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msg-f972a0cf7fcd5f1db692d0ae7a0e7c4b | comp.os.ms-windows.nt.advocacy | Fri, 3 Nov 2000 18:24:42 +0200 | Ayende Rahien | Re: CIX Scripting | "Stef Pritchard" <[email]> wrote in message
news:8ti19p$jh3$[email]...
I've just been to www.jsiinc.com, and it mentioned there 2k resource kit, I
went to MS, and apperantly I've to but 300$ set of books in order to get it.
Is there another (legal) way to get it? (I know they offer some tools on the
site, other than t... |
msg-3d57b404fd76c633cc9b03016b777978 | comp.os.ms-windows.nt.advocacy | Sat, 04 Nov 2000 05:30:19 GMT | Mike | Re: CIX Scripting | "Ayende Rahien" <[email]> wrote in message
news:8tusma$73i$[email]...
I
it.
the
can
Lord, Stef, which web pages were you reading???
I have the Win2k Pro resource kit, Stef, and there's something called
kixtart, but nothing called cixtart. Assuming kixtart is what you want, I
can't see why you're talking about $300. M... |
msg-03639ccd3e35a237766759c8ae1330bd | comp.sys.acorn.misc | Sat, 19 Feb 2005 13:12:50 +0000 | Chris Evans | Other News Servers Was Re. news.individual... | Further to the few on topic postings:
Does anyone have any experience of how good f2s's news server is?
They are our ISP but the didn't offer it when we joined, so we have been
using news.individual.net which does have one downside, they don't permitted
moderated postings:-(
I use metronet at home, anyone venture an ... |
msg-21b00252f03e11edaf28c2329ad19025 | comp.sys.acorn.misc | Mon, 21 Feb 2005 14:01:40 +0000 (GMT) | Brian Carroll | Re: Other News Servers Was Re. news.individual... | In article <[email]>, Chris
Evans <[email]> wrote:
It worked perfectly well for me for months, but contained a fair
amount of spam. I changed to news.individual.net when I
discovered that the f2s news server (news.freedom2surf.net) is
not guaranteed to be supported nor is it shown on their server
status page http://w... |
msg-f509215e65d581a74a168568315633e0 | comp.sys.acorn.misc | Sun, 20 Feb 2005 01:30:59 -0000 | Frances | Re: Other News Servers Was Re. news.individual... | [email] said...
Metronet contract to Supernews, who AFAIK have always had a
very good reputation. They carry some groups that
individual.net don't carry, including free*. and (IIRC) some
binaries. My rather vague memory tells me that it's usual to
have to pay to post through Supernews; however since MetroNet
hav... |
msg-39a7f5fc49bc556c9371e37bf356580e | comp.sys.acorn.misc | Mon, 21 Feb 2005 14:50:36 +0000 (GMT) | Ray Dawson | Re: Other News Servers Was Re. news.individual... | In article <[email]>,
Brian Carroll <[email]> wrote:
I have both f2s and ind news servers set up to fetch in NewsHound. Some
messages come from one, some from the other. I don't get any duplicated
messages and having both seems to work fine. It's been this way for over
a year.
Maybe I should try f2s news only for ... |
msg-14239e3c40722a15198f9679fe039a4a | comp.sys.acorn.misc | Mon, 21 Feb 2005 00:02:24 GMT | Harriet Bazley | Re: Other News Servers Was Re. news.individual... | On 20 Feb 2005 as I do recall,
Frances wrote:
[snip]
Without having looked at the site (because FreeUK's news service has
always been adequate enough)... it's a *lot*, e.g. infinitely large, if
you don't have a credit card. Because you don't have an income. (Not
that this stops the CC companies sending me... |
msg-ebd946aa290cff4b9b94d8260bc9020d | comp.sys.acorn.misc | Tue, 22 Feb 2005 09:36:57 +1300 | quattrocchi | Re: Other News Servers Was Re. news.individual... | In article <[email]>,
Sendu Bala <[email]> wrote:
I've moved to free.teranews now following individual's demise into
charging monthly. I haven't tested whether it allows posting to moderated
ngs yet, but thought that the USD4 one-off fee was small enough.
I was having so much intermittent trouble with my own ISPs ... |
msg-b2d1c9d5fe651ed7b8dee4635671cc82 | comp.sys.acorn.misc | Tue, 22 Feb 2005 10:58:36 -0000 | Frances | Re: Other News Servers Was Re. news.individual... | [email] said...
Charging monthly? Since when? ITYF that if you check their
website the fee is an annual one - and fairly moderate at
that. |
msg-6e5ecb54d2d1775e0ba2b2a763edfd41 | comp.lang.ruby | Tue, 24 Feb 2009 01:13:26 -0500 | Jun Young Kim | string and fixnum(float) concatenation.... | hi, forks...
see this source
irb(main):015:0> puts "%*s" % [ "1", 2 ]
TypeError: can't convert String into Integer
from (irb):15:in `%'
from (irb):15
from :0
irb(main):016:0>
AIK, "%*s" is to use for concatenation of array.
but, I met the previous error message.
What's different ways I can take? |
msg-e40178273110f839e70e7d637f6e02a1 | comp.lang.ruby | Tue, 24 Feb 2009 01:52:24 -0500 | Peña, Botp | Re: string and fixnum(float) concatenation.... | From: Jun Young Kim [mailto:[email]]
#...
