Hey guys this is off topic but it concerns freescale and Linux so this is the best place to ask. I'm looking for Codewarrior for the HCS12 that runs on Linux. I've looked on there site but all I find are.exe versions. I need the software for a univserity course and of course because I'm on Linux my profs don't try to help lol.
ya so don't mod this off topic because i know it is but this is a freescale Linux / Chromium question so where better to ask.
If you design the system to work properly then it doesn't matter how tech savy the employee is. A good system design will provide the right level of security and the right level of over all access.
There are some cases when the Admin is just scared and can't stand behind there skills and they result to block everything and use point and click tools. On the other hand if the Admin knows he can handle a full system design and setup he will only block what needs blocking and leave the rest open.
As soon as I read this I tried to go online and send a BB message and all the fun and pointless stuff my crap berry allows me to do. Everything worked perfectly and with pretty good speed. It's possible that the outage only effects certain carriers or maybe just certain data plans but as far as my phone goes everything works
Thanks for the info, no I don't need a netbook I was just wondering if it would work. I have to use Windows on the book. Which sucks because personally I hate windows because it doesn't have the preformance I like or want but I can make due
I'm starting my next term in university and were going to use a program called Orcad to do PCB layout and design and Matlab. Now I'm pretty sure that Matlab would be to much for a netbook but what about PCB design? does any one know if you could use a program like Orcad on a netbook. By far the biggest power horse of a program is Matlab but it's best saved for my desktop anyway.
Your write on the fact they should share your pain. If I were you I'd report the developers of that code to who ever you need to in order for it to be fixed. If the coding is done poorly then it should be redone to make to right and if making it right means staying the night then the manager should stay with out question because if he was responsible and checked the code in the first place no one would be there.
I just had my contract cancelled because my phone broke and I needed a new one. I had 33 months left and they charged me 400 and only picked up 190 of it. When I told them thats retarted they said "We don't care just pay". I'm confussed on what the fee should be.
I want to call them back and agru this because first of all I shouldn't be charged for a broken phone because the phone should of broke in 3 months. Second I shouldn't be charged a massive cancell fee becasue they sell phones which break easily.
Does anyone have a story or tale about being charged a low rate for there contract. Something around 33 months would be good because I'm really pissed about how they've been screwing me. Out of the last 5 or so months I've had to call and get my bill corrected 4 times and on a second note I had to make a new call to just get my phone replaced. This company is horrible and when my contract is up I'm never going back.
Linux is a kernel not an OS, GNU is the OS. How can you say there the exact same, there package installation methods become different, there symlinks become different even there code becomes SLIGHTLY different. For instance code can be hardened, built with debugging info or speed and more. I might agree it's not worth comparing them stat for stat because a Linux user picks what they like but you can't say there exactly the same.
Linux users end up picking the distro that's right for them. Some people like Ubuntu style distro's and others like Source distro's. Personally I like Gentoo or Arch but thats just me.
Thank god, who really wants to install IE. Besides governement web apps which are programmed poorly to say the best and don't even work what else does any one need IE for?
Going with what tepples is saying why not abstract the idea, just open up anything copy it and resell it. If I own a book I shouldn't be allowed to just copy it, change 10% of the wording and resell it with out letting the person who wrote the book know about it. In the same sense Busy-box shouldn't be changed around and made to be in violation of the GPL / GNU and given out with out the Busy-box creator knowing about it.
On the other hand the creator should be on the responsible for checking up on his project. So it's a really good double edge here. The GPL both helps and screws him at the same time.
1)Remove MS Office
2)Download OO Office
3)Install OO Office
4)Enjoy an excellent free office suite that's just as powerful and if say so on my own opinion more user friendly!
lol nice post. I agree with you for the most part. Good job meeting your girl friend, it happens from time to time and I can agree to that. However I've noticed that when I need to find a computer at the college 3/4 of the time the person using it is updating there facebook status or playing a new facebook game or on a facebook group. It just gets really really irritating.
