RIP_PROGRAM = $(install_sh) -c -s
LDFLAGS =
LIBOBJS =
-LIBS = -lalut -lopenal -lz
+LIBS = -lalut -lopenal -lz -lm
LTLIBOBJS =
MAKEINFO = ${SHELL} /home/rjd/tmp/z/missing --run makeinfo
MKDIR_P = /usr/bin/mkdir -p
Finally.
make
./elkulator
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is is a bad idea.
> What we're after (for work) is a sign which shows either something like "All
> Systems Go" or lists the server(s) down.
>
> I guess we could "sacrifice" a display and leave it on 24/7/365 but a sign
> would seem to be a better (gr
email them about any binary blobs etc.
[1]
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[2] https://www.entroware.com/store/laptops/orion
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guess which part keeps crashing
-
ete.
Only issue, it consumes 45W in standbye. We use it for frost protection in
the garden office.
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I'll try to remember and check my Mint box when I get home.
Or run "ldd --version" from the command line. Anything >= 2.18 should
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reason being I've
programmed them at work so know the ins and outs, so I guess
really it's go with what you are comfortable with.
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not great.
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> On Thu, Nov 06 at 05:03, Paul Tansom wrote:
> > I am currently suffering a phone outage and major drop in internet
> > connection
> > speed, to less than a half of the decidedly average usual speed. Having
> > sorted
>
junction
box outside the front door. Fortunately that was where the corroded wire
was to be found.
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For details on a workaround, see: [2]
Gentoo GLSA 201409-10 [3]
[1] https://access.redhat.com/security/cve/CVE-2014-6271
[2] https://access.redhat.com/articles/1200223
[3] http://security.gentoo.org/glsa/glsa-201409-10.xml
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hes to Amazon).
I think everything on your list is there although I've never played
with Ical.
Other distros and desktops are available.
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radar these days ? Do the spooks still need to get a warrent
in intercept the post ?
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How's your ed these days ?
Mine's fair to middling, I had occasion to use it a few weeks back.
nvi is basically the same program I've been using fpr 30+ years.
Why have to learn new tricks with every "upgrade".
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's gonna look like a made up word and they'll
regard the whole charter as a joke.
You have to feed politicians with a very small spoon.
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to sign up to a "charter" that includes the word "multistakeholderism".
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and give you a summary of dynamic memory allocated and freed.
Also worth running "size command" as I've seen Fortan programs with huge
static memory allocations, add up the bss and data values.
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D drive only until they are
switched into the operating mode when the drive is hidden and pseudo
serial ports or other endpoints for the modem are presented.
That said it's a tricky bit of sofware, but it might have some clues.
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en the three varients are.
As for how to break in, networking (the social sort, not computer networking)
is always a good idea. Go to meets and clubs, they are not for gurus only,
talk on mailing lists etc. My last three jobs have been from conversations
at meeting or triggered by remarks
tal inputs to allow
you to monitor white and grey directly and ignore the orange.
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if difficult to build a safe unit. Mains in and low volts out with only
a few mm clearance is not for the regular home constructor.
[1]
http://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/50782/ac-detection-for-microcontroller
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[4] http://sh-hackspace.org.uk/wiki/index.php/RepRap
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n require us to install
Open-WRT as well.
Can't remember anyone suggesting the standard firmware might be better.
We have of course carefully selected Open-WRT and hardware combinations
that we know to work. In general stick with popular brands and models
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an option, probably because they want "remote wipe"
to be retrofitted to a laptop that has already been stolen.
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s linux
based on the fact that the disk was formatted for Ext4. Don't want to
break it so havn't tried to hack my way to a console prompt.
[1]
http://www.reghardware.com/2012/08/02/review_humax_youview_dtr_t1000_iptv_freeview_pvr/
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s were rubbish at emulating the VT100 command
set. You were better off using competitors equipment like the Qume QVT102.
They had to get it right, unlike DEC who just assumed they were correct.
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f electrical safety on the deck but we used to do it all
the time back then.
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Scenics at least mini-towers.
>
> Looking for home:
>
> 2x desktop pc's
> p4 with 1gb of Rdram
> p4 3.0ghz with Ht based on intel 775 socket no memroy ddr2
>
> 2x fujitsu scenic desktops p4 no hdd 128mb Memory
>
> 8x hot swap cases for scsi
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e
working gutts could then be ported into ?
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you are working and put the noisy grunt machine out the way somewhere.
