On 2013/10/16 15:24, Phillip Susi wrote:
On 10/16/2013 3:19 AM, Peter D. wrote:
Hi,
Is it deliberate that dd can not read from, or write to the host
protected area? Or is it a bug?
The HPA is a feature of the drive, not the OS or software, so dd has
no idea whether or not there is one
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Hi again,
Thank you for discussing this.
On further thought…
It seems that the day again is being inserted into this
situation, ruining the proper answer.
I can see the automatic assumption of assigning Day=Today in
the present logic. Again I
Hi,
I am still here.
And I am still watching reading this list/group (via Gmane,
amongst a few–hundred other lists/groups).
I want to thank everyone involved with these mods to ‘split’
(and of course to all the other updates to coreutils in general).
I have not tested them yet, at the time I
closing myself
forgot how this bugs- list works
sorry
On Mar 13, 2012, at 03:40, SciFi wrote:
Hi,
I am still here.
And I am still watching reading this list/group (via Gmane,
amongst a few–hundred other lists/groups).
I want to thank everyone involved with these mods to ‘split
Hi,
On Jul 19, 2011, at 06:00, Pádraig Brady wrote:
We could remove the setitimer stuff altogether and
just support 1 second resolution on darwin et. al.
That's by far the most common use case anyway.
If I may, since I am an OSX user [1] [2] ,
I cast my vote here. ;)
[1] I am planning to
[Originally posted at https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?22231 on Tue 05 Feb 2008
07:51:09 AM GMT:]
To create UseNet binary postings to match those made by others as close as
possible, we need to create split files with 3-digit numeric suffixes.
The problem comes when 'split --numeric-suffixes
Hi,
For those of us who use case-SENsitive file systems, and then come across
filenames with UPPERCASE suffixes, the provided 'dircolors' function does not
colorize those listings.
What I usually do, every time a new release of coreutils comes out, is to
duplicate by hand the list of
Hi,
[I have reasons to stay anonymous, please, and am posting this thru gmane]
I hop onto this project from time to time as a hobbyist; I am not considered
any kind of expert, at least not anymore… but I think I need to report a
problem not mentioned on this nor on gnulib maillists for quite a
