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I know, I probably gave a lot of people heart attacks just from that title. I'm not saying that I would actually try flashing my BIOS with WINE, I was just wondering, purely out of theoretical curiosity, if it's even possible to flash the BIOS by initiating an "exe" BIOS flasher from within WINE. I would suspect not, given that WINE "can't even" run Windows drivers, and from my novice viewpoint, to do this would seem to be even lower than a driver. That said, you never know. However, WINE does manage memory, I've heard. Doesn't an exe BIOS flasher (...

...rk find for my windows without problem. Now, on the other part on my network, I have about 10 Mac OS computer (8.2 & 9.2 series). On my debian server i have install netatalk in order to be able to share files between windows clients and Mac OS clients. In the appletalk network, I have two flashers (Big printers for graphics) namely Agfa accuset 1000 and Agfa avanta 2525. These flashers are shared only in the Mac OS network. My aim is to allow some graphics designers working on windows and valid users to be able to print on these flashers. I saw that netatalk permit to share printer thr...

I have a 50 gig OCZ Vertex LE drive that needs a firmware update. When I run the Windows only flash program in wine it doesnt see the SATA ssd drive it needs to flash. I have booted off another hard disk. I need administrator privileges to see the drive so I config'd wine for win98. I also tried to manually add the drive in wine config by adding the /media/xxxx path and also manually

Hi group, I need to 'flash' an SD card to be used to boot a Tiny6410. The flash program (SD-flasher.exe) runs on Winder$. I don't have a Winder$ partition anymore, so I'm trying to run it under wine. It runs but can't see the SD card. The SD reader is incorporated into my laptop and is /dev/sdb. I am assuming SD-flasher is functionally the same as grub-install? Any ideas??

OK What client cards do work? For each of the following: 802.11a 802.11b Media: PCI PCMCIA USB OS: FreeBSD 4.7 Recomendations please Thanks David ----- Original Message ----- From: <john@critchley.biz> To: "vizion communication" <vizion@ixpres.com> Sent: Monday, April 14, 2003 2:04 PM Subject: Re: Annother Wireless network card annother problem > > > > I

Hello, I have an LG GSA-4163B drive. Recently I had many problems with the drive not recognizing correct writing speed, and locking up hard on many DVD-RW media. When I bought the drive, the latest firmware was at version A100, and it was available bundled with a DOS flasher. Unfortunately LG dropped DOS support, and now all the firmware updates are Windows only. As the drive was barely usable anyway, I decided to risk and try to run the updater on Wine. I downloaded an official internet updater from LG site, named LGODD_AutoFW2.exe. At first it didn't wanted to...

Hi all I installed *wine 9.6 on fedora4, IE6* , and *APPs* for *CALC TI83 plus * i tried to use the *USB *cable to connect to the *CALC* but did`t work then i used *serial cable* after i make *? ln -s /dev/ttyS0 ~/dosdevices/com1? *then i run the "TI Connect APPs" to coonect to the *CALC *it finds the *COM1* when it tried connect to the* CALC* but connection filed. any one

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Warning, Complete NOoB! Ok here's the deal, I'd like to use this flash tool to flash a new ROM to my Sony X10 using my Mac. I found wine and am having trouble because I don't understand prefixes or how to make them. My Mac's stats. 2 Ghz Intel Core Duo Memory 2gb 667 Mhz DDR2 SDRAM Mac OS X 10.5.8 And I have Wine 1.1.44 , tried Update and says I am using the latest

...troller : def create @vendor = Vendor.new(params[:vendor]) if @vendor.save respond_to do |format| flash[:notice] = "New vendor #{@vendor.name} was saved!" format.html { redirect_to vendors_path } format.js end end end -- rjs : page.replace_html ''flasher'', flash[:notice] unless flash[:notice].blank? page.insert_html :after, ''vendors_title'', :partial => ''vendor'', :object => Vendor.find(:all, :order => ''name'') I tried adding sessions to my app w...

I’ve encountered this kind of architecture before, a long time ago (academically). In a flat-address-space machine such as X64, there is still an instruction/data distinction, but usually only down at the level of I-cache versus D-cache (instruction fetch versus data fetch). A Harvard architecture machine exposes that to the programmer, which effectively doubles the available address space.