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count and it's 10K line of C code for the CGI and 10K lines of supporting
interface scripts.
ps. We looked at and rejected webmin four or five years ago but it may
have moved on since then. HTH
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blob nightmare apparently. Don't you love manufacturate who change the
entire product chipset and don't change the product designation.
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http://www.reghardware.com/2011/10/29/ten_mono_laser_printers/
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> I dont normally let out stuff like this, but thought you lot should known.
>
> So far confirmed with:
>
> Gentoo
Not on two gentoo boxes tested here, one with X.Org X Server 1.10.4 and
one with X.Org X Server 1.11.2
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elp.
Clobber a couple of files to setup pinning and then
apt-get -t wheezy install linux-image-3.1.0-1-amd64
worked a charm although I havn't dared reboot yet, still checking.
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here a way to upgrade a single package? On Gentoo this is trivially
easy.
I figure I could download and compile the source from kernel.org and then
jam it into grub but I'd really prefer to do it in some "standard" way so
someone else can pick it up in the future.
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on top of guesswork.
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eap.
Ah but if there were two books recommended for the course, you want the
one that the second years arn't selling.
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FreeRTOS and ChibiOS.
[1] http://www.coolcomponents.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=808
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le.
Anyone notice that some of the "case histories" seem to be boiler plate
copies of each other ?
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I don't have real problems, just numbness or pins and needles in the
finger tips from time to time but I'm trying to keep it that way.
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Hi again,
On Mon, Sep 26 at 09:39, Bob Dunlop wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Work are throwing out an HP laserjet 1320n printer. A4 duplex b/w.
Thanks for all the enquiries, this turned out to be more popular than
I expected. Needless to say I have several takers so it's just a
matte
Hi,
Work are throwing out an HP laserjet 1320n printer. A4 duplex b/w.
Before it goes to the tip would anyone like it?
Collect from Kingsclere.
Mail me off list please.
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eal" Xserver to
display this bitmap via a texture mapping that does the distortion.
I know the processor in question has 3D acceleration to do the texture
mapping, but suspect the system hasn't got enough general ommph and ram to
run two X servers in such a tricky configuration.
S
curve.
Anyone know where we might find an application to do this?
In the good old days we'd slap some magnets around the back of the CRT
to curve the beams, but this is a modern micro-mirror based projector so
the pixels are fixed.
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le slab just switches
seemlessly* between them. Isn't that the way WiFi is supposed to work ?
When I set it up I didn't even consider there might be a problem.
* Okay, so I get a <1s pause in data while switching, most streaming apps
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> Are there any nice short programs to do this?
> Is it easier to do in some other language?
How about:
sed -n -e 's/.*href="\([^"]*\).*/\1/p' file
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Pointing the reset vector of a pdp11 at the trigger power down register.
Power up reset, three bus cycles, power off.
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battery for #65 at present.
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we hit the action threshold for complaint/investigation someone in BT's
central office hits a button that investigates and regrades our line
with a lower threshold and they tick the box for repaired to customers
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nor servname provided, or not known
The nature of the error has changed completely.
What shell script ? I've not seen it mentioned before ?
Is it not handling the ssh parameters correctly ?
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On Wed, Jun 22 at 11:18, Mike Burrows wrote:
...
> what else needs changing to allow the use of a non-standard port?
You're not running a local firewall on the server are you?
Or if you are have you poked a hole.
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I think I've owned every edition, some more than once. It is my most stolen
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quot; with "auto" to mount most file system types automatically.
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^
By the time you've got Shockwave running on your linux box you probably
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y rather than the tr above you might want to try out strings.
strings /dev/sda1 | grep -100 Vishal
Strings is a filter specifically designed to find printable strings in a file
so presumably designed to cope with lots of binary mush.
Let's hope your tempfiles weren't stored on ramdis
esystem but the
error message would normaly be different.
However if you didn't set the immutable bit I'd start to be concerned
that the system has been compromised. Especially as others have pointed
out that file size looks odd. Anything strange in the logs for Jan 10 ?
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is a server grade tower/machine.
HP Deskjet 1120C A3 printer.
Disks will be DBAN'd before release. Collect from North Hampshire or I
might be persuaded to bring them to a meeting.
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ry over etc. 3 quid or thereabouts gets you another 50G.
[1] http://www.aaisp.net.uk/
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later, less likely but possible, it might cause problems with the video BIOS
for example.
Four pounds from a hardware store, got to be worth a try.
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[2] http://www.aaisp.net.uk/ethernet.html
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, a neat simple unit that
just worked.
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works with OpenOffice under Windows, but we
can't figure out how to install/get it working with OpenOffice under Linux.