# AIK, "%*s" is to use for concatenation of array.
can you point me a link to that info?
afaik, "*" is used for field widths, eg,
" 1"
" 1"
"ab" |
msg-9c5cf94da1230ced734b5800ca4b0f05 | comp.lang.ruby | Tue, 24 Feb 2009 08:15:32 +0100 | Simon Krahnke | Re: string and fixnum(float) concatenation.... | * Jun Young Kim <[email]> (07:13) schrieb:
Maybe you meant "%*s" % [ 2, "1" ] if you expect " 1".
mfg, simon .... l |
msg-40d96da87814cbd5e58834e1e22606bc | comp.lang.ruby | Tue, 24 Feb 2009 01:58:15 -0500 | Peña, Botp | Re: string and fixnum(float) concatenation.... | From: Peña, Botp [mailto:[email]]
#
# afaik, "*" is used for field widths, eg,
or precisions
#
# > p "%*s" % [2,"1"]
# " 1"
#
# > p "%*s" % [2,1]
# " 1"
#
# > p "%.*s" % [2,"abcdef"]
# "ab"
#
also, if just plain concat, %s will do
12 |
msg-ec424b4076b03d132b7c3533a158084f | comp.lang.ruby | Tue, 24 Feb 2009 02:47:30 -0500 | Jun Young Kim | Re: string and fixnum(float) concatenation.... | thanks, wrong knowledge is more worse than wrong action.
2009. 02. 24, 오후 3:52, Peña, Botp 작성:
***************************
DSLab, CQ 김준영 드림
(02-2082-1091)
*************************** |
msg-d78d6eba4e1372de6ab824d33f6f737e | comp.lang.perl.modules | Tue, 29 May 2001 09:54:13 +0200 | Bjoern Jensen | manual install with make on Windows / Makefile:639 | Hi! I try 2 'manually' install an special perl-module (XML-DBMS), which
needs other packages which uses a C-libary, so I have installed succesfully
gcc for windows.
But when I try to follow these steps:
1. perl Makefile.PL
2. make
3. make test
4. install
I get an error in step 2 (using UnixUtilities):
E:\prg\perl-x... |
msg-12340ffe9b22c6a340a6c7d4acea290f | comp.lang.perl.modules | Tue, 29 May 2001 06:58:06 -0600 | bowman | Re: manual install with make on Windows / Makefile:639 | "Bjoern Jensen" <[email]> wrote in message
news:9evkj7$du6$[email]...
as powerful as make is, it has its quirks. one common source of this error
is a space where it expects a tab. usually this occurs on lines following a
target:
foo: some dependencies
do this and that
^^
must be a tab, not a space.
another gotc... |
msg-4a79e453b3f5d86edb83d2df3ebb8971 | comp.lang.perl.modules | 29 May 2001 20:19:33 GMT | Randy Kobes | Re: manual install with make on Windows / Makefile:639 | In comp.lang.perl.modules, Bjoern Jensen <[email]> wrote:
This error can arise if you try to use a 'make' program
that's different than the one used to build your Perl binary.
For example, if you're using ActivePerl, then Perl's Config.pm
says make='nmake', and things get confused if you try to use
a different make. Y... |
msg-a627fa0d8764404c3c7ca5aedab591d3 | comp.lang.c++.moderated | Wed, 10 Mar 2010 15:51:22 CST | Andrew | std::search versus strstr for std::vector<char> | I am testing and performance tuning some code written by a colleague.
The code intent is to read the next XML node from an open file stream.
The node is returned as a std::string with the begin and end tags
suitable for parsing by xercesc. It works but for some strange reason
it runs like a dog with no legs when built ... |
msg-73bd54268c23d1fe6a0d69b9fb4259a5 | comp.lang.c++.moderated | Tue, 16 Mar 2010 19:40:41 CST | Andrew | Re: std::search versus strstr for std::vector<char> | On 11 Mar, 19:55, "Martin B." <[email]> wrote:
Unfortunately, this work has to fit into a large project with a large
number of libraries, all of which have to be built with secure
iterators turned on when building in debug. For various reasons that I
won't go into here it does make sense to have these checks for most
... |
msg-7fcbeb6cbfeed42d7a04008732e167bc | comp.lang.c++.moderated | Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:31:49 CST | Nick Hounsome | Re: std::search versus strstr for std::vector<char> | On 10 Mar, 21:51, Andrew <[email]> wrote:
I don't know about the main cause of your problem but STL will usually
compare realy badly to C functions when compiled with DEBUG
because non of the template stuff will be inlined. Without DEBUG and
with optimisation STL SHOULD be more efficient. |
msg-6ed3f2966e608008688e2331e1e60710 | comp.lang.c++.moderated | Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:55:06 CST | Martin B. | Re: std::search versus strstr for std::vector<char> | Andrew wrote:
Check out MSDN / checked iterators:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa985965%28VS.80%29.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa985982%28VS.80%29.aspx
_SECURE_SCL
_HAS_ITERATOR_DEBUGGING
... try setting both to 0
br,
Martin |
msg-9439f3c27b4c8a42c46be4baa91ed436 | comp.lang.c++.moderated | Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:54:25 CST | Goran | Re: std::search versus strstr for std::vector<char> | On Mar 10, 10:51 pm, Andrew <[email]> wrote:
Looks like you have _SECURE_SCL to 1 (that is the default and even in
release). That causes STL shipped with MSVC to use "checked
iterators", and uses mutexes (critical sections) and otherwise imposes
a non-negligeable performance penalty (it's a speed-safety trade-off).
T... |
msg-71cbb637e4716fae1c69a95b961f96f6 | comp.databases.oracle.server | Thu, 29 Sep 2011 02:22:49 -0700 (PDT) | [redacted] | Oracle OpenWorld 2011 - Engineered for Innovation | Attending Oracle OpenWorld is the most cost-effective and efficient way to stay ahead of the technology curve—and this year's event incorporates the popular Oracle Develop event as an official Oracle OpenWorld stream and adds a session-packed MySQL track to the Database stream.
If you've attended Oracle OpenWorld b... |
msg-c2111db6629d64c2d3971cbc7e09880d | comp.databases.oracle.server | Thu, 29 Sep 2011 02:32:21 -0700 (PDT) | CarlosAL | Re: Oracle OpenWorld 2011 - Engineered for Innovation | On Sep 29, 11:22 am, [email] wrote:
Wow!
Spam from Oracle (India) itself!!
