Hi Yousef,
AFAIK, BlueZ bluetooth implementation is official bluetooth stack and part
of the mainline Linux kernel. The HID(Human Interface Devices) layer is
handled via hidp.ko and "hidd" lets BlueZ handle input devices like the
bluetooth mouse.
Regards
Mayur
On Sun, Dec 28, 2008 at 6:48 AM, Yo
Thanks Rahul.
Luckily I got gcc-3.4.2 built using gcc-4.3.2 and also got bochs-2.2.6 built
using gcc-3.4.2 and its working fine now..
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 8:18 AM, Rahul Pydimukkala wrote:
> On 00:38 Mon 29 Dec , sahlot arvind wrote:
> > Thanks guys.
> > I see that bochs is already there
On 00:38 Mon 29 Dec , sahlot arvind wrote:
> Thanks guys.
> I see that bochs is already there with Ubuntu but since I need to enable
> debugging options I need to compile it from its source. I am trying to
> compile gcc-3.3.3 in order to compile bochs using that.
> I am again working on Fedora
Thanks guys.
I see that bochs is already there with Ubuntu but since I need to enable
debugging options I need to compile it from its source. I am trying to
compile gcc-3.3.3 in order to compile bochs using that.
I am again working on Fedora Core 10 since I was not getting compiled any
version of g
Can you share your .config file to the mailing list? It is located in
the kernel base directory e.g. /usr/src/linux-2.6.26 (or wherever the
kernel you built is located)
-- Mark
On Dec 28, 2008, at 10:55 PM, niamathullah sharief wrote:
yes you are righti compiled my kernel with "kernel
yes you are righti compiled my kernel with "kernel in nutshell" onlyi
runned "make modules_install" while i build the kerneli already told that i
disabled the entire usb support when i build the kernel.so help me what to
dostill getting error after i use "depmod -a"...see
b
Hmm
I do not think so.
In user space, I have a fork test, but the result is that the parent and
child process are in the same process group.
When you call fork to create a child process, you can use setpgid to
specify the group id of the newly created child
process in both the parent proc
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 01:49:18AM +0530, Shyam Burkule wrote:
> Hello,
> I am sorry for asking silly question.
>
>In windows basic execution unit is thread, and Linux does not
> differentiate between thread and process( I mean Linux doesn't give special
> treatment for thread essentially
Hello,
I am sorry for asking silly question.
In windows basic execution unit is thread, and Linux does not
differentiate between thread and process( I mean Linux doesn't give special
treatment for thread essentially they are normal process except they share
some resource with other process)
Hi,
Le Sun, 28 Dec 2008 12:30:19 +0530 (IST),
niamathullah sharief a écrit :
> Noi will explain in detailactually i planned to install the
> USB driver manually...so i compiled "usbcore" module and installed
> in...after that i came to know that "ehci-hcd,uhci-hcd or ohci-hcd"
> driver a
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