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		<title>Linux Directory Layouts</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Jun 2007 07:14:08 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>ghostshadow</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[After the installation of Linux, generally 13 directories are made. Unlike Windows, these directories begin with a forward slash / (in Windows they begin C:\). I highly recommend you print this page out as it is very helpful to beginners. The directories and their uses are as follows:

/bin : Used to hold executable files, found [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>After the installation of Linux, generally 13 directories are made. Unlike Windows, these directories begin with a forward slash <strong>/</strong> (in Windows they begin <strong>C:\</strong>). I highly recommend you print this page out as it is very helpful to beginners. The directories and their uses are as follows:</p>
<p><span id="more-117"></span></p>
<p><strong>/bin :</strong> Used to hold executable files, found all over the file system.<br />
<strong>/sbin:</strong> Used to hold the supervisor&#8217;s (root) executable files.<br />
<strong>/boot:</strong> Boot up files like the kernel are stored here.<br />
<strong>/dev :</strong> This folder holds the device driver files. They are used to represent physical items, e.g. /dev/tty1 = communication port 1.<br />
<strong>/etc :</strong> Used to store most of the configuration files for Linux.<br />
<strong>/home :</strong> Stores all the user home directories.<br />
<strong>/lib :</strong> Stores the libraries/run times for programs.<br />
<strong>/mnt :</strong> Unlike in Windows where c:\ represents a drive, in Linux the different drives are stored in /mnt and act like a directory.<br />
<strong>/proc :</strong> Holds most of the processes happening in the Linux system.<br />
<strong>/root :</strong> The supervisor&#8217;s (root) home directory files.<br />
<strong>/usr :</strong> Stores user based files.<br />
<strong>/var :</strong> Holds constantly changing files like print spools.<br />
<strong>/tmp :</strong> Temporary file folder.</p>
<p>Unlike in Windows, you must manually mount the cdrom drive unless you have a program to do it for you. In KDE, if you click on the cdrom icon you can mount the cdrom automatically. To mount a cdrom drive use: mount /dev/cdrom or mount /mnt/cdrom. To unmount it use: unmount /mnt/cdrom. Try as you might, you won&#8217;t be able to get the cdrom out of the drive while it is mounted. New versions of Linux have supermount which mount and unmount the cdrom drive for you (like in Windows).</p>
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		<title>Area Code Listings</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Jun 2007 03:46:30 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>ghostshadow</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[So, what&#8217;s a good thing to have when you&#8217;re phreaking or wondering where a call came from? A list of area codes of course!  Here is a good size list of area codes that I compiled. It&#8217;s not 100% complete, but I think it is pretty decent.
All rights are reserved to those that helped [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So, what&#8217;s a good thing to have when you&#8217;re phreaking or wondering where a call came from? A list of area codes of course!  Here is a good size list of area codes that I compiled. It&#8217;s not 100% complete, but I think it is pretty decent.</p>
<p>All rights are reserved to those that helped me compile this list.</p>
<p>If you would like a PDF of this list you may download it <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><a title="Area code listings " href="/files/txt/areacodelist.pdf">here</a></span>.<br />
&#8212;&#8212;-</p>
