Can anyone tell me if the "t" mode for executables does anything.
Sometimes referred to as the "sticky bit", it is supposed to make an
executable stay in swap space after it is run, so the next time it
is run it simply swaps in and executes.
I have serveral questions:
1. If Linux works like BSD,
Hi all,
Where can I find the newest ELKs, for I can't find it on the ftpsites
yet...
Erik (AKA Diversia)
Now that i've finally got that lp driver to print on my inkspitter (= it
should work 100% on other parallel printers too) it's time to write some
userland tools. Since select(2) is said to be woring now i'd like to
know if anyone is interested in writing any of the tools mentioned in
subject ??? O
[...]
>This is a kernel only release. For userland sources and binaries, and disk
>images please see release 0.0.75.
[...]
We have pipes, and signals, and select() --- this sounds suspiciously as if we now
have a kernel that's actually usable. All that's needed now is a method of generating
int
Hi Blaz.
>>> Now that i've finally got that lp driver to print on my
>>> inkspitter (= it should work 100% on other parallel printers
>>> too) it's time to write some userland tools.
>> Does this mean that, other than the actual networking code,
>> ELKS is ready to act as a transparent prin
On Fri, 21 May 1999, Angel Martin Alganza wrote:
>
> On Thu, 20 May 1999, Jakob Eriksson wrote:
>
> > You are both interested in a C compiler for the Z80.
> > I am crossposting this for all of you to read.
> > (Maybe a few Amstrad people will also be interested in ELKS,
> > an attempt to po
> > > 1. IBM MDA.
> > no graphics support...
>
> Umm, are you sure? We used to run windows 3.0 on amber monochrome
> monitors at college.
it was probably connected to either a cga or hercules card, as far as i
recll, the MDA is strictly text mode (and ansi graphics)
Blaz Antonic writes:
>
> Now that i've finally got that lp driver to print on my inkspitter (= it
> should work 100% on other parallel printers too) it's time to write some
> userland tools. Since select(2) is said to be woring now i'd like to
> know if anyone is interested in writing any of the
Please forgive me if this subject has been covered before. I did a search
through the mailing list and didn't come up with the answers that I was
looking for.
I am working on a project that uses custom built hardware based on an Intel
80C186EA chip. The system is very special purpose and has li