Can anyone give me a hint as to where I should start looking ? I'm not
a regular OpenOffice user so assume nothing.
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ev"
Option "XkbLayout" "gb"
Option "XkbOptions""terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp"
EndSection
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> Olga Kartseva
> BSD Magazine
>
> Email: olga.karts...@software.com.pl
> Visit: www.bsdmag.org
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there is a possibility I could deliver to the next Southamptom meet ?
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f the SSD and put it in a file. Then configurue your virtualbox to boot
from the file. I assume virtualbox can use filesystem images in files.
Alternativly what model Eee did you have ? Maybe someone has the same
model and might let you swap drives long enough to boot and recover the
data
d to supply it with something other than Windows XP.
[1] https://www.alwaysinnovating.com/touchbook/
[2] http://www.psixpda.com/content/psixpda-pocket-computer
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> >
> > I will be out of the office starting 22/03/2010 and will not return until
> > 29/03/2010.
> >
> > I am on a training course.
>
> Exciting stuff.
Let's hope it's "Mail responders 101"
900 terminal display and keyboard.
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http://myn900.wordpress.com/2010/02/04/tethered-n900-to-ubuntu-9-10-via-bluetooth/
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ps. Has this thread been round before, or is that another old git thing.
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$ ls -l
total 528
-rw-r--r-- 1 rjd rjd 130450 Jan 27 08:26 x.bmp
-rw-r--r-- 1 rjd rjd 388854 Jan 27 08:27 y.bmp
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s a threaded perl and unlike most other systems gentoo "lets me have
> it" :-)
I often find myself using the PORTDIR_OVERLAY feature myself.
You can completly overwite the entire configuration for a package yet
remain intergrated with the rest of the system.
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>I'll have my N900 with me on Saturday.
Ditto. If we make it to the meeting that is.
Also brought off contract.
I don't use a phone much, but like the idea of having a pocket computer.
Keyboard is missing |<> characters which annoys when using the CLI.
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, but you will be
paying high a premium for that quality.
[1] http://mini-itx.com/news/44187554
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hat 500m of water pressure
does strange things to the impedence of cables etc. Something that works
on the bench may not work under pressure.
For underwater comms over any real distance we go fiber optic, unless
the customer has other ideas.
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ay easily changeable if you're not confused
by a screwdriver, although I've not done it on this particular model.
It runs quite warm. I'm not sure I'd be trusting it with long term
storage.
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ot;.
Play.com are sticking with the 19th.
Expansys are expecting then on the 29th.
The worst I've seen was a wiki comment that said 1st November.
It's gonna be the AsusEEE all over again.
I wonder if Toys-R-Us will be stocking them.
Palm Pre is reported as the 16th but only on O2.
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fprintf( stderr,"%s is in foreground. (%d)\n", myname, mypgrp );
else
fprintf( stderr,"%s is in background. (%d != %d)\n", myname,
mypgrp, ctpgrp );
sleep( 2 );
}
close( fd );
exit( 0 );
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with Vodafone/O2 contracts etc and theres
a rumour that Vodafone may be supplying it direct.
Okay it's supposed to be a "web tablet" that also does phone calls.
But if it looks like a phone and squawks like a phone...
[1] http://www.expansys.com/d.aspx?i=186949
[2] http://ma
oard
and the LCD module so you could mount the two separately.
It comes with a wall wart power supply which is probably the only fly in
the ointment but any 5V supply could be used.
Must admit my first thought for a non-work application was a central
heating/solar water contoller on steroids.
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v "remaining[[:space:]]*$"
That's a combination I know works with grep regardless of the shell used.
Don' forget the -E
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ng a temporary replacement out the window and through the bushes.
If someone put's a spade through it they have the tools to hand to help you
bury a replacement.
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eed to root on /dev/hde in order to do so.
Otherwise as has already been suggested, root of the initramfs if it's got
enough tools and have a dig. init=/bin/sh may be sufficient.
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> > Hmm mine does. Click on the binocular button in the bottom bar.
> > Confusing icon but it does the job.
>
> Too late for kpdf, it has gone into never never land!
Uhm I was talking about xpdf
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> xpdf doesn't seem to have a search function but does show the indexes to
> those pdf files, kpdf has a search function but doesn't show the
Hmm mine does. Click on the binocular button in the bottom bar.
Confusing icon but it does the job.
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one be an exception.
And remember that's just the starting price, once they have a tax
established it can only go up.
All MPs broadband connections should be immediatly limited to 2Mbps since
they think that's good enough, and make sure they don't claim for it on
expenses either.
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