<p><span id="more-116"></span></p>
<p>One note the number at the end is other related area codes for that state .</p>
<p>201 NJ N New Jersey: Jersey City, Hackensack 973<br />
202 DC Washington, D.C.<br />
203 CT Connecticut 860<br />
204 MB Manitoba Canada<br />
205 AL Alabama (including Huntsville and Birmingham; excludes only the southeastern corner of Alabama and the deep south.) 256, 334<br />
206 WA W. Washington state: Seattle 253, 360, 425<br />
207 ME Maine<br />
208 ID Idaho<br />
209 CA Cent. California: Fresno<br />
210 TX S. Texas: San Antonio 830<br />
212 NY New York City, New York 646,718<br />
213 CA S. California: Los Angeles 310, 626, 818<br />
214 TX Mid NE Texas: central Dallas 469, 972<br />
215 PA SE Pennsylvania: Philadelphia 267, 445<br />
216 OH Cleveland 330, 440<br />
217 IL Cent. Illinois: Springfield<br />
218 MN N. Minnesota: Duluth<br />
219 IN N. Indiana: South Bend 260, 574, 260<br />
224 IL Northern NE Illinois: Oak Brook 847<br />
225 LA Louisiana: Baton Rouge, New Roads, Donaldsonville, Albany, Gonzales, Greensburg, Palquemine, Vacherie<br />
228 MS S. Mississippi 601<br />
229 GA SW Georgia 912, 478<br />
231 MI Michigan 248, 810<br />
234 OH NE Ohio 330<br />
236 VA Virginia<br />
239 FL Florida 305<br />
240 MD W. Maryland: Silver Spring, Frederick 301<br />
242 Bahamas<br />
246 Barbados<br />
248 MI Michigan: Oakland county 810, 231<br />
250 BC British Columbia 604<br />
251 AL S. Alabama 334<br />
252 NC E. North Carolina 919<br />
253 WA Washington: South Tier 206, 425, 564<br />
254 TX Central Texas 817, 940<br />
256 AL E and N Alabama 205, 334<br />
260 IN NE Indiana 219<br />
262 WI Wisconsin 414, 920<br />
264 Anguilla<br />
267 PA SE Pennsylvania: Philadelphia 215<br />
269 MI SW Michigan 616<br />
270 KY W Kentucky 502<br />
276 VA S Virginia 540<br />
278 MI Michigan 734<br />
280 MD Maryland 240, 301<br />
281 TX Texas: Houston Metro 713. 832<br />
282 IL Illinois 309<br />
283 OH SW Ohio 513<br />
284 British Virgin Islands 809<br />
289 ON S central Canada 905<br />
301 MD W Maryland: Silver Spring, Frederick 240<br />
302 DE Delaware<br />
303 CO Central Colorado: Denver 970, 720<br />
304 WV West Virginia<br />
305 FL SE Florida: Miami 239, 786, 954<br />
306 SK Saskatchewan<br />
307 WY Wyoming<br />
308 NE W Nebraska: North Platte<br />
309 IL W Cent. Illinois: Peoria 282<br />
310 CA S California: Los Angeles 562, 424<br />
312 IL Chicago, Illinois (Downtown only)<br />
313 MI Detroit and suburbs 734<br />
314 MO SE Missouri: St Louis metro area only 573<br />
315 NY N Cent. New York: Syracuse<br />
316 KS S Kansas: Wichita<br />
317 IN Cent. Indiana: Indianapolis 765<br />
318 LA W Louisiana: Shreveport<br />
319 IA E Iowa: Cedar Rapids<br />
320 MN Cent. Minnesota: Minneapolis (rural Minn, excl St. Paul/Minneapolis)<br />
321 FL Florida 407<br />
323 CA Los Angeles 213<br />
325 TX Central Texas 915<br />
327 KY Kentucky<br />
330 OH NE Ohio: Akron, Canton 216, 440<br />
331 IL NE Illinois 708, 630<br />
334 AL S Alabama: S of Montgomery including Auburn/Opelika, Montgomery, Mobile and coastal areas<br />
336 NC Cent. North Carolina: Greensboro 910<br />
337 LA SW Louisiana<br />
339 MA Boston Massachusetts 617, 508, 781<br />
340 US Virgin Islands 809<br />
345 Cayman Islands<br />
347 NY New York 718<br />
348 CA California<br />
350 CA California<br />
351 LA Louisiana<br />
352 FL Florida: Gainesville area 904<br />
353 WI Wisconsin<br />
354 FL Florida<br />
356 NJ New Jersey<br />
358 PA Pennsylvania 412, 724<br />
360 WA W. Washington State 206<br />
361 TX Texas<br />
363 FL Florida<br />
364 NY New York<br />
369 CA California<br />
380 OH Ohio<br />
381 VA Virginia<br />
383 ME Maine<br />
384 OH Ohio<br />
385 UT Utah 801<br />
386 FL Daytona Beach, Florida 904<br />
389 MI Missouri<br />
401 RI Rhode Island<br />