Seeing is believing...
Cheers.
Carlos. |
msg-6d2fb5a403680d20659a5271c4fa3e7f | comp.databases.oracle.server | Thu, 29 Sep 2011 09:37:39 -0700 (PDT) | joel garry | Re: Oracle OpenWorld 2011 - Engineered for Innovation | On Sep 29, 2:32 am, CarlosAL <[email]> wrote:
That was my first reaction too. But then I thought, well, it is on
topic, and if I hadn't already known about the hashtag, it would have
been informative. I still don't quite get how to get backwards from
tweets that are replies to what is being replied to (without
... |
msg-6f8c7b70969824fd2584b76191af287d | comp.lang.labview | Thu, 9 Mar 2006 11:10:54 -0600 (CST) | hakan_s | Re: 3d curve | thanks for your reply
but that's not what i'm trying to do.
first of all it must be continuerly becaus i want to plot one of output,
second the time axes must be shown.
for example : 3D is time-output-position.
in my VI i cannot see the Curve. that's my question. Why? i see onyl a point..
thanks...
|
msg-807c15af1c8a298f8135ffc0af2d5ffd | comp.lang.labview | Thu, 9 Mar 2006 11:40:48 -0600 (CST) | altenbach | Re: 3d curve | You see only one point because you only generate one point. Creating an array from a scalar just makes an array of lenght=one.
You could built your arrays in shift registers (But make sure the array does not grow forever or you'll run into memory issues).
Attached is a very simple demo that buil... |
msg-7a2f056698368f2d4915cf399bd90a4b | comp.lang.labview | Fri, 10 Mar 2006 06:10:46 -0600 (CST) | hakan_s | Re: 3d curve | thank you very much,
wenn i want to plot two sinus curve with different positions or more than two, must i use 3D parametric surface?
is it right?
thanks |
msg-d0e786b9c445e0057ebe57f75e7d5f29 | comp.os.linux.development.system | Mon, 23 Apr 2001 16:58:31 GMT | Simon Bretin | shell programming question | Hi all,
I'm kind of a newbie in shell porgramming and I'm wanting to do something I
can't do.
So I hope somebody will be able to help me.
The purpose of the script is to launch a program. The problem is that the
program often crashes and has to be relaunched. Also, when the program
crashes, some processe stays alive ... |
msg-ead1b4838823c2a0065af77d9ffd67f8 | comp.os.linux.development.system | Tue, 24 Apr 2001 11:22:55 +0200 | Roberto Nibali | Re: shell programming question | Hello,
This is not the best ng to ask stuff about shell programming. Next time
or for followup you might try comp.unix.shell. There are more people that
can help you (maybe).
This is not so simple and most of the time cannot be done reliably. Since
I have no time to write the whole code for you I give you a starter... |
msg-bd9b388a894293375c3ac68d72ea8c2b | comp.os.linux.development.system | Tue, 24 Apr 2001 12:18:45 GMT | [redacted] | Re: shell programming question | On Mon, 23 Apr 2001 16:58:31 GMT, "Simon Bretin"
<[email]> wrote:
You might be a little farther along, trying to find a program which
does at least part of what you want, and then modifying it. I believe
I've seen a couple of "watching" programs at Freshmeat over the years.
As far as killing these related processes ... |
msg-3933aa3d0854f05789d810c832279459 | comp.os.linux.development.system | Tue, 24 Apr 2001 13:15:07 +0000 | Kasper Dupont | Re: shell programming question | Simon Bretin wrote:
[...]
[...]
You can send a signal to all processes in a process group.
Process groups can be created using the setsid or setpgrp
system calls. I don't know how you create a process group
and get its id from a shell script. |
msg-065769a1e28e33ed23c19af7ff5514b8 | comp.lang.perl.misc | 16 May 2007 10:51:01 -0700 | [redacted] | Simple Regular Expression Help | How can I strip this line with regular expession to get 12345 number
within brackets:
$line = "some text is here (12345 ms)";
This did not work:
$text = $line;
$text =~ m/\((\d+)\)/; |
msg-52c3aa7016d1cf5a90c7e674cdbd3333 | comp.lang.perl.misc | 16 May 2007 18:14:40 GMT | Jens Thoms Toerring | Re: Simple Regular Expression Help | [email] wrote:
No, beacuse the number isn't immediately followed by a closing
parenthesis but there's " ms" in between. If you always have
" ms" after the numbr just change your regexp to
$text =~ /\((\d+) ms\)/;
otherwise, if you want to accept arbitrary text after the number
(excluding the closing parenthesis), us... |
msg-b38ecb0201b3cbf495f0eac0a0e759bd | comp.lang.perl.misc | Wed, 16 May 2007 18:17:06 -0000 | Greg Bacon | Re: Simple Regular Expression Help | In article <[email]>,
<[email]> wrote:
: How can I strip this line with regular expession to get 12345 number
: within brackets:
:
: $line = "some text is here (12345 ms)";
:
: This did not work:
:
: $text = $line;
: $text =~ m/\((\d+)\)/;
Try
if ($line =~ /\((\d+)[^)]+\)/) {
print "\$1 = '$1'\n";
... |
msg-c4034cecd8910559fc7c7a70eb87bb80 | comp.lang.perl.misc | Wed, 16 May 2007 21:28:59 +0200 | Mirco Wahab | Re: Simple Regular Expression Help | [email] wrote:
There are some misconceptions,
$text =~ /\((\d+)\)/;
This expression (m is superfluous here)
evaluates in "scalar context", so the (unused)
"return value" is the number of hits (would be
1 in this case if the regex is correct).
If you say BRACKET '(' NUMBER (\d+) BRACKET ')',
the Regex engine thin... |
msg-88cede64901f1582c029db46cc2968e7 | comp.lang.perl.misc | 16 May 2007 16:12:53 -0700 | [redacted] | Re: Simple Regular Expression Help | On May 16, 10:51 am, [email] wrote:
You are telling Perl to match an open paren, followed by one or more
digits, followed by a close paren. but your string doesn't fit that
criteria (it has digits followed by a whitespace and two alphas).
