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mhh, we shouldn't call to Linux APIs from within of nvkm. Rather gaurd the Linux glue code to the i2c stuff instead, but this is all done from inside of nvkm. I think we should move it out into drm/nouveau/nouveau_i2c.c and do the handling there. On Tue, Jul 17, 2018 at 1:59 AM, Lyude Paul <lyude at redhat.com> wrote: > The i2c bus can be both accessed by DRM itself, along with any

Sam Fourman Jr. wrote: > has anyone ever gotten lineage 2 to work in wine? You are looking in the wrong place. That's what we have AppDB for: http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iAppId=2273

On Tue, 17 Jul 2018 at 20:18, Karol Herbst <kherbst at redhat.com> wrote: > > mhh, we shouldn't call to Linux APIs from within of nvkm. Rather gaurd > the Linux glue code to the i2c stuff instead, but this is all done > from inside of nvkm. I think we should move it out into > drm/nouveau/nouveau_i2c.c and do the handling there. Huh? No, this is completely fine. >

I want to install lineage 2 but i don't have any idea how to do that.. I was reading the supported games of Code Weavers and i don't found lineage 2 but i know people who play in linux. I use ubuntu 7.1 Sorry my bad english, can someone help me?

Sam Fourman Jr. wrote: > I was hoping someone here would know how to make Game Gaurd Work (or at least not care that we have Wine) It does not and will not ever work on Wine, unless it's broken in some way. It's a kernel level rootkit which can't be supported on Wine. The ways to break it - is off-topic here and should not be discussed.

The attached patches fixes and cleans up the build when configured with --without-openssl. Summary: * Fix KEX_SERVER_ENCRYPT macro in myproposal.h * Fix unresolved symbols in ssh-keygen.c * Isolate openssl code and extend WITH_OPENSSL wrappers around it * Make ed25519 default key type in ssh-keygen when configured --without-openssl -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was

I remember having this discussion on IRC before, so Ezra if you could remind me that would be appreciated: Why do we check for the existence of the controller file in (what is now) Request#controller_class? The reason I ask is that I would like to implement some sort of "Rails engine" like features for gem plugins--in other words, drop in a gem that has controllers/views etc.

Now that most of you have worked overtime to show why most people are continually pissed at Nix Users (all except two of course). The problem I can see is the downright technosnobbery involved. There is nothing wrong with Linux. I play around with RH9 and FreeBSD and find that most things run fine. But you get into a problem where it keeps asking for the same blamed libraries over and over on

Hi, Would someone be able to explain how ruby class/object contexts work from the point of view of a deployed rails application using FASTCGI and noting there are multiple Ruby processes running (say on dreamhost for example). Some questions to help clarify what I''m trying to understand: a) how do incoming URL requests get spread across the multiple Ruby processes (let''s

This fixes quite a number of runtime PM bugs I found that have been causing some pretty nasty issues such as: - Deadlocking on boot - Connector probing potentially not working while the GPU is in runtime suspend - i2c char dev not working while the GPU is in runtime suspend - aux char dev not working while the GPU is in runtime suspend There's definitely more parts of nouveau that need