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DHH asked for more documentation. Are those patches submitted indivdually per method or per module documented? Or are they submitted as some giant patch? Michael Genereux SimianCodex

Hi All, I have two data frames. The first contains data about a number of individuals, coded in the first column with a name, in an order I find convenient. The second contains different data about the same indivduals, in a different order. Both data frame have the individual names in the first column. I need to reorder the second data frame so the rows are rearranged in the same manner as the fist. How? I cannot turn the individual names in a numeric vairable with as.numeric(data1[,1]), because the two da...

...between my manual count and R output. Two subject's rows were not being detected by the subset command: For the AMHS where there was a discrepancy I then ran: wm <- subset (dec, AMHS == "WM") The problem appears to be that there is a space before the 'Open" value for two indivduals, as per the example below. 10/02/2010 Open 22/08/2007 Open Checking in EXCEL there does not appear to be a space and the format is the same (e.g 'general'). I resolved the problem by copying over the values for the two individuals where I identified a problem. Given this problem wa...

I am trying to sync several specific files over ssh. This works fine when I specify the files indivdually, a la: rsync -av --rsync-path=/usr/local/bin/rsync /etc/passwd remotehost:/etc/passwd What I want to do though, is update several files at once, a la: rsync -av --rsync-path=/usr/local/bin/rsync --include-from updatesys.inc remotehost: See below for updatesys.inc. The file list gets generated...

Hi, For further calculations I need to extract indivdual Variances of different random effects from a fitted model. I found out how to extract the correlations (VarCorr(m1)@reSumry$group1) but I was not able to find a way to extract the other components individually. To extract the Residuals I tried: (ranef(m1)@ stdErr) which unfortunately did not w...

Dear R users, can anybody explain me why the function glmmPQL(.) behaves in different ways, depending on the number of measurements/individuals you use? To show you this, I generated two examples. The first one includes 20 indivduals with each 100 repeated measurements (binary response), the second one includes 40 individuals. The 'individuals' differ only in different x values. I fitted logistic regression models with and without random intercepts. The coefficients and p values between dummy.glm20 and dummy.glmm20...

...hat there are N interrupts and possibly device tree > > paths to help user space interpret which interrupt is which. > > What if the interrupt map is for devices without explicit nodes, such > as with a PCI controller (ignore the fact that we would normally use > vfio_pci for the indivdual PCI devices instead)? > > You could say the same thing about ranges -- why expose ranges instead > of the individual child node regs after translation? Hmm...yes, I guess ranges and interrupt-map fall into the same basic type of resource category. I'm not sure it's realistic to...

...hat there are N interrupts and possibly device tree > > paths to help user space interpret which interrupt is which. > > What if the interrupt map is for devices without explicit nodes, such > as with a PCI controller (ignore the fact that we would normally use > vfio_pci for the indivdual PCI devices instead)? > > You could say the same thing about ranges -- why expose ranges instead > of the individual child node regs after translation? Hmm...yes, I guess ranges and interrupt-map fall into the same basic type of resource category. I'm not sure it's realistic to...

...ath.ethz.ch> >Ogg: [R] rearranging data frame rows > >Hi All, > >I have two data frames. The first contains data about a number of individuals, >coded in the first column with a name, in an order I find convenient. > >The second contains different data about the same indivduals, in a different >order. Both data frame have the individual names in the first column. > >I need to reorder the second data frame so the rows are rearranged in the same >manner as the fist. How? > >I cannot turn the individual names in a numeric vairable with >as.numeric...

...setup. I have various shares which have access to them by valid user = @unixgroup Some of the users in any particular group can get access whilst others cant. The curious thing is that this setup worked happily for some months and then, suddenly, it doesn't. I am now forced to list the users indivdually . I am open to ideas . Any and all help appreciated. Greg Andrews System Manager RGTechnologies Pty Ltd 606 Skipton Street Ballarat 3350 613 53363603 0417 511 731 andrews@rgt.com.au

...e current state of affairs of media under *IX environments. With no large corporation there to cram (god awful) standards down everyone's throats, everything seems to be incredibly disconnected and unorganized. I think this has become fairly obvious with the addition of vorbis support to many indivdual programs and dealing with the individual problems incurred therein. I'm not saying MCI is a good implementation, for assuredly it is not. But I believe the driving concept is sound. Is bringing some sort of standard media interface to the *IX environment not a worthwhile goal to work toward?...

...eds to > know is that there are N interrupts and possibly device tree > paths to help user space interpret which interrupt is which. What if the interrupt map is for devices without explicit nodes, such as with a PCI controller (ignore the fact that we would normally use vfio_pci for the indivdual PCI devices instead)? You could say the same thing about ranges -- why expose ranges instead of the individual child node regs after translation? > > In the case of both ranges and interrupt-maps, we'll also want to > > decide what the policy is for when to expose them directly,...

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Hi all, yesterday we had a drive failure on a fc-al jbod with 14 drives. Suddenly the zpool using that jbod stopped to respond to I/O requests and we get tons of the following messages on /var/adm/messages: Sep 3 15:20:10 fb2 scsi: [ID 107833 kern.warning] WARNING: /scsi_vhci/disk at g20000004cfd81b9f (sd52): Sep 3 15:20:10 fb2 SCSI transport failed: reason ''timeout'':

Hello, What follows is my attempt to describe how poison works. Let me know what you think. -- David # LLVM Poison Semantics Poison is an LLVM concept which exists solely to enable further optimization of LLVM IR. The exact behavior of poison has been, to say the least, confusing for users, researchers and engineers working with LLVM. This document hopes to clear up some of the confusion