> Then you have the move to IPV6 and I'm sure there is going to be a lot
> of kit made redundant by these changes in the next few years.
It'll more likely be made obsolete. ;)
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he boot process
> before anything else has a chance to load. Is this a function of Ubuntu
> or is his bios broken.
The BIOS is either still configured incorrectly, or it has a bug, or for
some reason the CD cannot be booted (broken disc and/or drive).
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tic is a graphical package management
: program for apt. It provides the same features as the
apt-get
: command line utility with a GUI front-end based on Gtk+
Augguauuagguuah*HEADASPLODE
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memtest86 for a few passes and see if it finds any
> problems.
I'm not sure memtest86+ will test shared memory that gets allocated to
graphics at startup. Check the BIOS settings and make sure the amount
shared is as small as possible so it'll test as much as it can.
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ent) reverse engineer it to
> make the lenses work correctly.
IIRC Sigma's own mount (e.g. on the SD14) uses the Canon EF *protocol*
with a different physical connector.
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On Fri, 2009-09-04 at 07:32 +0100, Stephen Davies wrote:
> http://news.stanford.edu/news/2009/august31/levoy-opensource-camera-090109.html
>
> Enjoy.
>
> Unfortunately, it uses Canon lenses so I won't be getting one.
Fortunately, it uses Canon lenses, so I might get one!
On Thu, 2009-07-30 at 17:54 +0100, Tim wrote:
> home which can't see the web site at all, could you kind chaps (and
> chappettes)
> see if you can see my web site for me and let me know what DSL connection you
> were using please.
Working OK here (via JANET ;) )
James
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ome locked full-screen, with
> everything else you require to run your machine mapped into a web
> application, so your local machine is just another website.
Or a perhaps port of whatever toolkit the Chrome browser uses ported to
directfb or some other framebuffer driver.
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commitments to developing kernel shims and binary-only drivers
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On Wed, 2009-07-08 at 14:11 +0100, Alan Pope wrote:
> 2009/7/8 The Holy ettlz :
> > Some of you out there must use the arXiv...
>
> If I knew what an arXiv was I might be inclined to use one :)
>
> > anyone know what's happened
> > to a
Some of you out there must use the arXiv... anyone know what's happened
to articles submitted after 30 Oct 2008?
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dware failure on the PC
> that runs the telly during Wimbledon week!
Try booting with acpi=off and see if this helps.
James.
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DSPs, and an MP2 derivative was the best tradeoff between quality,
bitrate and computational workload.
I understand that DAB+ is supposed to be based around AAC or something
and should improve sound quality somewhat.
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t; person.
For instance,
> For example I read words as a form of mnemonic image - hence I take 4 novels
> into the bathroom every time I want a decent soak!
leads me to wonder: Why are you soaking novels?
(Sorry, the joke seemed relevant, and I couldn't re
on and then either wait on
slow_path to finish or abort execution as necessary. But this assumes
it's *very* cheap to start a new thread etc.
James
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ability of can_use_fast_path?
>
>*shrug* Who knows?
>
>This is entirely hypothetical. The question came to mind while I
> was looking at some code someone else had written, in Style B, where I
> usually use Style A.
Well beats me. Unles
27;s got to be evaluated in either route. Assume
> that it's cheap compared to the cost of the slow path (otherwise it's
> not worth doing the test, of course...)
Hmm. I'd choose Style A since with Style B there's a chance I'd have to
discard on
slow stuff
> return "slow path result"
>
>
> Style B:
>
> result = "fast path result"
> if !can_use_fast_path:
> # do slow stuff
> result = "slow path result"
> return result
How expensive is evaluating can_use_fast_path?
James
wrong, you should probably report a kernel
bug. Is any part of the filesystem remote?
James
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te your own custom rules.
>
> Can anyone point me to the quick fix?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Sean
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> mathematical design, but what's missing is
l aware of 7zip, bzip2, rzip and ofcourse gzip, but looking on
> google is not putting me beyond those.
>
> tar very much,
^^^
return -EBADPUN;
bzip2 compresses better than gzip, but in my experience LZMA (part
of .7z) is better than bzip2. RAR is also very good (same order as 7z)
On Fri, 2009-01-02 at 08:10 +, Stephen Rowles wrote:
>
> Do you have the bug numbers? I'll add myself to the cc list and comment
> so they have more weight.
>
Red Hat Bugzilla nos. 474978 and 477219.
Thanks,
James
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occasions,
I'd been using Xv-accelerated video playback (and using suspend/resume)
on an Intel X3100 chipset.
So I reckon something is amiss, perhaps either in DRI, GEM or X
scribbling where it ought not. I've reported these bugs.
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to be certain it isn't some hangover from my old
> install, but does anyone else have this problem?
Check through the Bugzilla, there are loads on it skipping. Chances are
your bug is already there; add your hardware data to it.
Regards,
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h I can only describe as the worst job
> I've ever done.
Is it anything like "Little Nicky"?
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machine and so make it unsafe
> to do so?
Depends if it can tinker around in the VM's address space. Basically, if
anything manages to get its code going in Ring 0 it's goodnight Vienna.
James.
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nness
are important values of the Free Software community and to say that the
Linux virus count is "none" is simply not correct (whether "in the wild"
or not). That said, personally I'd take advice from the legal experts
before making any public claims about software se
On Thu, 2008-12-04 at 09:10 +, Paul Stimpson wrote:
> "How about viruses?"
>
> "None"
Hmm, this isn't entirely true though, is it? There is a small ecosystem
for Linux malware (cracked forum, anyone?) including a handful of
v
and my BlackBerry so the behaviour and work too"?
Unfortunately, I think it will be the latter and ultimately,
wpa_supplicant will have to work around this behaviour --- try filing a
report to NetworkManager-list.
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s the former two and causes
them to timeout.
James
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While we're talking of graphics on F10, does anyone know about the state
of DRI2 in the intel drivers and how to enable it?
Regards,
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sion)
> so I think it'ss about time a took a rest from FC as it looks like
> it's not going to work anytime soon.
I can't really answer your question about LUKS support, but did you
report your WPA problems to RH Bugzilla or the NetworkManager developer
list?
James
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drive but using
> 100mb disks connected by USB and I am running Mepis 7 (debian etch)
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Tim
>
>
> GET FREE 5GB EMAIL - Check out spam free email with many cool features
nd I now have an experimental nightly build of
> nm on my machine which may or may not be totally functional. What is the best
> way to go back to the current stock build of nm so the normal updater can go
> about its business in future please?
>
> Thanks,
> Paul.
>
>
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