On Tue, Oct 8, 2013 at 9:41 PM, Harald Becker ra...@gmx.de wrote:
The information of available channels is read from a description
block transferred via an I2C interface on HDMI, during setup.
This allows the devices to adapt it's functionality. In case this
information does not match your
On Wed, Oct 9, 2013 at 8:04 AM, Sam Liddicott s...@liddicott.com wrote:
I bought this and worked well for me, taking SVGA and audio to hdmi out.
Ex-Pro® AV-Pro VGA Audio to HDMI Converter, Full HD Support 1080p -
Connect SVGA video R/L Audio to your HDMI monitor or HDTV [With upscaler],
On Wed, 9 Oct 2013, Xabier Oneca -- xOneca wrote:
I am new here, in the list.
I wonder if 'read' can read from pipes, because the following should
print 'testing' but instead 'got' remains undefined...
$ echo testing | read got
$ echo $got
In your example, variable $got exists only
So pipes are executed in a subshell then? I though all remained in the
same shell... Indeed, I have just tested in Bash and behaves the same
(my surprise!)
Well... at least I know my script can work, but wrapping some lines in
curly braces.
Thank you so much, Cristian!
--
xOneca_,,_
2013/10/9
On Wednesday 09 October 2013 13:48:12 Xabier Oneca -- xOneca wrote:
So pipes are executed in a subshell then? I though all remained in the
same shell... Indeed, I have just tested in Bash and behaves the same
(my surprise!)
Well... at least I know my script can work, but wrapping some lines
Hi Denys !
The information of available channels is read from a
description block transferred via an I2C interface on HDMI,
during setup. This allows the devices to adapt it's
functionality. In case this information does not match your
needs the devices may enable or disable the wrong
Hi !
$ echo testing | read got
$ echo $got
Your problem may not be the read command. When you enter Unix
shell commands on the prompt, each such command is executed in
its own subprocess (subshell). So you can't change variables
(environment) of your main shell (as you might have done on a
On Mit, 2013-10-09 at 13:48 +0200, Xabier Oneca -- xOneca wrote:
So pipes are executed in a subshell then?
Yes.
Indeed, I have just tested in Bash and behaves the same
(my surprise!)
All publicly shells except zsh behave that way.
IIRC/AFAIK POSIX and friends do not specify
2013/10/9 Harald Becker ra...@gmx.de:
$ xyz=abc
$ ( xyz=test; )
$ echo $xyz
abc
you will see the values of your variables doesn't change when
commands run in a subshell ... and piping informations always
means passing data between separate processes, so it forces the
command to be run in
Hi !
$ echo something | read something
is as if written like:
$ echo something | ( read something )
In principial yes, but second example may fork another subshell.
First is required due to piping, second due to parentheses.
Same as grouping commands with braces (curly or parenthesis), I
To be honest, any sane tech company with a large consumer product list (or even
a small one)
hide their engineering resources from contact by random end users.
You really do not want random person who bought one consumer product of yours to
be able to bombard your engineering resources with
you will see the values of your variables doesn't change when
commands run in a subshell ... and piping informations always
means passing data between separate processes, so it forces the
command to be run in its own subshell.
You have to admit that it is not intuitive or user-friendly, to
Hi all.
I'm getting crazy in make ether-wake working with bonding interface.
I've eth0 and eth1 bonded together with bond0 interface.
On that interface i've several vlans:
bond0.10; bond0.20 and so on.
With:
ether-wake -i bond0.10 a4:1f:72:56:78:b3 (this mac is in bond0.10 vlan)
I can't see
On Wed, Oct 9, 2013 at 2:25 PM, Harald Becker ra...@gmx.de wrote:
It should be not too difficult to override this
auto-detection in firmware, that's why I wanted
to ask firmware writers to implement that.
If you ever find a firmware developer, willing to neglect his
written contract to not tell
Apologies if this is already fixed; I can't check against trunk right now and
don't see references to this problem online.
While compiling gcc-4.8.1 in a uClibc environment with BusyBox providing 'awk'
my compilation aborts with an undefined function error. Upon inspection of
the offending awk
On Wed, Oct 9, 2013 at 4:51 PM, Hin-Tak Leung
ht...@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
To be honest, any sane tech company with a large consumer product list
(or even a small one) hide their engineering resources from contact
by random end users. You really do not want random person
who bought one
On 10/09/2013 07:36 PM, Jody Lee Bruchon wrote:
Apologies if this is already fixed; I can't check against trunk right now and
don't see references to this problem online.
yes, it's already fixed in git (author: bernhard reutner-fischner) and
iirc also in latest busybox release
While
Hi Denys !
That's just wrong development model...
Full ACK.
But anyways, in my particular case, I don't even want
to ask any questions - as a user, I merely have
a RFE (request for enhancement).
So they don't even have a way to take users' feedback?
Have you tried the normal response channels?
Hi Denys !
How to contact Philips firmware developers?
Do you know this?
On 29 January 2013 it was announced that Philips had agreed to
sell its audio and video operations to the Japan-based Funai
Electric for €150 million, with the audio business planned to
transfer to Funai in the latter half
Hi Denys !
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2013/01/29/uk-philips-idUKBRE90S0C820130129
Do you really think they are interested in extending there
products, and/or do further development?
--
Harald
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