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2007 Aug 09
0
help with libevent and CentOS 5
...dency Resolution
> Error: Missing Dependency: libevent-1.1a.so.1()(64bit) is needed by
package
> nfs-utils
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> A lot of googling hasn't produced a fix.
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> Any ideas?
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> Thanks.
>
> Scott
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2007 Oct 03
2
Please review Network Virtualization page for Wikipedia
..." that I will submit to Wikipedia. The first page is a general network virtualization page. From this page, I will contribute a subpage on the Crossbow projects. These two articles are the first of a number of online articles on Crossbow that I''ll be creating on behalf of the Crossbow iteam.
The article uses Wikipedia''s recommended, encyclopedic style. It is essentially a survey. The attached file is in GenHTML. Some of the links aren''t live but they will be when I redo by hand the article in Wikipedia''s Wiki markup.
Anyway, I apologize for the generic, v...
2002 Oct 31
7
Symbols for male/female
...* diam/2
y.ring <- sin (seq (0, 2*pi, len= 500)) * diam/2
lines (x.ring + X[1], y.ring + X[2], lwd= lw)
segments (c (0, -diam/4) + X[1],
c (-diam/2, -3*diam/4) + X[2],
c (0, diam/4) + X[1],
c ( -diam , -3*diam/4) + X[2], lwd= lw)
}
and to plot several iteams at a time
female <- function (x, y, d= 1, p= 1, l= 1) {
## x, y vectors of x and y coordinates
## d: diameter
## p: proportion of symbol
## l: line width
xy <- cbind (x, y)
apply (xy, 1, FUN= one.female, diam= d, prop= p, lw= l)
}
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2002 Oct 31
7
Symbols for male/female
...* diam/2
y.ring <- sin (seq (0, 2*pi, len= 500)) * diam/2
lines (x.ring + X[1], y.ring + X[2], lwd= lw)
segments (c (0, -diam/4) + X[1],
c (-diam/2, -3*diam/4) + X[2],
c (0, diam/4) + X[1],
c ( -diam , -3*diam/4) + X[2], lwd= lw)
}
and to plot several iteams at a time
female <- function (x, y, d= 1, p= 1, l= 1) {
## x, y vectors of x and y coordinates
## d: diameter
## p: proportion of symbol
## l: line width
xy <- cbind (x, y)
apply (xy, 1, FUN= one.female, diam= d, prop= p, lw= l)
}
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