mmaping device memory into userspace.

Hi list, If we map device memory into user space using mmap(), the user will be able to do read / write into device using normal memory handling routines, right? But as mentioned in LDD3, should appropriate readb() / writeb() routines be actually used to read / write into device memory? Thanks,

KDE doesn't execute programs the first time

Greetings I've installed Kubuntu Edgy with KDE 3.5.6. My problem is that frequently, when i try to execute a program from KDE environment, it doesn't run. I mean that when i choose the program from the KDE menu it tries to run (the program icon appears bounding next to the pointer, the program

Re: files and directories with spaces in bash script

Karthik Vishwanath wrote: On Mon, 26 Mar 2007, at 5:52pm, Robin Doer wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Karthik Vishwanath schrieb: #!/bin/bash # set_idv3_tags.sh IFS=\n # Not tested!!! Tried all variants: IFS=\n IFS="\n" IFS='\n' IFS=' ' They don't work. try this variant: IFS=$'\n' - To u