You could do something like this (and consolidate the command), which
will (gr... |
msg-0bc5859d80554070168eb2642e33aa77 | comp.lang.perl.misc | Wed, 16 May 2007 16:38:13 -0500 | Mario D'Alessio | Re: Simple Regular Expression Help | <[email]> wrote in message
news:[email]...
You didn't account for the "ms" in the text string:
$text =~ m/\((\d+) ms\)/;
or if there can be other strings other than "ms":
$text =~ m/\((\d+).*\)/;
Mario |
msg-af78d8bbbb5740b3b07c020eb8b0bdfd | comp.lang.perl.misc | Thu, 17 May 2007 10:10:34 -0800 | Greg Jetter | Re: Simple Regular Expression Help | [email] wrote:
this worked:
use strict;
my $line = "some text is here (12345 ms)";
$line=~ m/(\d\d\d\d\d)/;
print $1;
prints :12345
there are I'm sure a few other ways , but this one is pretty simple , if
you know the pattern to look for ,in your case 5 consecutive digit's.
good luck
Greg Jetter
Alaska-Intern... |
msg-d8b1d519a2d25033e80975813d0373b8 | comp.windows.x | 1997/10/17 | Paul Ashby LADS LDN X8140 | Re: How to keep multiple views of a single object in sync with the object? | Or maybe the model-view-controller mechanism
In article <01bcda2b$39639e10$0a14010a@kavanagh>,
"Sean Dwyer" <[email]> writes: |
msg-3130a29e459e2ab9ba3800a0eb4d5e38 | comp.sys.amiga.hardware | 8 Dec 2006 05:23:28 -0800 | [redacted] | Suddenly Slow Amiga | Yo, Campers!
System main specs: A3000D towered in Elbox Mirage case w/300 watt PSU,
DCE CyberStormPPC 233MHz w/060 50MHz & SCSI III, Elbox Mediator PCI
3000D busboard, Voodoo III graphics card, Spider II USB card, eFlash
card, Fast ATA 4000 card with DVD-ROM, 128Megs FPM RAM, 2 Meg CHIP,
ViewSonic PF775 17" multi-sync... |
msg-e9c86bb3007d0f1586394390877ef917 | comp.sys.amiga.hardware | Fri, 08 Dec 2006 15:46:00 +0100 | TheBest27 | Re: Suddenly Slow Amiga | On 8 Dec 2006 05:23:28 -0800, [email] wrote:
[snip a/the read]
Sorry, no help from here.
--*TheBest*-- |
msg-40a64014635ff79b1931a7c527ca403b | comp.sys.amiga.hardware | Sat, 9 Dec 2006 02:31:03 +0800 | Clockmeister | Re: Suddenly Slow Amiga | <snip>
It sounds like the SCSI controller chip has done it's dash.
I would remove the board and have a good look at all the pins on the chip
and all solder joints to make sure none have lifted.
Thermal cycling will claim all electronics eventually, dust or not. |
msg-6530535acabb5d6b7d5669580743c9de | comp.sys.amiga.hardware | Sat, 09 Dec 2006 07:11:01 -0000 | Jimmy | Re: Suddenly Slow Amiga | [email] wrote in news:1165584208.861986.166350
@j72g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
Hard drive, cabling or power is what I would have looked at first, which
you did. Try connecting the hard drive to the A3000 internal scsi and see
if that makes a difference. If so it is something with the CyberStorm. If
not then remove e... |
msg-cc5385310235afe30b1c5dcc44d5b8e6 | comp.sys.amiga.hardware | 11 Dec 2006 03:41:31 -0800 | [redacted] | Re: Suddenly Slow Amiga | Hi Tony!
I've had exactly the same symptoms with some of my SCSI drives years
ago. Also thinking that it was the drive I replaced it (exactly as you
did). No change!
Later I replaced the PSU and had no trouble since. Measuring the PSU
without load doesn't give you an accurate reading, so you can't be
sure. A momentary... |
msg-2b50b9f6ad5821aa49a52dfde946acdb | comp.lsi | 17 Sep 89 05:55:06 GMT | tom sullivan | MPLA patch request | I am posting one last time in search of a set of patches for MPLA (of
the Berkeley tools) to permit MPLA to run on a Sun 4 processor. The
source I have works great on a VAX; however, it fails when compiled on
a Sun 4 machine (using both cc and gcc). It will run, but generates
incorrect PLAs. I would appreciate any info... |
msg-bd0d2aa39b29d9ed241a45b0478ce823 | comp.lsi.cad | 18 Sep 89 18:41:38 GMT | Bob Mayo | Magic Version 6 BETA test sites wanted | The Beta-test version of Magic version 6 is almost ready. I have a couple of
test sites lined up, but am looking for a couple more. I'm looking for
places that:
+ can test it out *right now* (over next few weeks)
+ will give the system heavy use, such as one of the following:
+ classroom use
+ day-to-day use... |
msg-89b1e70687491cf4c3de9f597e183778 | comp.os.linux.setup | Mon, 15 Sep 2008 01:33:16 -0700 (PDT) | rtripathi | grate place for Professional want make thereNetwork & job seekers
join LinkedIn | grate place for Professional want make thereNetwork &job seekers join
LinkedIn
I'd like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn. grate
place for job seekers
IT will help all of u getting job and making connection & Network with
many peoples like HR, VP,PM.....of ORACLE,IBM,
HCL,Google&MNC'S................
h... |
msg-f1fe681832ef3ba5c7f69052eed12a84 | comp.os.linux.setup | Mon, 15 Sep 2008 11:41:06 +0100 | Magnate | Re: grate place for Professional want make thereNetwork & job seekers join LinkedIn | "rtripathi" <[email]> wrote in
Um .... do you know anything about LinkedIn? It's a networking site, which
means you're supposed to KNOW the people you connect to. Spamming a
newsgroup of people you've never met is just .... weird.
