yes, it's true, but at the moment, I can't
see a substitute for strtod(), and we can't
put a dependency on gtk or Python in the Csound
engine. I can't find an ascii_strtod(). Would
it work if we added a call to setlocale() just
before the call to strtod()?
Victor
This really needs to be fixed
I just installed the OLPC software in VMWare and Qemu, but the font size
is so small that I have trouble reading it. My understanding is that
this is an emulation (screen resolution) issue and it'll be a lot larger
on the actual OLPC?
Is there some way to configure the screen resolution on the
On Oct 5, 2007, at 20:13 , Wilhelm Fitzpatrick wrote:
I've begun to experiment with OPLC images under VMware and Qemu. So
far, with all the images I've tried, (546, 609, 613), the system font
being used in Sugar is insanely small, to the point of near
unreadability.
Via googling, I was
On Oct 5, 2007, at 21:12 , David Feldman wrote:
I just installed the OLPC software in VMWare and Qemu, but the font
size
is so small that I have trouble reading it. My understanding is that
this is an emulation (screen resolution) issue and it'll be a lot
larger
on the actual OLPC?
Is there a password for user olpc? I set
one for it to be able to ssh to the XO, but
it seems to have upset the X server and on
reboot I could not get the graphics (flashed
in and then failed).
Thanks
Victor
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On 10/05/2007 03:28 AM, Bert Freudenberg wrote:
Would that be possible with the virtualization containers?
I don't think vservers messes around with the virtual
address space of processes.
Btw, if I'm not mistaken, the Linux loader does something similar, so
if the relocating step could
Hi,
I think we could run prelink on the OLPC images from within
pilgrim, just before converting it to jffs2.
It will result in a slight speedup in startup time, but nothing
compared to importing modules that dominates startup time of the
Python activities.
Actually, I did
Thank you, Antoine and Bert. Things now look much better.
-wilhelm
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Chris Ball wrote:
I think we could run prelink on the OLPC images from within
pilgrim, just before converting it to jffs2.
It will result in a slight speedup in startup time, but nothing
compared to importing modules that dominates startup time of the
Python activities.
Hello Ulrich and Jakub,
sorry for bothering you for what seems to be an OLPC specific bug,
but I guess you can help me understand the issue here.
If I set LANG=am_ET, strcoll() acts as if strlen() was a sorting
criteria!
For example, ls outputs file names sorted by their lengths first,
and
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