Wiikey v2 installation

Category : Modchips. Navigation menu Personal tools Create account Log in. Namespaces Page Discussion. Views Read View source View history. Wiikey Fusion. Drive Replacement Chip. Fixes one bug causing DVD games to loop back to the system menu before starting, and another bug whereby SD cards are not properly detected and the last game played from DVD show up in disc channel instead of the Wiikey Fusion menu. This update also makes some improvements to the alignment of the selection menu cursor.

This will be completely resolved in the upcoming 1. Various other minor bugfixes and improvements have been included in this release. To help users who have had a bad flash while upgrading their Wiikey Fusion ie: if the power went out in the middle of updating.

Monday, April 12, Script of the day. I'm really not sure how to explain how awesome this script is, but after many hours of trying to figure out how to reduce the size of a pdf file, here is the most amazing find of my day. Need I say more? After learning of his fathers death in America, Huang jumps on a plane and heads over to Liberty City to avenge his death. However, on arriving, his welcoming party turns out to be two faced fiends who attempt to murder him and throw him in the waters of Liberty City.

Huang makes his way to his uncle who takes him under his wing and puts him into use to better his strangle hold over the gangs in the city. For game play and enjoyment, I rate this game extremely high. You can "borrow" ; a cab and pick up fares to earn you more money, or "borrow" a fire engine and put out fires for more money. You can take a police car and stop crime.

But there are some new features that I haven't seen before, however, I should point out that I haven't played GTA IV or San Andreas, so perhaps some of these features were in these games. But you can tattoo people to earn money, but scratch it tickets to win money and weapons and possibly my most favourite part, you can buy and sell drugs to people. It is also a requirement to provide some drugs to participate in some of the missions. I say this is a hard game to review, because the most part, the game play is awesome and addictive.

But there are some oddities in the game play that just, annoy me. For instance, to get the police to chase you not that you want that but the only way is to affect them directly. Run into one of the police cars, or kill one of the officers or just try to hijack the police car with them inside. But if I run over pedestrians or run into other vehicles with the police nearby, nothing happens.

Also, you can have 3 police stars chasing after you 3 stars is pretty bad. Means A LOT of police cars and fed vans but I can go into a shop or one of my properties or go start a mission and the police leave you alone and your 3 star rating disappears. Another big flaw in this game and perhaps my expectations are too high, but when you get a bit of speed up in a car, the background fails to load quick enough and you find yourself driving on a grey background with no buildings or roads to be seen.

I find the missions are great, but sometimes the easiness of them makes it more interesting to put out fires or catch criminals or deal drugs. Great game, definitely one for you collection! Thursday, October 29, Basic Elastix Setup. Tuesday night found me setting up a home Elastix box, really for no other reason but to learn how. To get the phone to talk through the Elastix box, ended up being super easy. Installing Elastix was no problems at all.

Just follow the simple steps and it installs. Elastix has a SUPER nice web interface, so I simply went to the address of the new Elastix install from Firefox on another machine and did all the administration from it. The username and password for the web server is a little odd, but can be found on the Elastix web site under their Installation Instructions.

Elastix has a great number of different options which is why it is so nice to use. However, to set up a single phone and get it making calls, or even setting up multiple phones and having them make calls, is quite easy as I discovered. I've broken it up into 4 simple steps. Step 1. Set up the phone. This will come from your DHCP server. Most phones will have a web interface and it's recommended you use it.

At this point, I again logged into the phone from a remote machine the same one I was accessing the Elastix web interface from The most important part of setting up the phone, is to set it's extension number, the proxy and the password.

The screen looks similar to this: The extension number you can make up yourself. In my case, I used This number goes in the User Id. The proxy becomes the IP address of the Elastix box. Just set the password that the Elastix box will use to register the phone. The phone is now set up : Step 2. Set up the extension and make the phone register. Go back to the Elastix web interface. Set a display name. It is just the name that will appear on the phone when it registers.

Next, set the extension number. This is how elastix distinguishes between the phones. You now need to set the field called "secret". The password needs to be the same as the password that corresponds to the password on the phone. Click on Submit to save the changes. You will then get an option just under the tabs, to [Apply the changes].

Click on that. Your phone should now recieve the new information from Elastix and register itself. If you want to be sure, just cycle the power on the phone.

On the SPA, the 4 buttons down the right side of the lcd screen turn green when it's registered with Elastix. Step 2. Set up the Trunk. This is where you put in all the details of your VOIP provider. In my case, it was Pennytel. The first step is to give the Trunk an outbound caller id.

Put it in the format of ["Caller Name" ] I also had to add some dial rules. So all I needed to do next was put in the Outbound Peer Details. Simply delete all the default information in the field and enter in the information provided by your VOIP provider.