I'm not going to say getting rid of facebook is a good idea but it might be a good idea to tone down what you can do on facebook, social networking is one thing but facebook is social re-engineering. Turning face to face into face to profile or face to picture.
Facebook might be the social network giant but it's a really pointless site. It's more about showing off how many friends you have who most of you probably haven't met.
Joining groups who's point is to see how many people join the group and most of all showing off your pics and status in life.
I do have a facebook account but I haven't updated it in 3 years which is about when I made it. If you want to keep your life private don't put it on the web. How hard is it to just pass a USB key or pass a memory key and let your real friends see your pics / status or anything else you feel like sharing.
Facebook might be the social giant of the internet but it's also a giant waste of time and resources. Don't complain that your pics get stolen, released or broadcast. If you really want to keep your info private then don't put it on the net.
I love the arduno well more so the Atmega. It works awesome with gcc and is easy and simple to program. However one thing I do have with it is that the SPI port is a little odd to work with. Other then that's it a solid performer.
About 2 years ago I built a 68000 full hardware and software board in my second year of college. I wrote the firmware in ASM and had to then reprogram the ASM to Srecord and yes that's reprogram not just use a converter. The board was wire wrapped which took more time then I want to remember. Over all a fun project it took a total of about 6 weeks and we had to reprogram the ROM about 100 times because the rom burner was broken but no one knew till I suggested.
You named one author, odd that there are thousands of others who write Operating System books and write them far better then Andrew S. Tanenbaum. I'm not going to say he's not well known but he's a horrible author.
Out of the last 5 I've read for my class ALL OF THEM, use direct code source from Unix and Linux to help explain ideas and NONE OF THEM use code from the Windows Operating System. You can say it's becasue Windows is closed source but it shouldn't matter if it's for educational referance and as far as I know before every OS course students take a Linux course because Windows can't handle OS development. In fact I can't think of much you can do on Windows except wait for the little hour glass to pass and reboot.
You design Operating Systems on Operating Systems and thats why ever single student who learns about Operating Systems takes a Linux or Unix course so they know what a real OS works and runs like.
And if for some reason you didn't take a Linux course before an OS course then you better be able to show me how to run a new memory manager on top of Windows or run a new Process Controller or anything thats requried when testing and designing an Operating System and oh ya show me how run a customer kernel from the Windows boot loader cause you can't do that either.
In fact I want someone to prove to me that Linux and Unix are not the best designed Operating Systems. You can start by showing me how to test and develope a new Operatering System right on Windows, no cygwin no Linux tool chain ports, use Visual or DevC++ and show me.
I base it on the fact I've done OS design in college and designed my own OS from the ground up and had to do full OS research and study. Everything about Windows is poorly desiged, viewing a process as an object is completely wrong. Windows has poor use of IPC, poor memory management and infact every OS book you'll ever consult uses Linux / Unix as a base when talking about OS design.
So I'm not just saying Linux isn't Windows, I'm saying Linux isn't Windows because Windows is designed by a bunch of apes who have no concept of good OS practice. If Windows was designed properly why is it never used for a basis of study in OS fundemental books, I've read a ton and never once seen it used.
They use Linux and Unix because Linux and Unix are designed properly with good practice and proper methodology.
Linux = preformance
Linux = stability
Linux = proper OS design
Linux is the right OS for any job period, windows is used when you want to play solitare or make a spread sheet or even when you want to see an OS crash.
The worlds not PC, so they can get as up tight as they want about people writing what they feel but in the end they have to grow up and realize that the world isn't Politically Correct.
lol have you ever tried to deal with Apple for customer service, there just as bad as there OS. There completely unhelpful, they wont fix broken hardware aka an iPod and there OS only really runs on apple-books. I'm assuming of course that your not using a hacked version of OS X, of course if your going to go to that length just download Linux.
Because after all Linux is the greatest OS in the history of computing dare a say better then Unix PDP-7.
