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2006 Nov 23
3
reaccessing array at a later date - trying to write it to file
...q(88.542, -88.542, length=94),
lons=seq(0, 360-1.875, length=192),
date=vector(length=nyr*12),
data=array(NA, c(nyr*12, 94*192))
)
I tried
> save(data.out, file="/home/jenny/data/data.out.RData", ascii=TRUE) and
combination of ways to re-access it but I couldn't reaccess it and therefore use
the data within.
I then tried
> dput(data.out,file="/home/jmb/sst_precip/gribdata/data.out.RData",
control="showAttributes")
#but the associated dget seemed to freeze my terminal window up and took much
too long (I gave up after about 15 minutes) to...
2007 Aug 16
3
Offline files enabled clients are loosing network drives
Hello,
since the update to Samba 3.0.25b Clients which have offline files enabled
- typically notebooks - are sporadical loosing their network drives.
In the samba logs I see:
"read_data: read failure for 4 bytes to client 192.168.1.58. Error = Connection timed out"
After a new login the client can connect again to the shares again, but
after some minutes of work the same thing
2007 Apr 18
1
[patch 8/9] Guest page hinting: discarded page list.
...age test for the bit
and puts the page to a per-cpu discarded page list if it is set.
try_to_free_pages does an smp_call_function to collect all the
partial discarded page lists and frees them.
There are two reasons why this is desirable. First, discarded page are
really cold. Before the guest can reaccess the page frame the host
needs to provide a fresh page. It is faster to use only non-discarded
pages which do not require a host action as long as the working set
of the guest allows it.
The second reason has to do with the peculiars of the s390 architecture.
The discard fault exception delivers th...
2007 Apr 18
1
[patch 8/9] Guest page hinting: discarded page list.
...age test for the bit
and puts the page to a per-cpu discarded page list if it is set.
try_to_free_pages does an smp_call_function to collect all the
partial discarded page lists and frees them.
There are two reasons why this is desirable. First, discarded page are
really cold. Before the guest can reaccess the page frame the host
needs to provide a fresh page. It is faster to use only non-discarded
pages which do not require a host action as long as the working set
of the guest allows it.
The second reason has to do with the peculiars of the s390 architecture.
The discard fault exception delivers th...