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I am using the Mate desktop on CentOS 7 and have found that the mouse intermittently becomes unresponsive for a few seconds, typically no more than 3-5 seconds. I do not remember seeing that when I used the regular Gnome desktop on CentOS 6 but I could misremember. The machine is fast and uses a dual-monitor setup with the native nVidia graphics driver. Is this really to be expected? I thought this was not an issue on Linux or maybe I am engaging in wishful thinking...

...ntil very recently, we used to have a "syslinux-commits" mailing list (and its archive). Would it be possible to have "syslinux-commits" back (and its archive)? IIRC, it was "linked" to the commits published at git.zytor.com/syslinux/syslinux.git/ but I could be misremembering. It would be helpful if the "syslinux-commits" mailing list (and archive) would be re-established _before_ updating the git.zytor.com repo with the recent commits. TIA, Ady.

...ep for > them to willingly reduce prices unless and until other vendors can undercut > them in a large enough scale. But it seems that a lot of people in larger > businesses still like the security of "IBM" (even if they choose to run > Linux on the boxes). > Unless I'm misremembering, these are midway between small server and mainframe. I just did a search, and only found used systems, never new, and they were all "refurbed", starting at $1500, and going up to $22k... and still refurbed. I think my guess of new, > $100k is about right. mark

...a colleague was working on it, but basically, yum said something like "package already installed" and refused to downgrade it, even though the package is in our repository. I have a strong sense that yum _used to_ downgrade packages if asked to install an older version, but perhaps I am misremembering. Nevertheless, I want to ask: is this a bug in yum? If asked to install a specific version, should it not upgrade OR downgrade as needed? Regards, Anand

...t; So I just edited /etc/nut/upsd.users to add both the commands it claims >> to have but get this response to either: > > In your original example, you had multiple “instcmd =“ lines for one user- I think the allowed commands all need to be listed on one instcmd line. Ignore this, I misremembered (and didn't read far enough down the URL I sent). Multiple allowed commands are specified with one command per instcmd.

...ble, you quite likely > will lose the whole volume) Doesn't mdraid support changing RAID levels? I think it will even do it reasonably safely (though still better not to have a power failure!). I have a vague memory of adding a drive to a RAID5 and converting it to a RAID6 but I could be misremembering. --keith -- kkeller at wombat.san-francisco.ca.us

...T_IV], [1], > > [Define if libcrypto has EVP_CIPHER_CTX_set_iv])]) > > > > AC_SEARCH_LIBS sets that definition by default anyway. Damien, is there > any reason we can't delete all those args? IIRC I tried that and it didn't work, but maybe I'm misremembering. -d

...ht after SSA is > constructed, but potentially not after transformations? I do not recall this being *required*. It certainly will miss optimizations if you have a pruned form (there are still testcases in gcc bugzilla i believe), but i do not believe it will generate incorrect code. I could be misremembering. The main annoying invariant i recall is that it requires SSA live ranges of original program variables do not overlap in order for ESSA renaming to come out correct. Even simple optimizations on renaming forms will generate destroy this invariant. It certainly can be made true as a pre-pas...

...that tinc continues PINGing over TCP metaconnections even when an UDP tunnel is established, to keep the metaconnection alive. In fact I was under the impression that the 1.1 branch already did that or that I had submitted some code to do that at some point in the past, but it looks like I maybe be misremembering things. On 13 September 2017 at 16:13, Guus Sliepen <guus at tinc-vpn.org> wrote: > On Fri, Sep 08, 2017 at 06:35:41AM +0800, Bright Zhao wrote: > > > And, I ran a constant ping from the tinc client’s IP to the tinc > server’s IP, it shows, the pings are all successfully...

...there being separate notions of "reviewers" and "subscribers", so with this being in the "Add reviewers" not I thought "to subscribe" meant "to add as a reviewer". Actually from what I recall, llvm-commits had been added automatically (but I might misremember). (I hope this kind of feedback helps to improve the documentation.) Kind regards, Ralf > >   > > The standard procedure is also to ping reviews weekly, which helps get review > activity in most cases. > >   > > *From: *llvm-dev <llvm-dev-bounces at lists.llvm....

