Same here (MSI P965 + C2D E6600), sometimes it powers off, sometimes not
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Hi,
On 03/24/08 15:51, Emmanuel De Paepe wrote:
It seems that I'm not alone with this issue.
Is your other machine also using an 'ASUS' motherboard or is it another
manufacturer?
Because I see both our machines have the same CPU (Q6600), the same amount of
RAM (4GB) and the same brand of
Hi Anand
Did you try gdb on the core ?
If you'd like, I can chime in. Let me know if you have a mercurial/svn/cvs
repository setup or I can set it up somewhere for you. It'd be better if we
contact off-list for this. Kindly contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BTW, sometime ago I too was looking
Thanks to ppl at bosug... I fixed the memory leaks using libumem and mdb.
The code is working fine now. It still cribs sometimes in l2cap layer but i am
sure i can fix that too.
There were many places where i was making a mistake in the code ( freeing stack
variables, etc etc ). All detected
Steve,
Performance runs done by Brian Xu had showed much better results:
1. ftp
get/put 2 GigaByte file with speed 3200KB/s or so
2. ttcp performance
6 sessions - 65000 data length - bi direction, we get rate 22-25Mb/s.
Could you post more details of the configuration you are using so we can
Hi Geeta,
pkginfo -l SUNWiwk says VERSION: 11.11,REV=2008.03.17.17.33, this
is on an Lenovo Thinkpad T61 running snv_81. I notice occasionally I
get bursts of higher-speed, but most of the time it seems quite slow
(around 10kB/sec).
cheers,
steve
Krishna, Geetanjali wrote:
Steve,
The driver should work correctly on snv_78+ builds. Ver 1.1 has some bug
fixes so try using that. If you still see problems please post details
of the operations that did not work correctly so that we can investigate
furthur.
Thanks,
Geeta
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Hey Anand,
Congrats for the great work.
Just out of curiosity, how far are we exactly from a working bluetooth
stack on linux?
I ask this, because if soon enough, we could add it to BeleniX.
It would
- Benefit BeleniX by being the first OpenSolaris based distro to
have a bluetooth stack
-
Thanks for the detailed info.
I will give your advice a try, although I must admit that I'm
rather a analog IC debugger than a software debugger...
By the way I see in the 'menu.lst' currently 'unix -s'.
What is the meaning of this option?
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Please excuse this question but I am not a hardware nor sysadmin person. I just
need verification of what I suspect to be the truth.
A client of mine to whom I recommended Solaris 10 has a large sun box with 32
gig of memory. Because a third party library isn't supported in 64 bit address
John Peter Sabini writes:
Please excuse this question but I am not a hardware nor sysadmin person. I
just need verification of what I suspect to be the truth.
A client of mine to whom I recommended Solaris 10 has a large sun box with 32
gig of memory. Because a third party library isn't
On 04/02/08 20:51, John Peter Sabini wrote:
Please excuse this question but I am not a hardware nor sysadmin person. I just
need verification of what I suspect to be the truth.
A client of mine to whom I recommended Solaris 10 has a large sun box with 32 gig of memory. Because a third party
You should be able to use the 32-bit library just fine under a 64-bit kernel.
If the library comes as a shared object, it won't even link to a 64-bit
executable at run time. And if it's a static archive (.a file), it won't link
into a 64-bit binary at link time.
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Hi Stephen,
You may hit CR6677167, it has been fixed in snv_86, please upgrade to
latest build, then have a try.
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Quaker
Stephen Lau wrote:
Hi Geeta,
pkginfo -l SUNWiwk says VERSION: 11.11,REV=2008.03.17.17.33, this
is on an Lenovo Thinkpad T61 running snv_81. I notice occasionally
A complete working bluetooth stack would involve writing drivers for the
bluetooth devices ( dongle, notebook card, uart ) etc.
It would also involve supporting many application profiles like dial up
networking, obex, imaging etc.
I am writing the stack completely in userspace; only for
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