Chinese Localization in ArchLinux

1. Soving the chinese Garbled in vim:

	set fileencodings=utf8,cp936,gb18030,big5

2. Install chinese fonts:

	wqy-bitmapfont
	wqy-zenhei
	ttf-arphic-ukai
	ttf-arphic-uming
	ttf-fireflysung
	wqy-microhei（AUR中）
	wqy-microhei-lite（AUR中

3. Copy files from linux to windows or other systems:
You should do like following:

mount /dev/sdc /mnt
#copy all of the pdf into the directory
	export LANG="zh_CN.utf8"
	export LC_ALL="zh_CN.utf8"
	mount /dev/sdc /mnt -t vfat -o iocharset=utf8
	cp /chinese/*** /YourDestination

4. Using ftp for uploading files.
In filezilla, Choose charset to gb2312, like following:

5. mount in specified charset

	mount -t vfat -o  iocharset=gb2312 -o  codepage=936 /dev/sdc /mnt

6. Changing existing names:

	convmv -f UTF-8 -t GBK --notest utf8编码的文件名

Cut your pdf into 6 inch in Linux

###Preparation Yaourt briss will show the following result:

	1 aur/briss 0.9-2 (58)
	    Java tool to crop pages of PDF documents to one or more regions selected with a GUI.
	==> Enter n° of packages to be installed (ex: 1 2 3 or 1-3)

Install it and now we will going to cut our pdfs. ###Cutting First you can manually cut your pdf, and set it to fit your own size.Simply input “briss” then you can got a window for your operation.
Or via command line:

	$ briss -s Your_pdf.pdf

The result is listed as following:

###Tips How to resize your image to fixed size:

	$ convert -resize 1000x from.jpg to.jpg

Enable enc28j60 on Raspberry PI

###Kernel Source Preparation Install libncurses5-dev for make menuconfig

	$ sudo apt-get install libncurses5-dev
	$ sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y
Get the source code and configure the kernel modules
	git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux.git
	cd linux
	zcat /proc/config.gz >.config
	edit .config and enable

The Configuration image listed as following:

###Wiring Preparation

	ENC - RPi
	===============
	VCC - 3v3
	GND - GND
	CS - CE0 (gpio 8)
	SI - MOSI (gpio 10)
	SCK - SCKL (gpio 11)
	SO - MISO (gpio 9)

Rapsberry PI GPIO Description:

GPIOs:

###Speedup compiling Using cross-compiler:
Resolve the cross-compiler issue:

	[root@XXXyyy lib]# cp libppl.so.13 libppl.so.12
	[root@XXXyyy lib]# pwd
	/usr/lib

The yaourt’s cross-compiler is not ok, so we need to use official cross-compiler, download it from :

	$ git clone git://github.com/raspberrypi/tools.git
	#### Install crosscompiler for RaspberryPI ####
	$ export PATH="/media/x/vmware/rasp/tools/arm-bcm2708/gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-raspbian/bin:$PATH"

Then you can use cross-compiler to compile your own kernel image and kernel modules.

Things to be done(4)

Transfer Chinese to Pinyin using bash or python.
__How to cut the pdf and generate the suitable version in Linux. __

Correcting My Weather Script

Due to http://haitao.smzdm.com/youhui/88923 Nanjing Environmenmental Monitoring System changed their website, my python script can’t fetch the correct data from this page, I have to find another data source, from http://www.cnpm25.cn/city/nanjing.html, but this source has about 1 hour’s delay to the official site.

Because the source changes, the previous script can’t work any more, I made following changes, following is the changes in python code

	# table which contians the atmosphere information
	table = soup.find('table', {'id':'xiang1'})
		
	for subrows in rows:
	  if "玄武湖" in subrows.text:
	    XuanwuLake = subrows
	XuanwuLake_subitem = XuanwuLake.findAll('td')
	# PM 2.5
	pm_array[1] = XuanwuLake_subitem[3].text
	# PM 10
	pm_array[0] = XuanwuLake_subitem[4].text
	# Fetch only the digits from the output
	insert_pm25 = int(re.search('\d+', pm_array[1]).group())
	insert_pm10 = int(re.search('\d+', pm_array[0]).group())

	# Insert into the database
	cur.execute('insert into foo values(?, ?, ? , ? ,?)', (word1, word2, insert_pm10, insert_pm25, currenttime_linux))

Also because the pollution is too serious, we have to change the following lines:

	-   yaxis: { min: 0, max: 200},
	+   yaxis: { min: 0, max: 300},

After reboot, we then see the result is updated .

###Tips on delete the inserted sqlite3 records

	$ sqlite /srv/www1/weather1.db
	sqlite> select * from foo
	18|88|123|62.0|1383303610000
	19|83|258μg/m³|145μg/m³|1383395165000
	sqlite> .schema foo
	CREATE TABLE foo (d_temper integer, d_humi integer, d_pm10 integer, d_pm25 real, d_time timestamp);
	sqlite> delete from foo where d_time = 1383395165000;