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Hi: Anybody have the iptables line to match ack? iptables -t mangle -A QoS_Test -p tcp --tcp-flags SYN,RST,ACK ACK -m length --length :128 I try this but it''s not working for me. Best regards. Sebastián A. Aresca

Hello, I tried to boot the new syslinux.efi (32bit) from the released syslinux 6 via PXE. In a wireshark trace I can see that the syslinux.efi was loaded successfully via TFTP. Then the client try to load ldlinux.e32. I see the request and also the acknoledgement in the trace. After that the client try to load the file, but the source port is changed to tftp request port + 1. For example: Source Destination Protocal SPort DPort Description 10.0.0.100 10.0.0.1 tftp 1479 69 Read Request: File /syslinux/ldlinux.e32, T...

Hallo, I'm trying to run two seperate live audio streams on my Redhat 8 box. I've got two sound devices that linux (begrudgingly) acknoledges. I can get Ices2 to run off of the onboard sound solution but there seems to be alot of interference, however, when I try to use the PCI-card (a C-Media chipset) it takes a lot time to connect from a remote client and there is no sound coming through at all. I've checked all mixer settings t...

Hello, I just would like to let you know that after investigating a while, it seems to me that the vmlinuz kernel ( Centos 5.6 Xen ) tftp transfer is hanging because there look to be some buffer overflow on the client side because after a while ( more or less 50Kb transfer ) , there is no more acknoledgment coming back from the client even in the last syslinux distribution revision

.... This is hard because C is > inherently a non-portable language, and this is only scratching the surface > of the issues. To really fix this, OpenCL would have to be subset > substantially, like the EFI C dialect. > > > LLVM isn't actually a virtual machine. It's widely acknoledged that the > > name "LLVM" is a historical artifact which doesn't reliably connote what > > LLVM actually grew to be. LLVM IR is a compiler IR. > > It sounds like you're picking a very specific definition of what a VM is. > LLVM certainly isn't a high leve...

> > Have you tried 5.10 in your environment on a BIOS machine to see whether > that works and which port numbers it uses? > > -- > Matt Fleming, Intel Open Source Technology Center > Hi Matt, I think I've found the problem. In /core/fs/pxe/tftp.c in function tftp_open: First you do a core_udp_connect to port 69 (TFTP) at line 264. -> source port = x After that

On Oct 4, 2011, at 4:56 PM, Talin wrote: > > LLVM isn't actually a virtual machine. It's widely acknoledged that the > > name "LLVM" is a historical artifact which doesn't reliably connote what > > LLVM actually grew to be. LLVM IR is a compiler IR. > > It sounds like you're picking a very specific definition of what a VM is. LLVM certainly isn't a high level vi...

On Tue, Oct 4, 2011 at 5:08 PM, Chris Lattner <clattner at apple.com> wrote: > > On Oct 4, 2011, at 4:56 PM, Talin wrote: > > > LLVM isn't actually a virtual machine. It's widely acknoledged that the >> > name "LLVM" is a historical artifact which doesn't reliably connote what >> > LLVM actually grew to be. LLVM IR is a compiler IR. >> >> It sounds like you're picking a very specific definition of what a VM is. >> LLVM certainly i...

...endianness abstractions. This is hard because C is inherently a non-portable language, and this is only scratching the surface of the issues. To really fix this, OpenCL would have to be subset substantially, like the EFI C dialect. > LLVM isn't actually a virtual machine. It's widely acknoledged that the > name "LLVM" is a historical artifact which doesn't reliably connote what > LLVM actually grew to be. LLVM IR is a compiler IR. It sounds like you're picking a very specific definition of what a VM is. LLVM certainly isn't a high level virtual machine like J...

On Tue, 2003-05-27 at 19:24, adam leigh wrote: > Hallo, > > I'm trying to run two seperate live audio streams on my Redhat 8 box. I've got > two sound devices that linux (begrudgingly) acknoledges. I can get Ices2 to > run off of the onboard sound solution but there seems to be alot of > interference, however, when I try to use the PCI-card (a C-Media chipset) it > takes a lot time to connect from a remote client and there is no sound coming > through at all. > > I'v...