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Hey guys this is off topic but it concerns freescale and Linux so this is the best place to ask. I'm looking for Codewarrior for the HCS12 that runs on Linux. I've looked on there site but all I find are .exe versions. I need the software for a univserity course and of course because I'm on Linux my profs don't try to help lol.
ya so don't mod this off topic because i know it is but this is a freescale Linux / Chromium question so where better to ask.
If you design the system to work properly then it doesn't matter how tech savy the employee is. A good system design will provide the right level of security and the right level of over all access.
There are some cases when the Admin is just scared and can't stand behind there skills and they result to block everything and use point and click tools. On the other hand if the Admin knows he can handle a full system design and setup he will only block what needs blocking and leave the rest open.
As soon as I read this I tried to go online and send a BB message and all the fun and pointless stuff my crap berry allows me to do. Everything worked perfectly and with pretty good speed. It's possible that the outage only effects certain carriers or maybe just certain data plans but as far as my phone goes everything works
Thanks for the info, no I don't need a netbook I was just wondering if it would work. I have to use Windows on the book. Which sucks because personally I hate windows because it doesn't have the preformance I like or want but I can make due
I'm starting my next term in university and were going to use a program called Orcad to do PCB layout and design and Matlab. Now I'm pretty sure that Matlab would be to much for a netbook but what about PCB design? does any one know if you could use a program like Orcad on a netbook. By far the biggest power horse of a program is Matlab but it's best saved for my desktop anyway.
Your write on the fact they should share your pain. If I were you I'd report the developers of that code to who ever you need to in order for it to be fixed. If the coding is done poorly then it should be redone to make to right and if making it right means staying the night then the manager should stay with out question because if he was responsible and checked the code in the first place no one would be there.
I just had my contract cancelled because my phone broke and I needed a new one. I had 33 months left and they charged me 400 and only picked up 190 of it. When I told them thats retarted they said "We don't care just pay". I'm confussed on what the fee should be.
I want to call them back and agru this because first of all I shouldn't be charged for a broken phone because the phone should of broke in 3 months. Second I shouldn't be charged a massive cancell fee becasue they sell phones which break easily.
Does anyone have a story or tale about being charged a low rate for there contract. Something around 33 months would be good because I'm really pissed about how they've been screwing me. Out of the last 5 or so months I've had to call and get my bill corrected 4 times and on a second note I had to make a new call to just get my phone replaced. This company is horrible and when my contract is up I'm never going back.
If you program in C you should know what your doing, it's not C#, you need to know how memory works.
Linux is a kernel not an OS, GNU is the OS. How can you say there the exact same, there package installation methods become different, there symlinks become different even there code becomes SLIGHTLY different. For instance code can be hardened, built with debugging info or speed and more. I might agree it's not worth comparing them stat for stat because a Linux user picks what they like but you can't say there exactly the same.
Linux users end up picking the distro that's right for them. Some people like Ubuntu style distro's and others like Source distro's. Personally I like Gentoo or Arch but thats just me.
Thank god, who really wants to install IE. Besides governement web apps which are programmed poorly to say the best and don't even work what else does any one need IE for?
Cool I didn't know that.
Going with what tepples is saying why not abstract the idea, just open up anything copy it and resell it. If I own a book I shouldn't be allowed to just copy it, change 10% of the wording and resell it with out letting the person who wrote the book know about it. In the same sense Busy-box shouldn't be changed around and made to be in violation of the GPL / GNU and given out with out the Busy-box creator knowing about it.
On the other hand the creator should be on the responsible for checking up on his project. So it's a really good double edge here. The GPL both helps and screws him at the same time.
1)Remove MS Office
2)Download OO Office
3)Install OO Office
4)Enjoy an excellent free office suite that's just as powerful and if say so on my own opinion more user friendly!
lol nice post. I agree with you for the most part. Good job meeting your girl friend, it happens from time to time and I can agree to that. However I've noticed that when I need to find a computer at the college 3/4 of the time the person using it is updating there facebook status or playing a new facebook game or on a facebook group. It just gets really really irritating.