402 NE E Nebraska: Omaha, Lincoln<br />
403 AB Alberta 867<br />
404 GA N Georgia: Atlanta 678, 770<br />
405 OK W Oklahoma: Oklahoma City 580<br />
406 MT Montana<br />
407 FL Central Florida: Metro Orlando<br />
408 CA Cent. Coastal California: San Jose<br />
409 TX SE Texas: Galveston, Port Arthur<br />
410 MD E Maryland: Baltimore, Annapolis, Chesapeake Bay area, Ocean City 443<br />
412 PA W Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh 724, 358<br />
413 MA W Massachusetts: Springfield<br />
414 WI SE Wisconsin: Milwaukee 920<br />
415 CA San Francisco, California 650<br />
416 ON S Cent. Ontario: Toronto<br />
417 MO SW Missouri: Springfield<br />
418 QC NE Quebec: Quebec<br />
419 OH NW Ohio: Toledo<br />
420 WI Wisconsin<br />
423 TN E Tennessee 615<br />
424 CA S California: Los Angeles 562<br />
425 WA Washington: North Tier 206,253<br />
430 TX NE Texas: Tyler 903<br />
432 TX W Texas: Big Spring, Midland, Odessa 915<br />
434 VA E Virginia 804, 757<br />
435 UT Utah outside Salt Lake City metro 801<br />
438 QC Canada: SW Quebec 514<br />
440 OH Ohio: Cleveland metro area, excluding Cleveland 216, 330<br />
441 Bermuda 809<br />
443 MD E Maryland: Baltimore, Annapolis, Chesapeake Bay area, Ocean City 410<br />
445 PA SE Pennsylvania: Philadelphia 215, 267<br />
450 QC Southeastern Quebec outside metro Montreal<br />
456 International Inbound<br />
464 IL Illinois<br />
469 TX Texas<br />
470 GA Georgia 404, 770, 678<br />
473 Grenada 809<br />
475 CT Connecticut<br />
478 GA Central Georgia 912, 229<br />
479 AR NW Arkansas 501<br />
480 AZ Arizona<br />
484 PA SE Pennsylvania: Allentown, Reading 610<br />
500 Personal Services<br />
501 AR N Arkansas 870<br />
502 KY W Kentucky: Louisville<br />
503 OR Oregon<br />
504 LA E Louisiana: New Orleans<br />
505 NM New Mexico<br />
506 NB New Brunswick<br />
507 MN S Minnesota: Rochester<br />
508 MA Cent. Massachusetts: Framingham 978<br />
509 WA E Washington state: Spokane<br />
510 CA California: Oakland, East Bay<br />
511 Travel Information line.<br />
512 TX S Texas: Austin, Corpus Christi<br />
513 OH SW Ohio: Cincinnati 937<br />
514 QC SW Quebec: Montreal<br />
515 IA Cent. Iowa: Des Moines<br />
516 NY Long Island, New York: Hempstead<br />
517 MI Cent. Michigan: Lansing<br />
518 NY NE New York: Albany<br />
519 ON SW Ontario: Windsor<br />
520 AZ Arizona outside the Phoenix area 602<br />
530 CA NE California: Chico, Redding 916<br />
533 Personal Services<br />
540 VA Fredericksburg and Roanoke and nearby areas 703<br />
541 OR Oregon 503, 541<br />
546 MI E Michigan 810<br />
551 NJ N New Jersey 201<br />
557 MO SE Missouri 314<br />
559 CA California<br />
561 FL Florida (S. Central) (West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Vero Beach)<br />
562 CA California: Los Angeles 310<br />
563 IA E Iowa 319<br />
564 WA W Washington 360, 206, 253, 425<br />
564 OH NW Ohio 419<br />
570 PA E Pennsylvania: Wilkes-Barre, Scranton 717<br />
571 VA Virginia<br />
573 MO SE Missouri: excluding St Louis metro area<br />
574 IN N Indiana 219<br />
580 OK W Oklahoma 405<br />
585 NY NW New York: Rochester 716<br />
586 MI Michigan 810<br />
590 French West Indies<br />
600 Canadian Services<br />
601 MS Mississippi 228<br />
602 AZ Phoenix Arizona 520<br />
603 NH New Hampshire<br />
604 BC British Columbia: Greater Vancouver 250<br />
605 SD South Dakota<br />
606 KY E Kentucky: Ashland<br />
607 NY S Cent. New York: Ithaca, Binghamton<br />
608 WI SW Wisconsin: Madison<br />
609 NJ S New Jersey: Trenton<br />
610 PA SE Pennsylvania: Allentown, Reading 484, 835<br />
611 Repair Service<br />
612 MN Cent. Minnesota: Minneapolis 651<br />
613 ON SE Ontario: Ottawa<br />
614 OH SE Ohio: Columbus<br />
615 TN E. Tennessee: Nashville 423, 931<br />
616 MI W. Michigan: Grand Rapids<br />
617 MA E. Massachusetts: Boston<br />
