You should now be able to play your tunes on the PulseAudio server.Īutomating the switch from the internal speakers to the pulse audio server $ esd -tcp -bind ::1 & sleep 5 & (esdrec -s ::1 | esdcat -s pulse1.space) & pulse1.space is the hostname for the PulseAudio server in the lounge, at the time of writing. Output configured to use the Soundflower (2ch) driverįinally, you need to run esd and make it send sound to the PulseAudio sink. This is illustrated in the next two screenshots. Next select the Input tab and again, select the Soundflower (2ch) as your device for sound input. Select the Output tab and select the Soundflower (2ch) as your device for sound output. To have the esound daemon forward your audio output, open System Preferences and select the Sound preference pane. If all goes well, esound should now have been installed. It'll take a while, depending on the packages you have installed currently. Next, open your terminal application of choice and type: Install it using the Soundflower install package in the dmg. Get the latest stable dmg, currently Soundflower 1.5.1. Go to the Soundflower Google Code project page and select the Downloads tab. I'm working on that, but the project is put on hiatus from time to time. Todo: It would be nice to have this more streamlined. Make sure you have installed macports, setup your environment variables, updated your repositories and selfupdated the port application. You can find macports and instructions on how to install it on the macports project page. Note: This guide assumes you have macports installed. The hack involves the use of an alternative audio driver and the use of Esound. You should now see the above screenshot, if everything is configured correctly.Īs PulseAudio has not been ported to Mac OS X (time of writing, April 18th, 2010), getting Mac OS X to output audio to the PulseAudio sink relies on a really ugly hack. The Print & Fax preference pane after correctly adding the printer Open System Preferences and select the Print & Fax preference pane. Sources: Setting up your iPhone for TTLS-PAP authentication : Copenhagen Campus Connection Printerīelow are illustrated instructions on how to use the printer in Labitat. Tested: iPhone 3GS ( Ptrf), iPod Touch, firmware 3.0 ( Jchillerup) When done, you should be able to join the network - The first time, it will ask you to verify the Labitat certificate, but you should just accept. You are then asked for your username and password. mobileconfig is unsigned, but that's okay.
To make your iPhone or iPod Touch use the Labitat members network (with WPA2 Enterprise), point your Safari to this mobileconfig configuration fileor scan the QR-code above. I will try to give a more detailed treatise later on, but Leopard is a bit buggy on 802.1x. The steps involved is more or less the same as those for Snow Leopard. Please note that this is regarding every OS.įor OS X Lion, just download the Labitat.mobileconfig file, with all the settings needed for the labitat protected wifi.įirst go to System Preferences and select the Network Preference pane. If your credentials doesn't get verified, please refer to the "Please read" on " " to see the solution. DSDeniso is responsible for finding a fix for the problem.It's currently not possible to connect to the member network from Mountain Lion (confirmed by DSDeniso and kopavap). The same goes for username and password as above. Just download the file from your device and follow the wizard to import the configuration. This configuration also works for iPhones and iPads. You can check at how the system know you. If you make a mistake in the username and password, Mac OS X will silently fail and you will have to delete the configuration and try again.īoth USERNAME and PASSWORD are case sensitive, so if you username starts with a capital letter, you have to type it in exactly like it is. You will be asked for Username and Password, and it VERY IMPORTANT that you type in those correctly. Use the configuration for MacOS Lion.ĭownload the Labitat_802.1x_authentication_2019.mobileconfig file, with all the settings needed for the Labitat protected wifi.Īfter downloading the file, please double click it to open it in System Settings and add the configuration to the Profile Manager. Mac OS X El Capitan, Sierra and High Sierra If you have problems getting your credentials verified, please refer to the "Please read" on " ". After you finished you want to bring the back the sound to the Macīelow is an illustrated guide on how to setup your Mac OS X to join the Labitat members wireless network. Start the pulseaudio on the remote server 3.2 Automating the switch from the internal speakers to the pulse audio server.
1.1 Mac OS X El Capitan, Sierra and High Sierra.
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