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2000 Oct 27
1
par(ask=T) in termplot() (PR#711)
...nd they seem
to work OK. The corresponding modifications for the .Rd files are:
$ diff plot.lm.Rd plot.lm.new.Rd
11c11
< ask = interactive() && one.fig && length(which) > 1
---
> ask = interactive() && one.fig && nb.fig < length(which)
$ bdiff termplot.Rd termplot.new.Rd
11a12,13
> ask = interactive() && one.fig && nb.fig < length(which)
> && .Device != "postscript",
28a31,32
> \item{ask}{logical; if \code{TRUE}, the user is \emph{ask}ed before
> each plot, see \co...
2002 Nov 28
0
Netware copy fails
...happens with both IP and IPX connections to N:.
If I ftp the broken file from my PC to the Solaris server, and then copy it back to my PC, it is "fixed". I can once again drag and drop it to the samba share.
ftp both the "good" file and the "bad" file to Solaris. Run bdiff, and the files are identical. So, is it something in the inode information (or whatever there is in Netware) that is causing the problem?
It would be good to hear from someone who has seen similar so I know I'm not imagining this!
David
David Stone
Systems and Database Administrator
The Maca...
2000 Oct 25
2
par(ask=T) in termplot()
Hi,
I think it would be nice to have par(ask=T) set by default in termplot(),
like it is in plot.lm().
Best,
Emmanuel Paradis
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2010 Jun 15
3
about rsyncing of block devices
...py-devices patch to rsync available, but it only
allows to rsync a block device into a regular file. Someone
suggested that the --keep-device option be added to rsync for
that, but I don't think anyone did implement it.
Then I started to look at alternatives including: xdelta,
xdelta3, bsdiff, bdiff, bdelta, open-vcdiff. Unfortunately,
among those supporting block devices, none were able to "patch"
a device without rewriting it fully (which defeats my purpose as
I only want the modifications to be written so the qcow2 image
grows only as much).
Then I decided the best option was to...