618 IL S Illinois: Centralia<br />
619 CA S California: San Diego 760, 858, 935<br />
620 KS S Kansas 316<br />
623 AZ Arizona<br />
626 CA E. S. California: Los Angeles 818<br />
627 CA California<br />
628 CA California<br />
630 IL W. NE Illinois, Oak Brook or Chicago suburbs 708<br />
631 NY New York<br />
636 MO Missouri<br />
641 IA Iowa 515<br />
646 NY NYC: Manhattan only<br />
647 ON S central Canada 416<br />
649 Turks &amp; Caicos<br />
650 CA Peninsula south of San Francisco &#8212; San Mateo county, parts of Santa Clara county 415<br />
651 MN Cent. Minnesota: St. Paul 612<br />
657 CA N California 714<br />
660 MO N. Missouri 816<br />
661 CA California: N. Los Angeles, Mckittrick, Mojave, Newhall, Oildale, Palmdal, Taft, Tehachapi, Bakersfield, Earlimart, Lancaster 805<br />
662 MI Mississippi<br />
664 Montserrat 809<br />
669 CA Central California coast 408<br />
670 Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI, US Commonwealth)<br />
671 Guam<br />
678 GA N Georgia: Atlanta 404, 770<br />
679 MI Mississippi<br />
682 TX Texas<br />
684 American Somoa<br />
689 FL Central Florida 321, 407<br />
700 Interconnect Services<br />
701 ND North Dakota<br />
702 NV Nevada<br />
703 VA Northern Virginia: Arlington, McLean, Tysons Corner 540<br />
704 NC W. North Carolina: Charlotte<br />
705 ON NW Ontario: Sault Ste. Marie<br />
706 GA N Georgia: Columbus, Augusta<br />
707 CA NW California: Santa Rosa<br />
708 IL Cent. NE Illinois: Oak Brook 630<br />
709 NF Newfoundland<br />
710 US Government<br />
712 IA W Iowa: Council Bluffs<br />
713 TX Mid SE Texas: Houston 281<br />
714 CA North and Central Orange County 949<br />
715 WI N Wisconsin: Eau Claire<br />
716 NY NW New York: Buffalo, Rochester<br />
717 PA E Pennsylvania: Wilkes-Barre, Scranton 570<br />
718 NY New York City Metro Area, New York 212,347<br />
719 CO SE Colorado: Pueblo, Colorado Springs<br />
720 CO Central Colorado: Denver 303<br />
724 PA SW Pennsylvania<br />
727 FL Tampa Metro: Saint Petersburg, Clearwater 813<br />
731 TN W Tennessee 901<br />
732 NJ Cent. New Jersey: New Brunswick, Bound Brook 908<br />
734 MI SE Michigan: west and south of Detroit &#8212; Ann Arbor, Monroe 313<br />
737 TX S Texas 512, 614<br />
740 OH SE Ohio 614<br />
757 VA E Virginia, Williamsburgh area, including Portsmouth<br />
758 St. Lucia<br />
760 CA California: Southeastern San Diego north to Sierra Nevada 619<br />
763 MN Minnesota 612, 952<br />
765 IN Indiana: outside Indianapolis 317<br />
767 Dominica 809<br />
770 GA Atlanta and suburbs 404, 678<br />
772 FL S. central Florida 561<br />
773 IL Non-downtown Chicago, Illinois 312<br />
774 MA Massachusetts 978, 508<br />
775 NV Nevada<br />
778 BC Canada 604<br />
780 AB Alberta<br />
781 MA E Massachusetts: Boston suburbs<br />
784 St. Vincent/Grenadines 809<br />
785 KS N Kansas: Topeka 913<br />
786 FL SE Florida 305<br />
787 PR Puerto Rico<br />
800 Domestic Toll-Free 888, 877, 866, 855, 844, 833, 822<br />
801 UT Salt Lake City Metro 385, 435<br />
802 VT Vermont<br />
803 SC South Carolina 843, 864<br />
804 VA E Virginia: Richmond 757<br />
805 CA S Cent. Coastal California: Bakersfield 661<br />
806 TX Panhandle Texas: Amarillo<br />
807 ON W Ontario: Thunder Bay<br />
808 HI HAWAII<br />
809 Bermuda, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Caribbean 441,340<br />
810 MI E Michigan: Flint, Pontiac 248<br />
812 IN S Indiana: Evansville<br />
813 FL SW Florida: Tampa Metro<br />
814 PA Cent. Pennsylvania: Erie<br />
815 IL NE Illinois: Rockford, Kankakee<br />
816 MO N Missouri: Kansas City 660<br />
817 TX N Cent. Texas: Fort Worth area 254,940<br />
818 CA S California: Los Angeles 213, 310, 562, 626<br />
819 QC NW Quebec: Trois Rivieres 867<br />
822 US/Canada Toll-Free<br />
828 NC W North Carolina: Asheville 704<br />
830 TX Texas: N and W of San Antonio 210<br />
