Its likely that the lexar media chip is a controller of some sort, and the samsung is the flash. However, if you want to know for sure, post the part #'s.
--Me
Umm, the parent is wrong as far as I know.
A quantum fibre-optic network only works when both parties, lets call them alice and bob, are directly connected with a link that can preserve those quantum properties. The reason quantum encryption works is because an intercepter, we'll call her eve, cannot measure more then one property of the quantum state of the photon without destroying other information.
Now, any repeater / fibre switch / anything will destroy that information.
IANAQP [I am not a quantum physicist], but from what I understand, the above is true. Feel free to correct me if I'm incorrect.
--David Carne
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One might assume that there is a reason for these holes.. Perhaps SVHS media is not as high quality as DVHS?
Preliminary analysis of inst.c:
Decrypts a whole bunch of stuff (not sure where it all goes yet) and then splits off to/bin/sh with a command line of:/bin/sh -c exec './inst' "$@"./inst
The makefile compiles an application called inst that seems to have been created with the shc script compiler.. its rather obfuscated.. attempting to reverse engineer now
Speaking as a member of the ipodlinux project, there is a lot of room for optimization. 80% of realtime refers to running a decoder and linux on only 1 of the two cores ( the other is only running a dma-engine) currently. One of the next big tasks is to put both cores to work (for technical reasons, smp is most likely impossible).
As well, the story is wrong about storing their code in flash. Only the bootloader is stored in flash, which bootstraps the os from the harddrive into sdram, so flash or not, its a non-issue.
Evidently YOU are the one not getting it. I am a mac programmer and Carbon IS Native to OSX. There are two languages used for programming mac OS X. Carbon and Cocoa. Carbon would be easiest to port, because all it requires is rewriting the gui. Cocoa would be NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE to port to unix because it is in OBJECTIVE C and it is deeply rooted in the event based model classes of mac OS X. Unless you think it is going to run in the terminal, M$ will have a hell of a time trying to port it to unix.
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Its likely that the lexar media chip is a controller of some sort, and the samsung is the flash. However, if you want to know for sure, post the part #'s. --Me
Umm, the parent is wrong as far as I know. A quantum fibre-optic network only works when both parties, lets call them alice and bob, are directly connected with a link that can preserve those quantum properties. The reason quantum encryption works is because an intercepter, we'll call her eve, cannot measure more then one property of the quantum state of the photon without destroying other information. Now, any repeater / fibre switch / anything will destroy that information. IANAQP [I am not a quantum physicist], but from what I understand, the above is true. Feel free to correct me if I'm incorrect. --David Carne
One might assume that there is a reason for these holes.. Perhaps SVHS media is not as high quality as DVHS?
The default IP over FW does not work as iPodLinux uses a modified protocol. [No hardware support for the full protocol]
--David Carne [ex-ipodlinux dev]
I'm the author of said tool.. Its broken for anything above 1g and 2g. That code has been dead for at least a year now.
"-o Allow create user with duplicate (non-unique) UID." From gentoo manpage for adduser.
Preliminary analysis of inst.c: Decrypts a whole bunch of stuff (not sure where it all goes yet) and then splits off to /bin/sh with a command line of: /bin/sh -c exec './inst' "$@" ./inst
[apologies for replying to myself]
The makefile compiles an application called inst that seems to have been created with the shc script compiler.. its rather obfuscated.. attempting to reverse engineer now
Same here. Lets use this thread for a discussion of wtf it does.
Speaking as a member of the ipodlinux project, there is a lot of room for optimization. 80% of realtime refers to running a decoder and linux on only 1 of the two cores ( the other is only running a dma-engine) currently. One of the next big tasks is to put both cores to work (for technical reasons, smp is most likely impossible).
As well, the story is wrong about storing their code in flash. Only the bootloader is stored in flash, which bootstraps the os from the harddrive into sdram, so flash or not, its a non-issue.
--David Carne
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Evidently YOU are the one not getting it. I am a mac programmer and Carbon IS Native to OSX. There are two languages used for programming mac OS X. Carbon and Cocoa. Carbon would be easiest to port, because all it requires is rewriting the gui. Cocoa would be NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE to port to unix because it is in OBJECTIVE C and it is deeply rooted in the event based model classes of mac OS X. Unless you think it is going to run in the terminal, M$ will have a hell of a time trying to port it to unix.