...had asked for and 2) it already *mostly* worked for tap devices, so most of the work was related to macvtap (my memory is already fuzzy, but I think there were a couple privileged operations we still tried to do for standard tap devices even if they were precreated (standard disclaimer: I often misremember, so this memory could be wrong! But definitely precreated tap devices do work). I think though that when someone from kubevirt actually tried using a precreated macvtap device, they found that their precreated device wasn't visible at all to the unprivileged libvirtd in the pod, because...

Hi, The coding standard document doesn't mention anything about preferred indentation width (only not to change per-file and not make massive re-tabbing diffs), but I swear I've had people complain at me for not using 2 spaces in new files I've committed. Am I misremembering, or is there a preferred tabwidth of 2, and if so where is it / should it be documented? Cheers, James -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/attachments/20120229/f736f58c/attachment.html>

...r 2016, at 16:11, David Blaikie via llvm-dev <llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org> wrote: > > if we expected the first person to write a syntax highlighter (or even the larger Clang Tooling/AST Matcher infrastructure) to library-ify Clang, those efforts wouldn't've happened Perhaps I’m misremembering, but didn’t the first person to write a syntax highlighter using clang write libclang, precisely because the internal clang APIs were changing too frequently? David

..., 2024, at 13:24, Jochen Bern <Jochen.Bern at binect.de> wrote: > > ?[ProxyCommand with 'nc'...] if you know how disparate the options of "nc"/netcat can look from one distrib to the next, you'll immediately know why this suggestion has me concerned. :-} I may be misremembering or completely wrong, but isn't 'ssh -W' intended to be a replacement for 'nc' in ProxyCommands?

...>> bad magic number as if you specify it via dtb, but that >> should probably be fixed in the kernel :-) > > I don't really see how this would be possible - the "complaining code" > is just a normal platform device probe function. Sorry, you're correct and I misremembered. I just retested with specifying via command line and it behaves the same way as via dtb. -- PMM

...>> bad magic number as if you specify it via dtb, but that >> should probably be fixed in the kernel :-) > > I don't really see how this would be possible - the "complaining code" > is just a normal platform device probe function. Sorry, you're correct and I misremembered. I just retested with specifying via command line and it behaves the same way as via dtb. -- PMM

...gt;> list (and its archive). >> >> Would it be possible to have "syslinux-commits" back (and its archive)? >> >> IIRC, it was "linked" to the commits published at >> >> git.zytor.com/syslinux/syslinux.git/ >> >> but I could be misremembering. >> >> It would be helpful if the "syslinux-commits" mailing list (and >> archive) would be re-established _before_ updating the git.zytor.com >> repo with the recent commits. >> > > You are right, I didn't notice it was broken. I'll fix...

...a relatively simple change, but of course it feels rather unsatisfying and suffers from the problem that there's now some redundancy. On discussing this on IRC, I believe Hal had suggested that we might want to consider adding some way to add metadata on function arguments (and I apologize if I misremembered the exact proposal), to be able to write things like: call void @llvm.memcpy(i8* %dest !tbaa !1 !noalias !2, i8* %src !tbaa !2 !noalias !3, ...) Of course we currently don't allow this kind of thing in the IR at all, so this would be a pretty major change. I'd like to solicit some opi...

Hi, I have successfully installed Debian using PXE boot and the local tftp server of Qemu. To do that I grab a copy of netboot.tar.gz for the amd64 architecture from the debian website for Buster (10.1), extracted it then recreate the symlink found: - mklink ldlinux.c32 debian-installer\amd64\boot-screens\ldlinux.c32 - mklink pxelinux.0 debian-installer\amd64\pxelinux.0 - mklink /D pxelinux.cfg

...structed, but potentially not after transformations? > I do not recall this being *required*. It certainly will miss > optimizations if you have a pruned form (there are still testcases in > gcc bugzilla i believe), but i do not believe it will generate > incorrect code. > I could be misremembering. > The main annoying invariant i recall is that it requires SSA live > ranges of original program variables do not overlap in order for ESSA > renaming to come out correct. Even simple optimizations on renaming > forms will generate destroy this invariant. Actually, what I was...