831 CA California: central coast area from Santa Cruz through Monterey County<br />
832 TX Texas 936<br />
833 US/Canada Toll-Free<br />
835 PA SE Pennsylvania 610, 484<br />
836 FL Florida<br />
843 SC South Carolina 803<br />
844 US/Canada Toll-Free<br />
845 NY New York 914<br />
847 IL Northern NE Illinois: Oak Brook 224<br />
848 NJ Central New Jersey 732<br />
850 FL Florida panhandle, from east of Tallahassee to Pensacola 904<br />
855 US/Canada Toll-Free<br />
856 SW New Jersey 609<br />
857 Massachusetts 617<br />
858 CA S California: San Diego 760,619,935<br />
859 KY Kentucky 606<br />
860 CT Connecticut 203<br />
861 FL SW Florida 863, 941<br />
862 NJ N New Jersey 973<br />
863 FL Florida<br />
864 SC South Carolina 803<br />
865 TN Tennessee<br />
866 US/Canada Toll-Free<br />
867 YT Yukon and Northwest Territories 403,819<br />
868 Trinidad and Tobago 809<br />
869 St. Kitts/Nevis<br />
870 AR S. Arkansas 501<br />
872 IL Illinois: Chicago 773, 312, 773<br />
876 Jamaica 809<br />
877 Domestic Toll-Free<br />
878 PA Pittsburgh 412<br />
888 Domestic Toll-Free<br />
900 Personal paid service line<br />
901 TN W Tennessee: Memphis 615, 931<br />
902 NS Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island<br />
903 TX NE Texas: Tyler<br />
904 FL N Florida: Jacksonville 352, 850<br />
905 ON S Cent. Ontario: Hamilton 416<br />
906 MI Upper Peninsula Michigan: Sault Ste. Marie, Escanaba, Marquette<br />
907 AK Alaska<br />
908 NJ Cent. New Jersey: Elizabeth, Basking Ridge, Somerville, Bridgewater 732<br />
909 CA Inland empire: San Bernandino, Riverside<br />
910 NC S Cent. North Carolina: Fayetteville, Wilmington 336<br />
911 Emergency Help<br />
912 GA S Georgia: Savannah<br />
913 KS N Kansas 785<br />
914 NY S New York: White Plains<br />
915 TX W Texas: Sweetwater<br />
916 CA NE California: Sacramento 530<br />
917 NY New York City, New York 646<br />
918 OK E Oklahoma: Tulsa 580<br />
919 NC E North Carolina: Raleigh 252<br />
920 WI NE Wisconsin 414<br />
925 CA California<br />
928 AZ Arizona 520<br />
931 TN Tennessee: semi-circular ring around Nashville 615<br />
935 CA S California: San Diego 760, 858, 619<br />
936 TX Texas 940, 254, 817<br />
937 OH SW Ohio: Dayton 513<br />
939 PR Puerto Rico 787<br />
940 TX N Cent. Texas: Denton, Wichita Falls 254, 817, 936<br />
941 FL SW Florida: Tampa Area 813<br />
947 MI Michigan 248<br />
949 CA S Coastal Orange County 714<br />
951 CA California 909<br />
952 MN Minnesota 612, 763<br />
954 FL Broward County area, including Ft. Lauderdale 305<br />
956 TX Valley of Texas area (Harlingen)<br />
957 NM New Mexico<br />
959 CT Connecticut 860<br />
969 MD Maryland<br />
970 CO N and W Colorado 303<br />
971 OR Oregon 503<br />
972 TX Texas: Dallas Metro: Dallas and parts of Denton and Collin counties 214<br />
973 NJ N New Jersey: Newark Paterson Morristown 201<br />
975 MO N Missouri<br />
976 Personal paid service line<br />
978 MA Cent Massachusetts 978,508<br />
979 TX SE Texas 409, 936<br />
980 NC Carolina 704<br />
984 NC Carolina 919<br />
985 LA E Louisiana 504<br />
989 MI Michigan<br />
&#8212;&#8212;-<br />
Thats pretty much it, so enjoy .</p>
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		<title>Thumb Drive mod 2.0</title>
		<link>http://www.knoxware.org/thumb-drive-mod-20/</link>
		<comments>http://www.knoxware.org/thumb-drive-mod-20/#comments</comments>
		<pubDate>Wed, 18 Apr 2007 20:49:14 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>ghostshadow</dc:creator>
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This mod here is version 2.0 of the first thumbdrive mod (this one is slightly enhanced). This time around, I used the newest 1 Gig thumb drive from PNY to do the modification. My 512 died after dropping it on the ground really hard.

