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If you need to create Cocoa Touch Framework with XCTest follow the steps below:

Instruction for linux Server.

1. install nodejs
       Linux/Uguntu
       Debian

2. setup CORS

   1. git clone https://github.com/googlecast/cast-support-media-server.git

   2. npm install express@3.0

Install dependency packages

sudo apt-get update && apt-get install git-core curl build-essential openssl libssl-dev

Install Node.js & NPM

How to install node.js on Linux

How to install node.js on Debian-based Linux distros (Debian, Ubuntu, Mint etc)

1 - Install the dependencies (chances are you’ve already got most of these)

sudo apt-get install g++ curl libssl-dev apache2-utils

2 - Then install git (you may already have that too)

sudo apt-get install git-core

3 - Clone the node git repo…

git clone git://github.com/ry/node.git

4 - Then install

cd node ./configure make sudo make install

To resolve the issue protocol fault (couldn't read status): Undefined error: 0

Execute following commands killall adb
adb kill server
adb devices

Challenge: Measure the wheel rotation speed

Hardware:

1. 1 pcs 4 PIN IR Infrared Speed Sensor Module 3.3V-5V For Arduino
2. Arduino Mega 2560
3. 4 Cables Solderless Dupont Wire for Breadboard type M-F, 50V

Using the 4 cables M-F connect the following pins

What is Libimobile? It's a library to communicate with services of Apple iOS devices using native protocols. I find this tool especially helpful in QA to help hunt for bugs and allows me to pull crashlogs and device info quickly.  If you have used ADB logcat for tailing Android logs then this will look very familiar. Below are my installation instructions on how to install and run on Mac. 
All source and credits are here: https://github.com/libimobiledevice/libimobiledevice

Step 1: Create a bare repository

To create a new repository on your server named foo.git, first connect to your server, then run the following commands:

# Navigate on your server to the desired repository location cd /desired/path
# Create the directory mkdir foo.git # Navigate inside the new directory cd foo.git
# Initiate a bare git repository git init --bare --shared=2664

If you need to change the mount point of the Jenkins home directory follow the instruction below:

Hi everyone! A few days ago I faced with task to move Jenkins from Max OS X to Ubuntu machine. The original Jenkins contained a lot of jobs and setups.  So I was need to find the way to move Jenkins with all Jobs and setups. This way was found and I'm going on to provide instruction how to do your life easier :)