Yha, I started out thier. Found UML2 and a few associated modules. However I
failed to find a way to read exiting java code or write code based on the
UML. Do you use an eclipsed based UML editor? am I missing something?
On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 2:47 PM, Lisa Kachold lisakach...@obnosis.comwrote:
It seems all of my posts to plug have been going into the abyss.
Hopefully this will go through...
Netbeans also has a UML plugin. I never actually used it so not sure how
good it is.
Scarlett
On Sun, 2009-06-28 at 13:03 -0700, Bryan O'Neal wrote:
Anyone know of a decent UML editor that
Anyone else try this? Pretty impressive, and best of all it runs great
in linux.
www.flock.com
Scarlett
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Nothing urks me more than someone who posts their resume in their
signature. If your a doctor than fine have md dds whatever you earned
it but to be
John Doe - mcp ccse naacp aamco
Seriously...
A lot of companies still want a+ but simply need monkeys who can plug
in wires. I would often rather
More:
http://www.eclipse4you.com/?q=en/eclipse_plugins/uml
StackOverflow has a good page on this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/51786/recommended-eclipse-plugins-to-generate-uml-from-java-code
On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 1:12 AM, Bryan O'Neal bon...@cornerstonehome.comwrote:
Yha, I started
On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 1:03 PM, Bryan O'Nealbon...@cornerstonehome.com wrote:
Anyone know of a decent UML editor that
1) Can read and write java code; at least for class diagrams
2) Is cross platform
3) Is open source, at least free
I use Eclipse and Netbeans as my java IDE's if that
I have used Umbrello and it does work for C but not so much for Java.
However I am hoping that, and the windows compatability issues, are taken
care of in the next few years because I realy do like the way it feels.
On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 7:10 AM, Alan Dayley ala...@consultpros.com wrote:
On
Hey Larry,
I agree with Lisa's advice in her previous post. I think rhce is
respected. I'd like to try again for my rhce. I only got rhct when I
did the rhce exam, because in the second part of the exam there is a lot
of work to do quickly, and there's not a lot of spare time to read
through
Hey,
Ever wonder what the SysRq key does on your computer? Most people have no idea
that this can be one of the biggest lifesavers in a sticky situation.
When your system hardlocks, either from a nasty process, a bug in X, or for
some other reason, you risk losing gobs of data if you have to
Wow , nice to know.
Thanks,
Scarlett
On Mon, 2009-06-29 at 08:40 -0700, Ryan Rix wrote:
Hey,
Ever wonder what the SysRq key does on your computer? Most people have no
idea
that this can be one of the biggest lifesavers in a sticky situation.
When your system hardlocks, either from a
Howdy
YOu would need to check your kernel settings to see if this is enabled.
cat /proc/sys/kernel/sysr1 - RHEL 5 it is not enabled by default
Here are more items you can do with it:
AltSysRq
(Non-essential.) This is a group of key combinations implemented at the Linux
kernel level (a low
On Mon 29 June 2009 9:16:52 am Richard Daggett wrote:
Howdy
YOu would need to check your kernel settings to see if this is enabled.
cat /proc/sys/kernel/sysr1 - RHEL 5 it is not enabled by default
Here are more items you can do with it:
AltSysRq
(Non-essential.) This is a group of key
Has anyone here implemented any clusters?
Is any particular distro better or worse at clustering?
Any pointers regarding clustering you'd like to share?
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Has anyone here implemented any clusters?
I've only set one up, but I maintain the ones that my predecessors
set up. It's not rocket science.
Is any particular distro better or worse at clustering?
Not really. Every distro has heartbeat/DRBD/LVS
the only cluster i messed with was a Beowulf cluster. it worked (i
think) but i was unsure how to really make it do more than talk to
itself.
in any case id look at various features of the distro first (GFS
support, cluster management tools and application to be used)
i think ubuntu has a cloud
Matt Graham wrote:
From: Eric Shubert e...@shubes.net
Has anyone here implemented any clusters?
I've only set one up, but I maintain the ones that my predecessors
set up. It's not rocket science.
Is any particular distro better or worse at clustering?
Not really. Every distro has
Saturday I was helping Matthew create a Live Ubuntu USB stick. We succeeded
but for some reason persistence was not working and I could not figure out
why. I did the same thing here at home and persistence works fine. In
fact, I think I know the answer now. Mathew was using a 16 GB flash drive
On Mon 29 June 2009 4:15:45 pm Dazed_75 wrote:
Mathew, I believe there are several ways to resolve this with the simplest
being to only ask for 4GB of persistent storage. The rest of the stick
should still be usable though you may find it handy to make the rest a
separate partition and mount
The new Ubuntu server is supposed to make it child's play to set up, but I
have not had an opportunity to play with it yet.
On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 1:32 PM, Eric Shubert e...@shubes.net wrote:
Has anyone here implemented any clusters?
Is any particular distro better or worse at clustering?
Dazed_75 wrote:
Saturday I was helping Matthew create a Live Ubuntu USB stick. We
succeeded but for some reason persistence was not working and I could
not figure out why. I did the same thing here at home and persistence
works fine. In fact, I think I know the answer now. Mathew was
Eric Shubert wrote:
Dazed_75 wrote:
Saturday I was helping Matthew create a Live Ubuntu USB stick. We
succeeded but for some reason persistence was not working and I could
not figure out why. I did the same thing here at home and persistence
works fine. In fact, I think I know the
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I was looking into putting a DOS bootable partition on a USB memory
stick. The recommended method seemed to start put GRUB on the USB
stick then ...
Ryan Rix wrote:
On Mon 29 June 2009 4:15:45 pm Dazed_75 wrote:
Mathew, I believe there are several
Eric Shubert wrote:
Has anyone here implemented any clusters?
Is any particular distro better or worse at clustering?
Any pointers regarding clustering you'd like to share?
In my experience, the base distro doesn't matter much unless the apps
you plan on running have specific requirements.
You're probably talking infiniband switching, infiniband hba's,
pci-e/htx interfaces, fiber channel disk arrays, etc. Linux seems to
support infiniband hba's reasonably well, and 10g 4x infiniband hba's
tend to be cheap these days on ebay. We're talking $100 used hba's for
the nodes, and ~$1200
I'm looking at clustering together a handful of hosts, each running dual
nvidia tesla cards. Modeling applications of some sort. I honestly don't
know much more than that.
Michael Butash wrote:
You're probably talking infiniband switching, infiniband hba's,
pci-e/htx interfaces, fiber channel
Since u are using tesla I would suggest first that u put 4 gpus in each cluster
and make sure you have at least a quad core each. If you are going with
modeling applications than go with infiniband, but if you are running
hpc/parallel computing stuff than u probably need only gigabit or 10 gb
That sounds like a possibility all right. TTBOMK though, FAT32 has a 2G
file size limit. :(
Now that I think of it though, are we confusing partition vs file sizes?
The 'overlay' partition would be what's over 2G, not a file. From what
I've seen of overlay filesystems, there are still
Dazed_75 wrote:
That sounds like a possibility all right. TTBOMK though, FAT32
has a 2G
file size limit. :(
Now that I think of it though, are we confusing partition vs file sizes?
The 'overlay' partition would be what's over 2G, not a file. From what
Eric Shubert wrote:
Eric Shubert wrote:
Dazed_75 wrote:
Saturday I was helping Matthew create a Live Ubuntu USB stick. We
succeeded but for some reason persistence was not working and I could
not figure out why. I did the same thing here at home and persistence
works fine. In fact, I
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