Showing posts with label source. Show all posts
Showing posts with label source. Show all posts

Thursday, September 1, 2011

2-Bit Game - 018 - Repair Sega Game Gear (Audio Fix)

2-Bit Game - 018 - Repair Sega Game Gear (Audio Fix) On YouTube.





A show that details many aspects of the gaming industry. 018 below I show you two ways to deal with the Game Gear is a common problem to deal with quite well. Due to a bad capacitor in the speaker does not come out more often than decent volume. This is a work order and a permanent solution, this video has the details. View all my 2-bits episodes in order: www.youtube.com Disclaimer: The implementation of this repair, you may damage the Sega Game Gear. I am not responsible for any damage you mayaccidentally cause to your system. I do not guarantee that this will repair your console fixed, as there may be many causes for the failure of sound. Electronic welding is always a risky business and if you do not have much experience to have a friend do it, do it for you. Irons are very hot and should be treated with extreme caution. Continuing to look at this tutorial, you agree to do this repair at your own risk. Towle 1 or sheet so that you can not scratch the screen of the game Gears 1 Security Screwdriverscrewdriver or a pen and a first transparent plastic light 1.Philips Pliers first 47 uF (microfarad) capacitor at Radio Shack, a soldering flux, lead free, it would also be a good idea to wear rubber gloves, which allows you to transfer oils sensitive parts of the system at the time. Here's a direct link to the trimmer capacitor: A capacitor similar www.radioshack.com you need only 6.5 volts or higher

Tags: How, to, tutorial, Repair, Fix, Sound, Audio, Capacitor, Gear, Sega, Volume, Quite, Video, Game, Documentary, History, Show, Vlog, web, series

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Sunday, July 10, 2011

coreboot (aka LinuxBIOS): The free / open source firmware x86

coreboot (aka LinuxBIOS): The free / open source firmware x86 Video Clips. Duration : 65.65 Mins.


Google Tech Talks October 30, 2008 ABSTRACT Coreboot, LinuxBIOS already known, was originally started in 1999, used LOBOS [2] (Linux OS Boots OS) as part of efforts to give inscrutible and inflexible proprietary firmware BIOS in addition to maximum-security groups government research laboratories. However coreboot came to life and quickly overcame many obstacles with the help of a friendly and knowledgeable open source community. This presentation provides an overview ofcoreboot what he is capable of what it is capable of and what makes them different from the traditional PC BIOS and EFI. We developments in version 3, which has adapted the model of development and shows much better ACPI support SMI coreboot use the Linux kernel build system to focus on new ways to build local and network boot, some demos, and more! Speaker: Ronald G. Ron Minnich Minnich founded the LinuxBIOS project (which is now Coreboot) when he connected theCluster research group at Los Alamos Nat'l Lab in 1999. HPC has worked in a lot longer than he ever expected, which explains the gray hair in his beard. Cluster E: It has software and HPC systems based on FPGA, PIM, distributed computers ("I was a barbecue grill was cool," co-author of a famous song C) was constructed. He has worked with Unix innards working longer hours than some of its employees have been alive, the fact, the door to ask if she should go into another line of work. Ron...

Keywords: google, techtalks, techtalk, engedu, talk, talks, googletechtalks, education

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