Does the MWI feature work with IAX2? I have read where it should but cannot get the indicator to work on any of the IAX softphones that I have tried which have this feature. I even did an IAX debug and did not see where and indication was sent to the phone when it registered. IAX2 registration session: *CLI> Rx-Frame Retry[ No] -- OSeqno: 000 ISeqno: 000 Type: IAX Subclass: REGREQ

...Szerencsits wrote: > Hello, > > I tried to boot the new syslinux.efi (32bit) from the released > syslinux 6 via PXE. In a wireshark trace I can see that the > syslinux.efi was loaded successfully via TFTP. Then the client try to > load ldlinux.e32. I see the request and also the acknoledgement in the > trace. After that the client try to load the file, but the source port > is changed to tftp request port + 1. Have you tried 5.10 in your environment on a BIOS machine to see whether that works and which port numbers it uses? -- Matt Fleming, Intel Open Source Technology Cent...

On Tue, 25 Jun, at 01:51:52PM, Michael Szerencsits wrote: > Hi Matt, > > I think I've found the problem. Thanks for doing this analysis. > In /core/fs/pxe/tftp.c in function tftp_open: > First you do a core_udp_connect to port 69 (TFTP) at line 264. -> source port = x > After that you sent the filerequest at line 265 > You receive the fileinfo and also the used port

> Isn't the server complaining because port 7012 is unreachable? Not the > other way around? It really doesn't matter to the server what the value > of the source port is from the client. > > Looking at your network packet dump from a previous email, > > Source Destination Protocal SPort DPort Description > 10.0.0.100 10.0.0.1 tftp 1479

Hi... I am new to Wine... so I went from running to Solitaire to Running ColdFusion studio grin. I installed CFS by running the setup from CD using wine. All seemed to go OK, but when I try to run the application I get this error.... 0806a430:fixme:win32:PE_CreateModule Unknown directory 15 ignored and it bombs out... any ideas ?? Help ?? Thanks Benj.

...h of complicated infrastructure to implement which are rarely used. And if you want light-weight execution, you'll probably need to translate it into something else better suited for it first. This all doesn't sound very appealing. LLVM isn't actually a virtual machine. It's widely acknoledged that the name "LLVM" is a historical artifact which doesn't reliably connote what LLVM actually grew to be. LLVM IR is a compiler IR. Dan

Hi Guys, I have a need to alter the general timeout in Asterisk. I am wondering if this is something that is hard coded into Asterisk code or if there is a parameter that can be set somewhere. For outbound, I am using x. and hence unless I append a # sign, I would have to wait maybe 5 seconds or so for the call to go through. Is there anywhere in Asterisk that I can change this 5 seconds to

> On Wed, 2003-06-04 at 22:01, adam leigh wrote: > > > When broadcasting live media off of any sound card other than the primary > > (Default, aka: /dev/dsp) sound device I only end up broadcasting silence. > > so there's a connection to icecast being maintained and icecast shows a > stream with so many listeners (status.xsl) ? That's right. Icecast

...ructure to implement which > are rarely used. And if you want light-weight execution, you'll > probably need to translate it into something else better suited for it > first. This all doesn't sound very appealing. > > LLVM isn't actually a virtual machine. It's widely acknoledged that the > name "LLVM" is a historical artifact which doesn't reliably connote what > LLVM actually grew to be. LLVM IR is a compiler IR. > > Dan > > _______________________________________________ > LLVM Developers mailing list > LLVMdev at cs.uiuc.edu...

...s. Nothing on the mixer app seems to change this. --acl <p>> On Tue, 2003-05-27 at 19:24, adam leigh wrote: > > Hallo, > > > > I'm trying to run two seperate live audio streams on my Redhat 8 box. I've got > > two sound devices that linux (begrudgingly) acknoledges. I can get Ices2 to > > run off of the onboard sound solution but there seems to be alot of > > interference, however, when I try to use the PCI-card (a C-Media chipset) it > > takes a lot time to connect from a remote client and there is no sound coming > > through at all...