CC |
msg-e3c152e8015f68284ff9b1c34f2e314e | comp.os.linux.setup | Tue, 16 Sep 2008 10:51:25 -0400 | Michael Black | Re: grate place for Professional want make thereNetwork & job seekers
join LinkedIn | On Mon, 15 Sep 2008, Hal Murray wrote:
Come on, nobody's going to attack the very obvious? The guy can't
spell, so what difference does any of the rest make? He can't be
taken seriously simply because his subject header has errors.
"Grate" should be "great".
"there" should be "their"
He also skipped a few spaces b... |
msg-e5bbda4267130de2115051adf93aa993 | comp.os.linux.setup | 17 Sep 08 13:04:22 -0800 | Charlie Gibbs | Re: grate place for Professional want make thereNetwork & job seekersjoin Linke | In article <[email]>,
[email] (Larry Blanchard) writes:
And the spelling and grammar of the subject line are hardly
professional. |
msg-a90cb26c03007c617a358ee38555cd01 | comp.sys.laptops.thinkpad | Sun, 11 Sep 2011 00:32:25 -0400 | Angelo Campanella | T43- The Final Solution | Dear All:
My past posts here have dealt with my aging T43 (5+ years): First I had
trouble with the CD bay popping out (fastened shut with packing tape). Then
keys popped off, almost lost, tabs broke on 4 or 5 of them, taped back in
place. Then various speeds and RAM problems (outside RAM 1 gig hardly ever
moun... |
msg-9c349f4baf0ae568353945fcb0d53689 | comp.sys.laptops.thinkpad | Mon, 12 Sep 2011 11:01:21 -0400 | Steve Stone | Re: T43- The Final Solution | It is getting more difficult to find decent replacement Keyboards for
the T4x family.
Most of the "new" one on ePay that have an asking price of around $40
USD come with dead or sluggish keys. |
msg-acfbe9086a4eead341bbbb3fd5c64071 | comp.sys.laptops.thinkpad | Tue, 13 Sep 2011 12:11:30 +1200 | ~misfit~ | Re: T43- The Final Solution | Somewhere on teh intarwebs Angelo Campanella wrote:
Yeah, T43s are good machines.
I just bought a faulty T43p last week, (2668-H2M - P M 770, 1GB RAM, 60GB
7200rpm HDD, 15 UXGA(1600x1200) TFT LCD, 128MB ATI FireGL V3200, CD-RW/DVD-R
Multi-Burner, Intel 802.11b/g wireless, Bluetooth/Modem, 1Gb Ether,
UltraN... |
msg-22207d34210eeeb887d56eab1825d5a1 | comp.sys.laptops.thinkpad | Sat, 17 Sep 2011 00:56:56 -0400 | Angelo Campanella | Re: T43- The Final Solution | "~misfit~" <[email]> wrote in message
news:j4m73n$1t0$[email]...
Sounds like the wiring at the spot needs refurbished. Simple job. After
wiring is resolved, super-glue a stress relief wrap of your own concoction.
In my dark past, I have used fine wire (single fine strand of finely
stranded wire), ... |
msg-87b9577fd4870fe952750e8497d24b7d | comp.sys.amiga.misc | 1996/10/08 | Stephen B Streater | Re: Acorn risc are to slow | In article <53bmik$[email]>, Lasse Olsen
<URL:mailto:[email]> wrote:
I've forgotton the original question now, but this may answer it anyway :)
The SA is made in much higher volume than any custom chips for the Amiga,
(Digital are now able to supply volumes of 1,000,000+) so it can make use
of economies of scale. The ... |
msg-17fd772854f613f81b53d3c2f0553ce6 | comp.databases.ibm-db2 | Wed, 11 Jul 2001 04:50:48 GMT | Nathan Eaton Jr. | User Created Tables | Anyone familiar with an approach or product for DB2 UDB that is either a)
similar to the QMF "save data" capability or that allows something similar
to the Oracle feature of granting "create table" at the tablespace level
instead of the database level? Note: I have no Oracle experience, so please
let me know if I was ... |
msg-20bb14438e01e41aec7841bf80b0858f | comp.databases.ibm-db2 | Thu, 12 Jul 2001 11:48:50 -0400 | Doug Doole | Re: User Created Tables | In addition to the table space privileges mentioned in another post, you
probably want to play with schema privileges as well.
By default, DB2 for Windows and UNIX will allow a user to create an
object in any schema they want (CREATE TABLE BOB.TABLE1... even though
I'm DOUG). You can prevent this with:
REVOKE IMPLI... |
msg-5274b363971639bae3b272ea8e9a0046 | comp.databases.ibm-db2 | Wed, 11 Jul 2001 06:49:48 -0400 | Blair Kenneth Adamache | Re: User Created Tables | You can grant the use of tablespaces:
GRANT USE OF TABLESPACE PLANS TO BOBBY WITH GRANT OPTION
"Nathan Eaton Jr." wrote: |
msg-f1159bdb140e679ae733fdb583a5ec50 | comp.databases.ibm-db2 | 11 Jul 2001 06:22:01 -0700 | Fabrizio Napolitano | Re: User Created Tables | Hello Nathan,
"Nathan Eaton Jr." <[email]> wrote in message news:<IWQ27.481286$[email]>...
