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It should although every time you reboot you will need to redownload and install the drivers unless you change your boot ISO

Airalo is a different service than GigSky. Airalo connects to local mobile networks so it will work great when you are on land (or at least close to land where your phone can reach the cell towers.). GigSky works both when you are on land AND at sea where there are no cell towers. It uses the Cellular At Sea satellite signals to transmit data.

Thanks for watching!

Ok, glad you found this useful

yes! the router creates it's own WiFi network so that you can have devices like the WebCams connect to it.

Haha, you are correct. I think i was just in the habit of blurring things out!

Thank you for your compliments! In regards to going on shore and using T-Mobile, yes you can just switch your phone back to your primary SIM when you have T-Mobile. Then once you get back on the ship and it has sailed out of cell range, you can switch back to your GigSky SIM. Have a great time on your cruises!

That video is still in the works. Been distracted with other things. Thanks for asking, i will bump it up in priority

@BlueMonkey4n6 great stuff, thank you!

I believe a non-stop or one-stop roundtrip between Honolulu and Guam is about bit over USD$2,200. If you add the 5 stops from this video, the price goes up by USD$1,000 or so.

@@BlueMonkey4n6 sorry what I meant was how much did you pay? or did you use miles? if so how many miles was that for?

I paid cash for the tickets, think it was around $3k, special treat for myself

@@BlueMonkey4n6 cool.. I was checking prices and its coming to $3k too .don't mind spending for this Island hopper

YOLO!! Enjoy the journey

Thanks for the feedback. Just trying something different.

@@BlueMonkey4n6 And it sure got quite the backlash 😂 Love your stuff btw... ♡

@halladba101 love the feedback, thank you!

Why do you ask? Do the videos not look real?

Thank you

Corrupt media such as SD cards and Flash cards will probably need different process to determine the process. But i would start with fdisk or parted to look at the partition table to make sure that is mot corrupted. Once you determine the filesystem format then there are filesystem specific tools to determine if the volume is corrupted.

Correct, when you are at sea, make sure you turn off your t-mobile plan and turn on GigSky plan.

did you try it? gig sky on a cruise out at sea? was it good as ship internet?

@@klle3419 Yes, I did use the GigSky eSIM when I was out at sea, that's why I made the video to show how it works. The speed was around 2-3 Mbps which was around the same speed as the cruise WiFi in my experience. You can see the speed comparison starting at 3:20 of the video.

@I am using it at sea when I reply your message. It took a while to establish the data when it start. Once it’s on it works very well. However when I am at a new port then back on sea it’s takes while to establish the data … it’s kind of frustrating when I wait and wait. My understanding is you need to be a further away from sea in order to set to work. Again once it established the data it works very well. Update: no good no signal when I am at sea from Bahamas to NYC. I don’t know what’s wrong I did? Just frustrated. I got good signal when I am from NYC to Bahamas. Still is within 7 days plus I did not use up my 1GB data.

The good (and bad) thing about Linux is that there are many flavors you can choose from. Try something different 😉

@@BlueMonkey4n6 that is the really good about linux thank you! I'm new to linux but really like Debian and Q4OS. I am just fixing a friends old pc and really enjoy learning about linux. I just need to find the right linux to change him and Zorin just looks super nice. Thank you for the video and great explanation!

Thats the whole point of using the travel router. The router is the only one connected to the ships’ wifi so the router signs into the captive portal. Your phones, tablets, computers all connect to the router not the ship so they dont encounter the captive portal.

Thank you!

We just came back from cruise, and this did help us save on wifi! Though, I did have to make additional config such as cloning the Mac address and disabling all the firewalls. So thank you!!

@ken62310 Glad you found the video useful. I am just curious which cruise line were you on? I wonder why you need to do MAC cloning and tweak the firewall.

@BlueMonkey4n6 We were on msc. Their wifi have a separate activation page where we have to use the msc app on the phone to activate it. Once activated, only that Mac address can access it. So we have to clone the Mac address. Additionally, in order to get on the wifi, they have a separate captive portal page that needs to sign in every time we move to a different AP. for some reason, the firewall won't let it pop up. So we have to disable it in the router.

