Submitted by Richard on Sun, 09/23/2012 - 10:10
The ASUS X54C laptop is our go-to machine when we are mobile. Our earlier article described how we made it dual boot Windows 7 and Debian Linux.
The ASUS comes with a RaLink Device 5390 wireless card and support for that card is not included in Debian Linux.
Read more for my notes on getting this laptop to connect to my wireless network under Debian linux.
Submitted by Richard on Thu, 09/20/2012 - 13:30
The ASUS X54C laptop is a recent but key piece of gear at prokopyshen.com. It was purchased to be a dual boot Windows 7 and Linux workstation and these are my notes on how I got it going.
Linux and laptops dont always come together for a variety of reasons, but this one came together pretty easily.
Read more for my notes on the issues I found and resolved.
Submitted by Richard on Wed, 09/19/2012 - 10:03
The ASUS X54C laptop is no longer listed at the asus.com website, but is available from retailers like microcenter.
I paid $259 for mine and I can tell you I am very impressed with the amount of computer I got for this price.
Read more for my perspective on this notebook computer.
Submitted by Richard on Tue, 09/18/2012 - 12:49
Home automation and monitoring is a hobby of prokopyshen.com. Recently, we wanted to add monitoring to a replacement sump pump in our basement. Our Arduino based system monitors digital inputs on a real time basis every second, so I needed a simple on/off detection system for when the pump motor was drawing current.
The CR Magnetics CR9321-NPN Current Switch looked perfect for the job.
Read more for my review of this wonderfully simple to use device and how I connected to my Arduino.
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