I have spent the last weeks to find the reason for two network interfaces on my MBP which gave me headaches due to address conflicts with a VPN connection in the same IP range. These two interfaces were vmnet1 and vmnet8. Soon I found out that these were remnants of previous tests with VMWare Fusion (I use Parallels in the meantime).
What I did not find out was where to change the settings for these interfaces or delete them. Obviously, the network configuration was not very helpful.
Today I found a (German) description on how to change these settings (OK, use the right query from the beginning, and it would have been faster
). Unfortunately I could access this page only in Google Cache due to some error in the corresponding blog. I guess this is only temporary, but just in case and before the page can be no longer found in Cache, I copied the contents here:
The original article can be found at:
http://blog.xsteam.eu/dasblog/CommentView,guid,d08eda92-5d51-44ca-a61e-c5630774ea22.aspx
the caches version at:
As I am still very fond of my 2007 MacBook Pro I am going to replace the harddisk to make it a bit more up to date. I found a good tutorial on ifixit.com.
I finally have moved my blog to my webspace and imported all old posts and comments. Moreover I have added a new category to publish some of my pictures from those places I have enjoyed to visit (travelblog).
Our work on TUGeoWiki has recently been published as a book chapter (the book is also available via Amazon). Martin was so kind as to make the draft version available online:
Today was the defense of my thesis, which went very well. So finally, after 3 1/2 years of research at Graz University of Technology I am a PhD
I have been invited to join this year’s Academic MindTrek Conference in Tampere / Finland as a conference chair, an invitation I feel very honored of.
The CfP for full papers ends April 23rd, more information on http://www.mindtrek.org
I have just received an award for my paper submitted here for the E-Learn Conference in Vancouver. The publication investigates possible application scenarios for our geospatial wiki (TUGeoWiki) in educational context at Universities.

