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...algorithms[1]. Suffixes Sorting (i.e. the problem of sorting suffixes of a given string) is the main bottleneck of BWT and really significant progress has been made in this area since the first algorithms of Manbers and Myers[2] and Larsson and Sadakane[3], notably the new linear time algorithms of Karkkainen and Sanders[4]; Kim, Sim and Park[5] and Ko e aluru[6] and also the promising O(nlogn) algorithm of Karkkainen and Burkhardt[7]. As a conjecture, we believe that some intrinsic properties of ZFS and file systems in general (e.g. sparseness and data entropy in blocks) could be exploited in order to...

Hi! The problem appears to be the same I reported months ago: My Linux box (Hedronn) has //Delenn/C and //Delenn/D mounted to /mnt/delenn1 and /mnt/delenn2. I have a music player running on Hedronn almost 24/7, but Delenn runs W98 and thanks to that crashes quite often. The music played comes from //Delenn/D. Hedronn has probably been playing music from there when Delenn crashed, and now

Just a reminder to everyone that we're having our bi-weekly Virt Sig meeting today at 2pm., and it's a dial-in this week. Please e-mail me if you need the dial-in information -George

...ank the Lars Kurth at the Xen Project for helping bootstrap the initiative that lead to this project; Richard Sharp, Stefano Stabellini, James Bulpin and David Vrabel at the Citrix Xen Open Source group for their help on the Xen hypervisor; Frediano Zilio at Citrix for doing the Libvirt ports; Pasi Karkkainen in the CentOS-QA team for all the testing and feedback; Johnny Hughes at the CentOS Project for the packaging, updates and repository management; Darren Shepherd and Mike Dorman along with the GoDaddy Cloud Engineering team for their extensive testing; Antony Messerli and the Rackspace Hosting team...

...ank the Lars Kurth at the Xen Project for helping bootstrap the initiative that lead to this project; Richard Sharp, Stefano Stabellini, James Bulpin and David Vrabel at the Citrix Xen Open Source group for their help on the Xen hypervisor; Frediano Zilio at Citrix for doing the Libvirt ports; Pasi Karkkainen in the CentOS-QA team for all the testing and feedback; Johnny Hughes at the CentOS Project for the packaging, updates and repository management; Darren Shepherd and Mike Dorman along with the GoDaddy Cloud Engineering team for their extensive testing; Antony Messerli and the Rackspace Hosting team...

Hi list, I've recently acquired Myst ME. The CD has a single .exe file in the root, Myst.exe, which I believe is an installer (although it could be the game .exe too). When running this exe, A file selector window pops up, with the title "Where is "Main"?", and the filetype is Director Movie. I tried with both the newest release, and the cvs version (20050111), and

Hi again, It seems that this might be related to the decorator issues. Atleast it's bitching about loading the human-style I'm using. It's weirder than that, though, since my desktop seems to be ok-good-to-go (Aside the not working rotate). I mean that decorations seem to be the same as they were earlier. -- Kalle

Hi, I know this is know thing about the java windows being blank. I also kinda guess that it is not a priority to get it fixed to a lot of you ppl. So, I'm here to help! :) It's really pain to be using Xnest and all those to work with java-swing development, and I'd like to see this fixed. There was nothing of this in the archives, so whats the plan? Anybody working on

Hi, I'm running ubuntu edgy with compiz, switched from gentoo to ubuntu for faster updates (emerge is way slow with source builds..). So far, I like it. but that is not the issue I'm addressing now. I've noted that with both these machines, when I'm doing something that tints the whole screen to gray (like trying to logout, or using some software that prompts for sudo