@ken62310 Thanks for sharing the info on MSC with great detail!

Cool, thanks for the feedback, glad it worked for you

Yes if your phone has the capability to create a wifi hotspot then you could use that phone as the router for all your other devices.

Linux has so many flavors that there is no way that anything works on "all" distros. I am pretty confident that it will run on most Ubuntu and Fedora variants.

@@BlueMonkey4n6 so it should work if i am using Linux Mint. And what about bluetooth devices

Apparently the company released a version with Bitlocker features then changes their mind. See this post for details: www.linkedin.com/posts/abrignoni_digitalforensics-activity-7258576415120355328-WnWu?

no, this is not a recovery tool but just an imaging tool. depending on how the laptop was "wiped" you may be able to use other tools to recover files.

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! Hope the video was useful.

so there were no wireless chips at all or literally nothing comes back when you run lspci? What hardware are you running on and what version of Linux OS?

@@BlueMonkey4n6 hey, thank you very much for your reply, I did fixed it somehow, but thank you still!

Glad my videos are helpful. Good luck with recovering your laptop. Thats a good question of juice jacking. Is it just an urban legend?!?!

Try this: www.sqlitetutorial.net/sqlite-sample-database/

For LVMs in particular, that is. I have a hard drive with 1gb partition mounted at /boot, and the rest as a LVM. I have a single LV with root and I just want to back that up so that next time I bork Ubuntu Server I don't have to reinstall. Haha

Thanks fellow Monkey!🐒

so there were no wireless chips at all or literally nothing comes back when you run lspci? What hardware are you running on and what version of Linux OS? Some viewers suggest running with sudo

​@@BlueMonkey4n6linux mint

Some viewers have suggested running with sudo will get them results

The Mango has VPN capability which some people prefer over the TP Link

The GigSky at sea plan gives you internet connection via cellular so this router wont help. See this video for more info on GigSky At Sea plan: Want Internet access on a cruise without buying a WiFi package? - try GigSky eSIMs ua-cam.com/video/76Kpk1q3fC0/v-deo.html

ah ok- i wanted to hook up a camera for my safety as a solo woman traveler - i always tell them no housekeeping at all please so i want to make sure no one enters the room so then its not possible to use the camera through gig sky i guess you’re saying . i have to buy ship wifi - which is ok - just curious

No since GigSky is bought with only so many gigabytes of data, streaming would burn through that pretty quick. I am pretty sure any streaming service would work.

Netflix will likely work but the best thing to do is download some netflix to a tablet or laptop before your trip, then you can enjoy on airplane or on cruise with no need of using data and no worries of buffering. That is what I do. Another option is to put some on a USB stick also and *maybe* you'll be able to play those on a cabin/hotel tv.

@@BlueMonkey4n6is watching videos on tube the same as steaming netflix ? in terms of eating through data

Thanks for the review!

Thanks for watching and commenting!

So glad you found this solution useful and easy (and saved your life)!

So glad this was helpful!

I have viewers comment that they have not been able to connect on certain ships. I wont be on a cruise myself for a while so i cannot confirm it. I was in a hotel last week and the hotel had a landing page and I was able to use my TO link 750 to connect via the landing page which required my hotel room number and other info.

Glad it worked for you. Thanks for the feedback.

I had run disktype on Fedora systems before. Check out this webpage for download instructions.

Yes, a lot of typing but there are a LOT of options with mount that wasnt covered in this basic intro video. Mounting and unmounting is a fundamental part of disk management. especially if you want to control how a device is mounted like read-only versus read/write, mounting behavior like ext2 vs ext3, mounting as certain users with certain privileges, mounting networked devices like SMB or NFS, mounting partitions with an image, etc.

Starlink is absolutely making the connection faster but then more people are streaming which sucks up the bandwidth.