Guide is below the images. Feel free to share your projects in [...]]]></description>
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<p align="center">This mod here is version 2.0 of the <a href="/?p=252"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">first thumbdrive mod</span></a> (this one is slightly enhanced). This time around, I used the newest 1 Gig thumb drive from PNY to do the modification. My 512 died after dropping it on the ground really hard.</p>
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<p align="center">Guide is below the images. Feel free to share your projects in the comments area.</p>
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<p align="center"><div class="jwts_title"><div class="jwts_title_left"><a href="javascript:void(null);" title="Click to open!" class="jwts_title_text">Mod Guide</a></div></div><div class="jwts_slidewrapper"><div>   <!-- .style1 { 	font-family: "Courier New", Courier, mono; 	font-size: smaller; } body { 	background-color: #cbcbcb; } --></p>
<p class="style1"><strong>Materials Used</strong></p>
<p class="style1">1. (1) 1 GB PNY Attaché Thumbdrive</p>
<p>2. (1) 100 ohm resistor</p>
<p>3. (2) 3mm UV pink led (I would have put a 5mm in, but I don&#8217;t have any at the moment)</p>
<p>4. (1) Small Flathead screwdriver</p>
<p>5. Solder, I used 0.032&#8243; diameter solder.</p>
<p>6. (2) Low guage wires, I&#8217;m not sure the size, I took it out of an old usb cable.</p>
<p>7. Some electricians&#8217; tape (optional)</p>
<p>8. Solder Iron, I used a Weller iron that has voltage adjustment. Any 15W iron will work.</p>
<p class="style1"><strong>How I Did It</strong></p>
<p class="style1" align="left">•1) I took the thumbdrive and I slid the plastic silver sleeve off of it. Mine came off easily because I&#8217;d taken it off a while back for another mod that I did. Yours might be a little tough to get off, just pull on it, it&#8217;ll come off eventually.</p>
<p class="style1" align="left">&#8212;&#8212;-</p>
<p class="style1" align="left">•2) Then I took the small flathead screwdriver, placed it underneath the metal connector part of the usb connector and pryed up a little bit. This popped the secondary casing off. Some models have 4 little clips around the edges, be sure you bend those back first, they will release the casing halves pretty easily.</p>
<p class="style1" align="left">&#8212;&#8212;-</p>
<p>•3) I then decided how I wanted to do this. I wanted the led to project the light towards the front of the thumbdrive, because this would allow it to distribute the light throughout the entire casing. I figured I would run wires all the way to the back of the casing and place the led in that way. That&#8217;s what I did <em>(see picture #9)</em> here it is with the points all soldered down and everything.</p>
<p class="style1" align="left">Note: the top most solder point is the negative connection. You&#8217;ll put the resistor on there. The bottom solder point is the Positive</p>
<p class="style1" align="left">After that, it was time to test it out. I did and it works. <img src='http://www.knoxware.org/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif' alt=';)' class='wp-smiley' />  <em>(picture #11)</em></p>
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<p class="style1" align="left">Since its working correctly it&#8217;s time to put the drive back together. Make sure you tuck all of the wires into the casing, you don&#8217;t want to risk pinching a wire.  Slide the cover back on and there you have it. That&#8217;s all there is to it. Hopefully I&#8217;ll find a nice green or blue 5mm led somewhere so I can throw it in because the 3mm looks nice in the dark but it&#8217;s not blazing,  you know?  haha. Enjoy and have fun modding.</p>
