Looks like I'll need to buy a new mouse, keyboard, tv infared port receiver, VCR, gamecube, gameboy, cell phone, car, surge protector, electrical meter, geiger counter, cooling fan w/ rpm indicator, digital thermometer, thermostat, air conditioner...
Can you copyright something that isn't expressive in any way? If I remember correctly, the 1st amendment covered all forms of expression... Now, let's all go make copies of out games and upload them to OC3 servers!
First, I don't use the proxy, and neither do most others. This means they need to track incoming/outgoing packets. But this means a cracker could flood you with packets, and cause you to be overcharged...
Seriously, though, I tried rc3 and it was great(a bit unstable, though, but it was beta)... I'm now downloading kde3 release. Why aren't there any mandrake rpms?
That would get the cache out of sync with the disc. You'd have to sync first, then find a way to empty the cache and not reread the hdd, then get it to reread the partition table.
I'm pretty sure it does this. What probably(I don't read kernelese:) happens is it goes thru all hardware ide drivers and has them probe. If they find a controller, they register with the master IDE driver. Else, they go dormant. Then the master controller scans for master/slave and queries for drive capabilities on each IDE controller, and registers the appropriate device major/minor and devfs entries. Then the partition thingie registers the appropriate partition devices. PCI is only one of many IDE drivers.
Yes, however Linux uses its own IDE driver, which performs its own brand of autodetection. The BIOS is only needed for the bootloader, which runs in 16-bit mode and w/o the help of the IDE drivers. The bootloaders all use BIOS interrupt calls to load data; if Linux used this ALL apps would hang for the data to come, whereas with a builtin driver only the app reading/writing would hang(sleep, actually).
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I'm glad I switched to Gentoo Linux before this...
Looks like I'll need to buy a new mouse, keyboard, tv infared port receiver, VCR, gamecube, gameboy, cell phone, car, surge protector, electrical meter, geiger counter, cooling fan w/ rpm indicator, digital thermometer, thermostat, air conditioner...
There hasn't been a *prepatch* of the 2.4 series since the 2nd of the month! What's going on here?!
Ever heard of google? Search before you ask! :)
Can you copyright something that isn't expressive in any way? If I remember correctly, the 1st amendment covered all forms of expression... Now, let's all go make copies of out games and upload them to OC3 servers!
Great balls of fire!
*ahem* rsync is only deps and pkg lists. The actual pkgs are separate.
'emerge rsync' only gets the package list and dependencies. You need a few more commands to compile stuff ;)
First, I don't use the proxy, and neither do most others. This means they need to track incoming/outgoing packets. But this means a cracker could flood you with packets, and cause you to be overcharged...
If he didn't have a super mushroom he'd never survive all those SYN packets...
Ever heard of beta?
Seriously, though, I tried rc3 and it was great(a bit unstable, though, but it was beta)... I'm now downloading kde3 release. Why aren't there any mandrake rpms?
Simple. The barber's razor dies before he gets to himself.
How interesting.
What about ciphersaber?
What about a DRDoS attack?
hdparm? What's that?
USB 2.0 goes up to 480 Mbits/sec.
That fast enough for you?
That would get the cache out of sync with the disc. You'd have to sync first, then find a way to empty the cache and not reread the hdd, then get it to reread the partition table.
I'm pretty sure it does this. What probably(I don't read kernelese :) happens is it goes thru all hardware ide drivers and has them probe. If they find a controller, they register with the master IDE driver. Else, they go dormant. Then the master controller scans for master/slave and queries for drive capabilities on each IDE controller, and registers the appropriate device major/minor and devfs entries. Then the partition thingie registers the appropriate partition devices. PCI is only one of many IDE drivers.
Yes, however Linux uses its own IDE driver, which performs its own brand of autodetection. The BIOS is only needed for the bootloader, which runs in 16-bit mode and w/o the help of the IDE drivers. The bootloaders all use BIOS interrupt calls to load data; if Linux used this ALL apps would hang for the data to come, whereas with a builtin driver only the app reading/writing would hang(sleep, actually).
What about hotswpping firewire/usb? That could solve his "problem".
At the very beginning of the kernel boot process, the bios is completely deactivated. It in only used for the 'soft reboot' reature from then on.
Well, compiler alrogithms are important :)
How much bandwidth does this 'keymaster' actually use?