) bulbs including the Wifi bridge. It is really easy to configure and a great value for money. Goal: Since I am operating a CR11S Android box, I thought it would be great to control my lights with the box. The website http://www.limitlessled.com/dev gives you an overview of commands you can send to the box via UDP. What you need: Milight bulbs + wifi controller Android device (e.g. CR11S) Tasker UDP Sender How it is done: I have two bulbs in the living room (group 1 and 2) and one in my bed room (group 3) and I've set up the following things: The perfect light for watching TV Switch group 1 off, set group 2 to orange and start Netflix Tasker XML file: PerfectTVLight.xml Good night Switch on group 3 and group 1, wait for 7 minutes then turn off group 1, 2 and put the Android box into standby. Tasker XML file: GoodNight.xml Good morning - Sunrise alarm clock / Wake Up Light Sw...
Wie auf vielen anderen Blogs beschrieben, kann man Google Assistant (zB für Nest Hubs) sehr einfach mit Home Assistant verknüpfen. Eine Variante ist mit Nabu Casa, hier hat man regelmäßige Kosten, ist aber sehr einfach konfigurierbar. Die zweite Variante ist über DuckDNS, Nginx und ein bisschen Router Konfiguration. Hier gibt es einige gute Beschreibungen online wie man das Umsetzen kann. Diese Variante ist grundsätzlich kostenlos, erfordert aber einiges an Konfiguration. Außerdem ist es wichtig, dass man eine öffentlich eindeutige IP hat. Bei vielen ISPs (speziell bei mobilen Internet Providern) wird CGNAT eingesetzt, was wiederum ein Hindernis für Variante 2 ist. Außerdem ist es wichtig, dass der Router NAT Loopback bzw. Hairpinning unterstützt, damit man ein Home Assistant Dashboard auf einem Google Nest Hub anzeigen kann.
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