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<p align="center"><div class="jwts_title"><div class="jwts_title_left"><a href="javascript:void(null);" title="Click to open!" class="jwts_title_text">Disclaimer</a></div></div><div class="jwts_slidewrapper"><div>Knox Ware  will not be held responsible if you mess up your thumbdrive or injure yourself performing this modification. Once you open the device, your warranty is void. We are not responsible.  Please take proper precautions, be safe, and be careful. Thank you.</div></div></p>
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		<title>Change Firefox close button behavior</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 03 Apr 2007 05:44:01 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>ghostshadow</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Today, I&#8217;m going to show you how to change the placement of the close buttons in Firefox 2.0. If you&#8217;re like me, you have been waiting to upgrade your Firefox. I&#8217;m still running 1.5 (latest build). I decided to install 2.0 onto my other HDD so I could test it out. I do like it [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Today, I&#8217;m going to show you how to change the placement of the close buttons in Firefox 2.0. If you&#8217;re like me, you have been waiting to upgrade your Firefox. I&#8217;m still running 1.5 (latest build). I decided to install 2.0 onto my other HDD so I could test it out. I do like it allot and I will probably continue to use it more and more as time goes on.</p>
<p>One of the things I don&#8217;t like too much, is the fact that the close buttons are on the tabs themselves. It&#8217;s a nice feature, but, I&#8217;m used to the old version. I like clicking at the end of the tab bar to close my tabs. I&#8217;m going to be showing you how to change the behavior of the close buttons. You&#8217;ll be able to move them and modify them to a different location.</p>
<p>First thing you want to do is, type <strong>about:config</strong> into the address bar.</p>
<p>Find and change <strong>browser.tabs.closeButtons</strong> to the value you wish to use. Below are the numerical values and what they represent.</p>
<p>0 &#8211; Displays the close button only on the active tab.<br />
1 &#8211; Displays the close buttons on every tab. <em>(default) </em><br />
2 &#8211; Never displays the close buttons.<br />
3 &#8211; Displays the single close button at the end of the tab strip (This is the old, default Firefox 1.5 behavior)</p>
<p>The way I want the tab bar to be, is like 1.5 so I would choose number 3. You can choose what you would like to do. Double click <strong>browser.tabs.closeButtons</strong> and change the integer to the number representation you would like to use.</p>
<p>If <strong>browser.tabs.closeButtons</strong> does not exist, you can create it. Right-click the page and select New and then Integer.</p>
<p>You wont have to restart Firefox either, the changes will take effect automatically.  Enjoy.</p>
<p>Discuss this in the<span style="text-decoration: underline;"><a title="Knox Ware Forum" href="http://www.knoxware.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&amp;t=81" target="_blank"> forum.</a></span></p>
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		<title>Make Your Own Battery Snaps</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Jan 2006 21:29:08 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>ghostshadow</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this write up I am going to teach you how to make heavy duty battery snaps. These snaps are a lot more sturdy than the store bought ones that you get at RadioShack and other electronic outlet stores. These snaps are very simple and rugged and can be used for all kinds of projects [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In this write up I am going to teach you how to make heavy duty battery snaps. These snaps are a lot more sturdy than the store bought ones that you get at RadioShack and other electronic outlet stores. These snaps are very simple and rugged and can be used for all kinds of projects and testings. Plus you&#8217;re creating less waste by recycling parts from your electronic goods, it&#8217;s a win win situation.<br />
