The Apple TV2 doesn't support VPN. One solution is to use a router with VPN support. Our small router bought for less than 20 €, doesn't support OpenVPN, due to its 4 Mbytes flash memory, but supports the PPTP protocol. It is not the best protocol in term of security, but it is faster because of less CPU usage for encryption.
Once installed Openwrt on the router WR703N and LuCI, we will setup Openwrt to works alone as a router with a USB 3G dongle.
This small router TL-WR703N allows to have a WiFi hotspot at home, on vacation without spending a lot of money (20€). This router was build for the Chinese market, therefore the GUI is in perfect Chinese. We can find a linux build "Openwrt" especially tailored for this router. Flashing the TL-WR703N with Openwrt firmware let us to configure the router with more option and with less barrier. Additional we can get a GUI in our own language.
Once installed Openwrt on the router WR703N, we can install a GUI, to do the router configuration more easy.
Here goes a step by step to install a 2 DIN radio in place of the stock one, in a Nissan Micra (March) 2011 with a BT radio with steering wheel control. I bought the 2 DIN radio at this online shop. You have to take care, because lot of radio seem to be identical (front panel, buttons etc) but they don't use the same processor neither have the same amount of RAM memory.
My Acer needed an OS upgrade for several reasons, so I gave a try to install Lion 10.7.2 with iCloud on it. My computer was already dualboot ready (see SL tutorial)
Here are my notes. As usual I try to describe more in detail, things we need to take care of.
This "How to" is a copy of my post from Insanelymac
I began with an Acer Aspire 5741g trying to install Leopard first and install successfully snow Leopard later on. This step was helpful to me for choosing a Samsung R580 and began the installation of 10.6.5.
This "How to" is a copy of my post from Insanelymac
I Began first to install Leopard with iAtkos 7 DVD. It was a first try and iAtkos DVD was an easier method for newbie like me.
I have learned a lot and have applied my findings to the 10.6.3/10.6.5 installation.
Here are my notes, for Snow Leopard and of course valid for leopard. I have tried to describe more in detail, things Newbies like me, need to look for, to install OSX on a PC.
