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How to Attach Additional Block Volume in Oracle Cloud Instance

As I continued rolling out new features across several services in my infrastructure, I noticed disk space was starting to run low. Fortunately, my Oracle Cloud instance still had some unallocated block volume available, but since I wasn’t too familiar with the Oracle Cloud Console, I had to figure things out as I went. In…
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How to OSV: Vulnerabilities API, Scanners, and a Bit of Hope

Security vulnerabilities in open-source dependencies are like background radiation, mostly ignorable, until they’re not. Since we are currently working on vulnerability detection research, today, I decided to see how much trouble I could get into by poking around Google’s Open Source Vulnerabilities database and its scanner. Spoiler: not much. But it’s interesting trouble. What is…
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How to Install the Latest OpenWRT on Arduino Yun

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Problem When Building Old OpenSSL Version on The New System

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How to Enable HTTPS on Your Apache Ubuntu Web Server

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How to Run Linux on RISCV in Arty A7-100T FPGA

It’s been tempting for me to try running open-source software on top of open-source hardware. SiFive provides a bitstream for Arty A7 called Freedom, but it seems that the repository is dead now. The other interesting alternative to try is VexRiscv, and everyone keeps posting about Arty A7 35T while I only have the 100T…
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Git Pristine: How to Pristine Clean Your Dirty Git Repository

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How to Install Xilinx using Command Line in Four Steps
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How to View .dot Files in Ubuntu
I was working with LLVM recently to create a callgraph using opt -view-cfg. But unfortunately it doesn’t work. Here is what I got instead: This means there is no application registered for handling .dot files. Even if I already installed graphviz. Solution is, install xdot. sudo apt install xdot Now you can opt -view-cfg to…