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<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Materials Needed</strong></span></p>
<p>Dead 9v battery<br />
 Pliers <br />
 22AWG Wire (preferably a red and a black wire)<br />
 Soldering iron <br />
 Solder<br />
 Hot glue gun (optional, but works well in assembly)<br />
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<p><strong>How To</strong></p>
<p>First, take your dead 9v battery and start prying at the seam of the battery, starting at the bottom until you can get the battery all the way apart, like so:<br />
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 Next, what you want to do is take out and keep the bottom plastic part and the top plastic part (the part with the connectors on it). You can recycle the rest of the battery, you won&#8217;t be using the rest of the contents at this time.<br />
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 Now lets take a look at this connector. We have a positive and a negative. The positive on the 9V battery is the &#8220;Round&#8221; connector and the negative is the &#8220;Star&#8221; connector.   For this project we have to change this so that the positive side is the &#8220;Star&#8221; connector and the negative is the &#8220;Round&#8221; connector. This is why it&#8217;s a good choice to use two different colored wires (red &amp; black in this case).<br />
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 Now that you know the &#8220;Star&#8221; side is the positive side and the &#8220;Round&#8221; side is going to be negative, you can flip the connector over (remember which side is which). In the photograph below, the &#8220;Star&#8221; side is on the right.<br />
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 Now you are ready to put this thing together. Heat that soldering iron up and get ready. What you want to do is take the red wire and solder it into the &#8220;Star&#8221; side connector. Do the same with the black wire with the &#8220;Round&#8221; connector.  If you find the solder is not sticking to the metal area, you might need to rough it up a bit. My connector had a coating on it and I had to sand the connector a little and the solder connected to it. Just take some sand paper and rub it a little and your solder should adhere to the connector. <br />
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 Now that both connectors have the wires attached there is one more step before assembling the final product. You should flip the wires to the other side (see the photo). This puts less tension on the wires when the battery snap is being used. <br />
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 Next step is to put this thing together, so heat up that hot glue gun. What you want to do is get your other piece of plastic ready and you&#8217;re going to put hot glue on the part that has the wires connected, dab just enough glue on there so the other piece of plastic will hold. You&#8217;ll want to squeeze both plastic pieces once you put the glue in since hot glue dries fast. Once it&#8217;s dry you should have something like this: <br />
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 Now you are done and ready to test your projects or attach the battery snap to your project, etc. Here are a couple of pictures of the new battery snap in use. <br />
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<p>Remember to properly dispose of your batteries. Please recycle when you can.</p>
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