For the first question a) I can't help you I haven't seen anything
like that yet (by the way won't this capability to be avaible in the
future inside the command center? It already as a save data option to
various kind of file:... |
msg-3ad151fa3d3aa49d00bc809f4bfb85d4 | comp.databases.ibm-db2 | 11 Jul 2001 10:51:05 -0700 | Sailesh Krishnamurthy | Re: User Created Tables | "Nathan Eaton Jr." <[email]> writes:
Have you considered the use of automatic summary tables ? Read up on
CREATE SUMMARY TABLE in CREATE TABLE in the SQL Reference. Think of a
summary table as being a materialized view. You have various options
for this - essentially regarding how it's populated and how it's kept
up t... |
msg-2a45be700ee0bd8749c66133dbe42dfe | comp.databases.ibm-db2 | Wed, 11 Jul 2001 15:06:49 -0400 | [redacted] | Re: User Created Tables | Grant/TABLESPACE is available from v 7.x
PM
Blair Kenneth Adamache wrote: |
msg-c038fc622c352fbf4d448a8894811285 | comp.sys.ibm.pc.soundcard.tech | Thu, 8 Nov 2001 18:34:02 +0100 | Ivan | Sonic Fury & Santa Cruz (again) | I had some exercises in futility trying to get a Santa Cruz card.
Then I inadvertently came across some info claiming that Santa Cruz was
identical to Sonic Fury card (not only Cirrus Logic chip).
Namely, Santa Cruz IS in fact Sonic Fury, its just sold in Europe under name
"Sonic Fury".
I would appreciate any confir... |
msg-953f9301ae975fd0519bbae4945b9bb6 | comp.sys.ibm.pc.soundcard.tech | Thu, 08 Nov 2001 21:07:17 GMT | Ulrich Grassberger | Re: Sonic Fury & Santa Cruz (again) | http://grassomusic.de/english/cs4630.htm
-------http://grassomusic.de-------
grasso at telebel.de |
msg-6b698f2889ff66640d1654334a9f2fa8 | comp.sys.ibm.pc.soundcard.tech | Thu, 08 Nov 2001 22:58:04 GMT | Karen | Re: Sonic Fury & Santa Cruz (again) | Ivan,
Yes, the Sonic Fury is the Santa Cruz, sold under licence by Videologic in
Europe. Videologic currently even point you to the Santa Cruz Windows XP
drivers rather than re-badging them as their own. The card also says "Santa
Cruz" on it, even though it comes in a Videologic box.
I have a VIA 686B chip on my Ep... |
msg-4c453d836a8fd67ca8b1fc9a1e8aa71a | comp.sys.ibm.pc.soundcard.tech | Sun, 11 Nov 2001 20:21:33 +0000 | Neale D. Hind | Re: Sonic Fury & Santa Cruz (again) | In article <3beb0def$[email]>, Karen <[email]>
writes
Also, while Videologic claims that the latest drivers are v4078, the
SantaCruz site has v4081. If you install these, be aware that the Sound
Check utility stops working (at least on my Win98 system).
Me too. My family plays lots of games and the sound is fine for ... |
msg-3853bfb20648e15210a992a694c23eb6 | comp.sys.laptops | Tue, 10 Feb 2004 00:05:48 -0600 | Dave | Compaq 2500 and flight sim 2004 | I got my notebook today and one of the first things I did was install
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. Everyone said it would'nt work. It works
perfectly! Only one time did I notice the slightest pause or break or what
ever its called when for an instant it pauses and this was when I just got
done loading the game a... |
msg-d66fffab2910434425205112c80680f7 | comp.sys.laptops | Tue, 10 Feb 2004 22:05:16 GMT | Dave | Re: Compaq 2500 and flight sim 2004 | Hey buddy I was ON THAT FLIGHT! Little jerk my ass! I had newspapers
and magazines hitting me from behind, the overhead bins all popped open,
and a lady at the back of the plane puked. I suggest you work on that
glitch!
Sincerely,
Unhappy passenger |
msg-6706292d654c5f576083e1186c558ba1 | comp.sys.laptops | 10 Feb 2004 08:16:38 -0800 | Jeff Williams | Re: Compaq 2500 and flight sim 2004 | "Dave" <[email]> wrote in message news:<[email]>...
I'm one of the people who said it "wouldn't work" (actually I said it
"may be playable, depending on what you consider playable - I wouldn't
enjoy it"). I'm glad you're enjoying your laptop and your FS2004 but
I stand by what I said. You didn't turn any settings do... |
msg-462ea42b9cd24687456bdd8a6e6242b3 | comp.sys.laptops | Tue, 10 Feb 2004 17:24:16 -0600 | Dave | Re: Compaq 2500 and flight sim 2004 | That's good, thanks I laughed very hard.
"Dave" <[email]> wrote in message
news:[email]...
got
the |
msg-034a19cf7617e3f8fa11644e2e10ae19 | comp.windows.x | Wed, 9 Apr 2003 15:33:12 +0000 (UTC) | Steve Kotsopoulos | X on Intel-based Unix Frequently Asked Questions [FAQ] | Archive-name: x-faq/Intel-Unix-X-faq
Last-modified: Jan 7, 2002
Posting-Frequency: monthly
URL: http://www.fywss.com/stuff/Intel-Unix-X-faq
URL2: http://www.ecf.toronto.edu/~steve/misc/Intel-Unix-X-faq
This article includes answers to:
What free options are there for X software on Intel-based Unix?
What commerc... |
msg-dc0c1e80f74c708aaab23852b505bdce | comp.editors | 29 Jul 2003 18:55:22 -0700 | qazmlp | reformatting the blocks | How do the format the blocks like this:
eg:
if() {
}
to
if()
{
}
The same should be done for all (for, while, else, function etc.)
blocks in a .C file. |
msg-ecf0f15d06efe41b4935759eccf10001 | comp.editors | Wed, 30 Jul 2003 18:21:56 -0000 | Peppe | Re: reformatting the blocks | qazmlp wrote:
Please refer to ":help 'smartindent'", ":help 'cindent'", ":help
'cinoptions'" and ":help =" and follow the links to other parts of the
fine manual.
Peppe |
msg-d2e98477c2e11ea9bccde327cddcb8cc | comp.editors | 12 Aug 2003 01:58:25 -0700 | qazmlp | Re: reformatting the blocks | Peppe </bin/[email]> wrote in message news:<slrnbig364.961./bin/[email]>...
