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I heard something funny the other day, that I'm not sure that I trust, but at the same time I'm curious if I'm mistaken.
What I heard was that every GSM mobile phone has an RFID chip in them, because the SIM card functions as an RFID chip. Is this true or false?
I don't see how this is programming related, but anyway.
A SIM card does provide "ID" for a wireless ("RF") device, however, it does not provide RFID functionality under the common RFID definition. (A SIM card does not send an ID via RF)
SIM:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subscriber_Identity_Module
RFID:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RFID
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I have manjaro as my operating system and my wireless keyboard is not working with usb or bluetooth. the bluetooth way, it types after seconds i pressed any button.
I found this page https://linux-hardware.org/?id=usb:0e8f-00a7 but I dont know how to download or anything.
I found out later in life that the keyboard I used was not a legitimate hardware designed from the company (other Bluetooth devices work perfectly), and the USB dongle was exchanged with another hardware.
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My PC has two different audio outputs. One built in, another on LCD monitor connected through HDMI. I want to play different sounds in different speakers not semulteniously. Like if the LCD monitor has videos opened, the sound will pass over the HDMI. If built in display opens another application that plays sound, it will play in the built in speakers. How to do that in ubuntu or any Linux?
Using pulseaudio handler solved the problem.
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Can I upgrade my galaxy s5 model SM-G900I to the firmware of another country/region but of same model no?
Yes! You can. But, for doing it you need to change your phone's CSC code.
Samsung was using an special CSC file included in Android firmware which are specifically built and designates to each country or mobile network providers.
Changing the CSC code to the corresponding country's CSC of which you want to flash the firmware will work for you!
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I am planning to build a custom hardware /Derivative from designs of Open source hardwares like Beagle bone black.
How to Customize Linux for custom design from open hardwares like Beaglebone?
We start with doing the circuit schematic --> route and do the pcb--> test hardware -->
then where to start the software with for this custom board?
How are new or extra peripherals added to the custom hardware be
mapped to its Linux OS/bootloader?
How does linux for example know i am using a extra usb host or pin
supported peripheral in my custom design in place of few gpio pins on processor as in case of original design?
Thanks
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Can any one tell me where can I download "CSR Harmony" bluetooth stack software. I'm searching wildly for this software. Please can anyone tell me where to download it. My bluetooth dongle is useless without this software so please help.
Here the link Drivers + Software: Download
CSR Harmony is not free. You must make an account on CSR support website and request access. However this stack is for integrators, when you integrate their chips into your hardware products.