I'm not going to say getting rid of facebook is a good idea but it might be a good idea to tone down what you can do on facebook, social networking is one thing but facebook is social re-engineering. Turning face to face into face to profile or face to picture.
Facebook might be the social network giant but it's a really pointless site. It's more about showing off how many friends you have who most of you probably haven't met.
Joining groups who's point is to see how many people join the group and most of all showing off your pics and status in life.
I do have a facebook account but I haven't updated it in 3 years which is about when I made it. If you want to keep your life private don't put it on the web. How hard is it to just pass a USB key or pass a memory key and let your real friends see your pics / status or anything else you feel like sharing.
Facebook might be the social giant of the internet but it's also a giant waste of time and resources. Don't complain that your pics get stolen, released or broadcast. If you really want to keep your info private then don't put it on the net.
I love the arduno well more so the Atmega. It works awesome with gcc and is easy and simple to program. However one thing I do have with it is that the SPI port is a little odd to work with. Other then that's it a solid performer.
About 2 years ago I built a 68000 full hardware and software board in my second year of college. I wrote the firmware in ASM and had to then reprogram the ASM to Srecord and yes that's reprogram not just use a converter. The board was wire wrapped which took more time then I want to remember. Over all a fun project it took a total of about 6 weeks and we had to reprogram the ROM about 100 times because the rom burner was broken but no one knew till I suggested.
You named one author, odd that there are thousands of others who write Operating System books and write them far better then Andrew S. Tanenbaum. I'm not going to say he's not well known but he's a horrible author.
Out of the last 5 I've read for my class ALL OF THEM, use direct code source from Unix and Linux to help explain ideas and NONE OF THEM use code from the Windows Operating System. You can say it's becasue Windows is closed source but it shouldn't matter if it's for educational referance and as far as I know before every OS course students take a Linux course because Windows can't handle OS development. In fact I can't think of much you can do on Windows except wait for the little hour glass to pass and reboot.
You design Operating Systems on Operating Systems and thats why ever single student who learns about Operating Systems takes a Linux or Unix course so they know what a real OS works and runs like.
And if for some reason you didn't take a Linux course before an OS course then you better be able to show me how to run a new memory manager on top of Windows or run a new Process Controller or anything thats requried when testing and designing an Operating System and oh ya show me how run a customer kernel from the Windows boot loader cause you can't do that either.
In fact I want someone to prove to me that Linux and Unix are not the best designed Operating Systems. You can start by showing me how to test and develope a new Operatering System right on Windows, no cygwin no Linux tool chain ports, use Visual or DevC++ and show me.
I base it on the fact I've done OS design in college and designed my own OS from the ground up and had to do full OS research and study. Everything about Windows is poorly desiged, viewing a process as an object is completely wrong. Windows has poor use of IPC, poor memory management and infact every OS book you'll ever consult uses Linux / Unix as a base when talking about OS design.
So I'm not just saying Linux isn't Windows, I'm saying Linux isn't Windows because Windows is designed by a bunch of apes who have no concept of good OS practice. If Windows was designed properly why is it never used for a basis of study in OS fundemental books, I've read a ton and never once seen it used.
They use Linux and Unix because Linux and Unix are designed properly with good practice and proper methodology.
Linux = preformance
Linux = stability
Linux = proper OS design
Linux is the right OS for any job period, windows is used when you want to play solitare or make a spread sheet or even when you want to see an OS crash.
Yes the link is there but it doesn't work. It makes that clear in the story.
The worlds not PC, so they can get as up tight as they want about people writing what they feel but in the end they have to grow up and realize that the world isn't Politically Correct.
lol have you ever tried to deal with Apple for customer service, there just as bad as there OS. There completely unhelpful, they wont fix broken hardware aka an iPod and there OS only really runs on apple-books. I'm assuming of course that your not using a hacked version of OS X, of course if your going to go to that length just download Linux.
Because after all Linux is the greatest OS in the history of computing dare a say better then Unix PDP-7.