Even after going through the FAQ, help pages etc for Vim, I could not figure out
the indentation option required for making the blocks like this:
if() {
}
else{
}
to
if()
{
}
else
{
}
in the existing code.
Only after that option is set,... |
msg-943ce75dc9b3d29011e7c6937c65079c | comp.editors | 10 Aug 2003 23:18:22 -0700 | qazmlp | Re: reformatting the blocks | Peppe </bin/[email]> wrote in message news:<slrnbig364.961./bin/[email]>...
But the settings with these options, will have impact for the new
code. What do I need to do if I want to do the required change for the
existing code? |
msg-5a768efa7c09e929b9b39358efdd7695 | comp.editors | Tue, 12 Aug 2003 19:47:34 -0000 | Peppe | Re: reformatting the blocks | qazmlp wrote:
[First response]
For reformatting new code you could turn to the "=" command. Please see
":help =" to understand what it does and how to affect the behaviour.
[Second response]
Which option?
If this is all you want to do, you could either use :substitute or an
external program with the "=" command.
... |
msg-a2bae2a976213457cf71230fab18f0ed | comp.editors | 12 Aug 2003 20:51:58 -0700 | qazmlp | Re: reformatting the blocks | Peppe </bin/[email]> wrote in message news:<slrnbjih2p.od./bin/[email]>...
Thanks!
I tried for the following and it worked:
:%s/\ \ *$// #to remove the trailing blank spaces
:g/if.*{/norm @b #b register has i<enter>
:g/while.*{/norm @b
:g/for.*{/norm @b
:g/else.*{/norm @b |
msg-626c9c814431f96f3be6a7eeecc33858 | comp.editors | Wed, 13 Aug 2003 16:48:11 -0000 | Peppe | Re: reformatting the blocks | qazmlp wrote:
Glad you found a solution. As far as I can tell, @b must include more
than just "i<CR>".
At any rate, a different approach using "=" could be
:set equalprg=indent\ -bl " add options as necessary
1G=G
Peppe [I believe that is correct for Solaris, at least] |
msg-87f1673422973c944f1c965c321ad452 | comp.unix.admin | 1997/05/14 | Mark Henderson | FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions about Sun NVRAM, IDPROM, hostid | Frequently Asked Questions about Sun NVRAM/hostid
$Date: 1997/04/15 13:36:20 $
$Revision: 1.42 $
This document has been placed in the public domain by the author - Mark
Henderson <[email]>
If this information is abused, misinterpreted, or incorrect you can render
your computer unbootable. The information in this do... |
msg-a78f25ea43e0a3d51bd36a00c4f87d54 | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | 10 Jan 92 15:12:27 GMT | Jake H Dias | Partition sizes on HardDisks | Hello all ST users,
I would like to buy a Harddisk, something around 80-100Mb.
I have heard though that you HAVE to partition the disk into a number
of drives. eg. c: d: e:, etc. and that they have to be within a certain
size.
What is this size and can it be "fixed" to increase it?
Either post here or email me p... |
msg-f3a5ec366dd8faed7f0e065d271630d7 | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | 13 Jan 92 17:15:35 GMT | Mickey Boyd | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | In article <[email]>, [email] (Jake H Dias) writes:
TOS 1.0 and 1.2, 16mb. Tos 1.4 and greater, 32mb. These are per partition.
If you use the ICD host adaptor (a good choice), you can use BGM partitions
of any size, but some software will reputedly not work with them (however,
for storage of stuff they work fine). ... |
msg-e89ea197362c6aa7d457ee75781ef338 | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | Sat, 11 Jan 1992 14:25:58 GMT | Uwe Seimet [Chemie | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | [email] (Jake H Dias) writes:
The maximum partition size is 256 MBye, if you partition your drive with
a program compatible to at least HDX 3.0.
Once you have partitioned your drive you cannot change the partitions sizes
without loosing your data.
********************************************************
* ... |
msg-cb95550ca4be0ddbe53a5d4894423ae8 | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | Thu, 16 Jan 1992 20:16:46 GMT | Stephen Jacobs | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | In article <[email]> [email] writes:
I have a disk with partitions up to 240 MB working fine on a Mega with TOS
1.2. The host adapter is a BMS 200. The key is in the hard disk utilities:
I believe HDX 3 or higher is needed to get partitions bigger than 16 MB.
The version I'm using (5.something) is supposed to be in g... |
msg-d31fc9dfe93866746387b4ce49e70fbf | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | 21 Jan 92 12:29:18 GMT | Eric Dujardin | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | In article <[email]>, [email] (Mickey Boyd) writes:
|> If you use the ICD host adaptor (a good choice), you can use BGM partitions
|> of any size
|>
What is the minimum size for HD partitions ? I need a small one (e.g. 512 Ko) for Minix (because it creates a virtual disk of the same size), but my Atari formatting so... |
msg-7ba4d2c49358cc8d9de93a586c2f2dbd | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | 14 Jan 92 13:25:33 GMT | Philipp Knirsch | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | In <[email]> [email] (Mickey Boyd) writes:
I myself have a 60MB harddisk. I was a original Megafile30, but i got a
60MB RLL from a friend, which i put in instead.
I formated it with AHDI 3.01 and also use this driver.
The first few months, i used 6 partitions, all smaller than 16MB, although
i use TOS1.4.
One day, i... |
msg-b0b629e82fa58da4348f31c869a3e502 | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | Fri, 17 Jan 1992 03:45:15 GMT | Remy Adam Hathaway | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | [email] (Stephen Jacobs) writes:
The problem I've encountered with >16 meg partitions is a problem
with sector editors. To have >16, you need to increase the sector size
beyond 512 bytes. Most are designed to handle 512 and nothing else. I
would imagine, however, that there are editors available. (Disk space and
... |
msg-f315b36c72a9e253e2a7d87f7eb4fda1 | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | 25 Jan 92 15:40:39 GMT | Theo Janssen | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | In article <[email]>, [email] (Eric Dujardin) writes:
Hi Eric !
