i do not understand the difficulty for developers to release amd64
version of their software .
i don't have good understand of architecture from software point of view,
but i imagine the problem varies according to the type of the software .
so if low level library software are released in
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On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 05:25:04PM +0300, yakoub abaya wrote:
maybe write code to hook into the mail daemon ?
Doesn't really matter. Any list subscriber can do whatever
maybe write code to hook into the mail daemon ?
what mail daemon are you using, can i view the application source handling
the mailing list ?
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i am studying postgresql free text search and don't understand how to
configure hebrew support
if someone tried this before then please write me an outline of the
procedure
defining an index requires language parameter :
theoretically distributed version control like git doesn't require a
centralized repository
i never tested this but you can use email with git-am and git-format-patch
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i agree with the quote of Joel Spolsky that Vadim posted .
it is the cultural difference which results in technological differences and
not the other way around .
my experience with Microsoft programmers is that they are all busyness
oriented rather than programing
and most of the time the
i never connected to technion using VPN , i did it for my isp barak-013
if you could send me identification or a link about the post you saw
that would be helpful
i also didn't use any gui for making the connection .
but i would be glad to offer any help i can .
for making the connection you
there are two layers , first the lan then vpn
verify your lan is healthy by running : /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1 restart
then run ifconfig and check the eth0 entry
to establish vpn i don't use pptp-command , i use pppd
create file /etc/ppp/peers/tech-vpn , then run pppd call tech-vpn
this is an
Asaf Cohen wrote:
Hi all,
I hope I am not troubling the readers of this mailing list, but
after a few nights of trying all kinds of work-arounds I was told this
is the place to ask for help.
After a lot of searching, I bought the Edimax EW-7108PCg wireless
card. It should have worked
Alon Altman wrote:
The linux day should not be about installing linux anymore. Installing
linux is trivial, and anyone with a basic background in computers can
manage
this on her own. The problem most people have is with configuration.
The #1
problem is connecting to the Internet, a
use vi from a local terminal using your account
at cs labs or at your home pc , then after you learn
using it you can distinguish whether your problem
is vi related or telnet/ssh settings .
Michael Bar David wrote:
hi all
I'v some problems with vim on my T2 account, may somwone can help:
i want to install fedora , what iso images should i download P(
{disc1,disc2,disc3,disc4} )?
download={ Discs:P{disc1,disc2,disc3,disc4} ) | min( |Discs| )
Process(anaconda)==successful }
i look at linux distribution mirror sites and
i see directories of iso images with no information
why not do the lecture thing online ?
most computer people will be far more encouraged to participate
in an online event while not leaving their rooms , lets face it :
public transportation is not fun at all ..
i mean i would love if there was *only* public transportation and all
those
sometimes i open text files in vi that
was not written originally in vi and
i see ^M on every end of line .
how do i remove them and what are they ?
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yakoub abaya wrote:
i installed wine binary package for slackware
(Wine-20050930-i486-S10.2.tgz)
i don't understand what configuration i should be doing in ~/.wine/config
simply running wine will create ~/.wine directory but without a config
file
$ls .wine { dosdevices drive_c
i installed wine binary package for slackware
(Wine-20050930-i486-S10.2.tgz)
i don't understand what configuration i should be doing in ~/.wine/config
simply running wine will create ~/.wine directory but without a config file
$ls .wine { dosdevices drive_c system.reg user.reg userdef.reg
i installed wine binary package for slackware (Wine-20050930-i486-S10.2.tgz)
i don't understand what configuration i should be doing in ~/.wine/config
simply running wine will create ~/.wine directory but without a config file
$ls .wine { dosdevices drive_c system.reg user.reg userdef.reg
i want to write an STL object to a file using binary stream
i have ( hash_map H,S ; ) i initielizing H using class interfase .
then write H to file , read from the same file into S
after this , S and H have the same data and H.size==S.size
but at the end of the program i get assertion faillure:
struct file repesents a proccess operating on a struct inode.
each file has a private_data , as i've read this field will
containe the struct we declare in the module code
1) but what if we declared two structs ? what about other
static variables we might declare ?
2) is it possible for all
You can't write to a named pipe in the kernel in Linux. You can write
to a userspace helper (have a userspace program communicate over a
device file with the kernel module) and then have the userspace helper
use the named pipe.
how can i learn more about this form of communication ?
what is it
Muli Ben-Yehuda wrote:
On Sun, Jan 16, 2005 at 01:40:28PM +0200, yakoub abaya wrote:
Is there a special interface for communication
between : device driver - daemon ,
other than conventional ipc ?
( i know of pipes , signal kill )
read and write on a device file, a new file system
what is the difference between two processes
communicating through a normal file discriptor and a fifo pipe discriptor ?
p0:
mkfifo(myfifo,)
int fd=open(myfifo,O_RDONLY..)
read(myfifo,buff...)
p1:
int fd=open(myfifo,O_WRONLY..)
write(myfifo,buff)
when doing man read (for example ) i get
in that last line , the usual see also comment
where it says :close(2), ...,write(2)...,lseek(2)
Q: what is the number following in the parentheses ? (-- 2 in write(2) )
if i do man write it doesn't show info about c language write command
so i suppose
when doing man read (for example ) i get
in that last line , the usual see also comment
where it says :close(2), ...,write(2)...,lseek(2)
Q: what is the number following in the parentheses ? (-- 2 in write(2) )
if i do man write it doesn't show info about c language write function
so i suppose
i've been reading about driver porting to kerne2.6
the section about block device .
they write :
static int __init sbd_init(void); __init
static void __exit sbd_exit(void); __exit
module_init(sbd_init);
module_exit(sbd_exit);
Q: what is __init and __exit ? are they
when doing man signal :
there is :
typdef void (*sighandler_t)(int);
Q:what is this typdef ?, i don't understand it
{ i know that i can provide interrupt handler function
with signal(...,...) }
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i don't understand how to build a simple driver i wrote
i looked into linux/Documentation/kbuild and read about makefile rules
but what make command do i issue ?
i tried :
make -C /usr/src/linux SUBDIRS=$pwd modules
that is what is explained in the docs ,
but this command started
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