I don't know if you really want the virtual disk for the root device.
It's quite simple to recompile the Kernel, so that your root device is
i.e. on /dev/hd3 and there's no need for a virtual disk. You'll get more
memory for Applications and the loss of p... |
msg-0e3e7d4ed5329e5d668e30cb55352e37 | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | 19 Jan 92 22:32:37 GMT | Mike Healy | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | I also have a hard disk question (hopefully not a FAQ).
I have a 1986 vintage SH204 (20 Mb). I was given a 40 Mb Seagate ST521
for free, so I swapped out the original drive (a Tandon TM 262) and
put in the Seagate.
Now here's the problem:
I have the Supra utilities. Using the SUPFMT program I created a drive
type to... |
msg-5a0759734938ad656f9bd67a68b07a4c | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | 17 Jan 92 14:21:37 GMT | Chris Herborth | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | In article <[email]> [email] (Remy Adam Hathaway) writes:
} The problem I've encountered with >16 meg partitions is a problem
}with sector editors. To have >16, you need to increase the sector size
}beyond 512 bytes. Most are designed to handle 512 and nothing else. I
}would imagine, however, that there are editors ... |
msg-979a666cd2a2b910500973b8769ea4d7 | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | Sat, 18 Jan 1992 12:45:17 GMT | Roger Sheppard | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | In article <[email]> [email] (Remy Adam Hathaway) writes:
This is only true with TOS 1.0/1.2 and HDX formater, if you have TOS
1.4 and higher you can format 32 meg partions with 512 byte sectors,
but not with HDX, but is possible with Supra, and not to sure about ICD.. |
msg-638335070db2b5266f0f88d50f83112c | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | Fri, 17 Jan 1992 22:39:07 GMT | Stephen Jacobs | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | In article <[email]> [email] (Remy Adam Hathaway) writes:
While BGM partitions have large logical sectors, they still have 512 byte
physical sectors. At least 2 sector editors that I've used (Supra and
Atari) deal in physical sectors. I can see how this might make sector
editing a file or a FAT entry even more confu... |
msg-e17e26700f458231793411c21455315f | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | Mon, 20 Jan 1992 00:58:46 GMT | Remy Adam Hathaway | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | [email] (Mike Healy) writes:
I'd go for ICD software, it does a much better job, and would likely
have your drive in the specs.
There's a problem with the host adaptor, at least I know there is with
the Rev. B, which is what I had. I did the same thing, except I upgraded to
a Seagate 84meg (SN296 or something...) ... |
msg-25c4a3a07e7e980abc55ac05d932bca2 | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | 17 Jan 92 23:17:00 GMT | Roy Gosewehr | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | In article <[email]> herborth@pinot (Chris Herborth) writes:
Correct me if I'm wrong (and I am sure that someone will :-) but I was
under the impression that Beckemeyer Development's Hard Disk Sentry
handled BGM partitions. True or not? I currently keep my partitions
under 16Mb and use the Michtron Toolkit to de-fra... |
msg-f9fe66fbdc7d4e09f1633d36f893dff0 | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | 18 Jan 92 07:21:41 GMT | Philipp Knirsch | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | In <[email]> herborth@pinot (Chris Herborth) writes:
Hello, Chris.
There is a defragmenter of the Atari-Corporation, those guys, who wrote
the HDX-Software, and it works very well even on big partitons.
It is called CHKDSK3 and can be found via archie. If you can't ftp, just
email me and i'll send it to, you.
But th... |
msg-bc3f1360f870f68219608c4a1f5a6d9c | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | 23 Jan 92 11:44:52 GMT | Michael Bongartz | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | In <[email]>, Roy Gosewehr writes:
Setry doesn't have any problems with BGM's (Tested with 88 MB Syquest / ICD).
Bye, Michael |
msg-313e8f5ddc8c5b25c3b32d42d2e966e1 | comp.sys.atari.st.tech | Sun, 19 Jan 1992 16:18:50 GMT | Roger Sheppard | Re: Partition sizes on HardDisks | In article <zxmgn01.695719301@mailserv> [email] (Philipp Knirsch) writes:
Please don't post CHKDSK3 to the net as its not PD, and only given
to Developers only.. |
msg-1d7856925b7d2375d232e4f5218c2855 | comp.arch.fpga | 28 Jul 2005 14:12:46 -0700 | [redacted] | Digilent's JTAG-USB cable with chipscope | Can one use the JTAG-USB cable from digilent with chipscope ?
Sumit |
msg-d249e06ec5345f21da14c1d872a9b168 | comp.arch.fpga | Mon, 1 Aug 2005 08:59:10 +0200 | Antti Lukats | Re: Digilent's JTAG-USB cable with chipscope | <[email]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:[email]...
ChipScope only works with officially supported Xilinx cable, and does not
work with 3rd party cable to it is not 100% compliant to fully supported
cable.
It could be possible to write 'ChipScope' server that would allow to use 3rd
party cable, but would require reverse... |
msg-3bc0bdc39af17f9880e6f9f5b9d9b195 | comp.arch.fpga | Thu, 28 Jul 2005 14:53:51 -0700 | Paul Hartke | Re: Digilent's JTAG-USB cable with chipscope | No. It does work with the Digilent Adept Suite.
[email] wrote: |
msg-b7322a1789c23fdc4e549ae5cc470b8a | comp.arch.fpga | 1 Aug 2005 15:29:59 -0700 | [redacted] | Re: Digilent's JTAG-USB cable with chipscope | Humm... Why wouldn't Xilinx support this cable (I thought Digilent and
Xilinx have a close relationship) and if not Why wouldn't Xilinx
publish the protocols used by Chipscope server. Are they trying to make
money by selling their own expensive USB cable ?
Sumit |
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