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...run into other reports of similar occurrences and some of these refer to this bug report: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=632650 However, that report is closed as being a duplicate of: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=562273 Which is not available to viewing by the great unwashed. Nonetheless, following the discussion thread in the bug report that I can view it appears that this issue was supposedly resolved sometime in late 2012. >From what I can gather the fix was to disable ASPM L1 for this model adaptor in the e1000e driver module. * Upstream commit d4a4206ebbaf48...

...ural clients in hard to reach terrain. Some of the kit used had a management interface that ONLY ran on an old, very specific version of java. No, the supplier was not interested in providing updates, what they provided - worked. The network was essentially private, thus difficult for the great unwashed to gain access and then in some way compromise the system. BTW, the particular version of java was only supported on WindozeXP and an old version of IE - thus it ran in a virtualbox and was only made alive when access to the radio system was required. welcome to the real world of 2016, there a...

...= 0 which is 1 speaker/ 1 channel Has this been written explicitly into the standard? Which standard should I be looking at? http://xiph.org/vorbis/doc/Vorbis_I_spec.html#id342556 specifies only Mapping = 0 The reason why I'm searching for the actual physical definition of the flag is the unwashed Ambisonic Community would like this to be just a bit (bit 1) rather than a single value (Mapping = 1) That's cos we might want more bits from yus guys later if / when we have more than 16 channels ( more than 3rd order Ambi) -- Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. Checked by AVG Free Ed...

On 3/27/23 03:25, rack00terry at icloud.com wrote: > Horses for courses perhaps. But I get way too much email, and > personally find book marking a current web conversation much easier. Not to sound rude, but sounds like a 'you' problem and not an 'Icecast mailing list' problem. > Moreover, I don?t want my email address shared with a massive (presumably) list, so I

There has been a steady stream of updates of security issues for 5.6. I'm curious about the timeline for these updates from centos...:)

On Sep 14, 2004, at 12:52 AM, Reid Spencer wrote: >> What >> does LLVM expect to keep in /etc/llvm and where would it keep it on >> Windows? > > I expect this would just be in the Windows directory (C:\WINNT or > C:\WINDOWS) Eww. Come now. C:\Program Files\Low Level Virtual Machine\Configuration :-) -Brian

...ves. Spider Baby's always been one of my favorite psychotronic films. You have been sorely missed! Mysterian Predicts Previous Posts A NOTE FROM DR. And now it's time for righteous folk To shove them out the door. Maybe the young ones who haven't learned to be repulsed by the unwashed masses? The Essential Ghoul's Record Shelf A song-by-song tour through pop music's unexpected fascination with the ghastly and supernatural. And now it's time for righteous folk To shove them out the door. Only recently discovered your blog and am Loving it with a capital L! "A...

...ves. Spider Baby's always been one of my favorite psychotronic films. You have been sorely missed! Mysterian Predicts Previous Posts A NOTE FROM DR. And now it's time for righteous folk To shove them out the door. Maybe the young ones who haven't learned to be repulsed by the unwashed masses? The Essential Ghoul's Record Shelf A song-by-song tour through pop music's unexpected fascination with the ghastly and supernatural. And now it's time for righteous folk To shove them out the door. Only recently discovered your blog and am Loving it with a capital L! "A...

Hey all, I know you all saw the topic and let out a groan. However, I understand how to get an overhead paging system to work with respect *, however I am now looking for a small(?) paging amp, that I could hook 3 or 4 horns to. I would like to just have the * extention be routed to a soundcard and out an output, so I would like an amp that is voice signal activated. Has anyone found anything

Is this replacing Astricon this year? If so it looks like a pretty poor showing in comparison to Astricon Dallas last year. Cheers, Dean ________________________________ From: Carl Ford [mailto:carlf at vonmag.com] Sent: Wednesday, 18 July 2007 9:09 AM To: Dean Collins Subject: Announcing Digium/Asterisk World's Conference Program

That was not helpful - I explained that I had to run this version. On January 8, 2016 5:18:36 PM EST, Peter <peter at pajamian.dhs.org> wrote: >On 09/01/16 10:08, H wrote: >> In order to run a certain software package that runs as a java applet >I had to install Centos 3.8 on a 32-bit server. After installation I >upgraded the installation using yum after repointing the

...more choices out there and streaming over IP is no longer quite as new and cool. Being cooler, being technically better, is not enough. Being free and open-source in itself doesn't cut it in the mass market. MP3, these days, is "free enough" and easily available for use by the unwashed masses. So... what would make me as a professional broadcaster seriously consider Ogg? Two things: ONE: We use an embedded player at Pulverradio.com that's done in Flash. For our part we just modified an off-the-shelf player for our station and the result is we receive very little email...

On Mon, 2004-09-13 at 22:38, Jeff Cohen wrote: > I don't know anything about Interix. > It may be best to defer a true Win32 port. It's not just the time it > would take to do it, it's the time to keep it up to date as LLVM > evolves. The Win32 port will constantly break, and I don't have the > time to keep fixing it. I've got my own time-consuming projects :)

On Fri, Dec 17, 2004 at 10:00:19PM -0300, Mr Dihelson Mendonca wrote: > The problem with Icecast OGG system is that common > people doesn't want to download any other software in > order to listen to a radio station, even a plugin... Of course. But that's not the whole story. Microsoft only supports MP3 because so many people listen to mp3 radio stations and files. And before

I had this idea, and after looking for something like this already in progress, I found another guy who tried to start it... But I was unable to contact him, and his project seems to be dead. But, I believe it is possible, and I wanted to know the opinion of the experienced... So, let's go: I got an asterisk server setup to receive free calls from US to Brazil. The problem is that at my work,

I need arguments pro-S-PLUS and against SAS for a meeting I will have next week. S-Plus is (90 - 99)% compatible with R, so using S-Plus will make things much easier for everyone. But I can't use this argument. What other arguments could I use? Alberto Monteiro

This patch is a revert of 'commit bb01b64cfab7 ("mm/balloon_compaction.c: enqueue zero page to balloon device")' Ballooned pages will be marked as MADV_DONTNEED by the hypervisor and shouldn't be given to the host ksmd to scan. Therefore, it is not necessary to zero ballooned pages, which is very time consuming when the page amount is large. The ongoing fast balloon tests

This patch is a revert of 'commit bb01b64cfab7 ("mm/balloon_compaction.c: enqueue zero page to balloon device")' Ballooned pages will be marked as MADV_DONTNEED by the hypervisor and shouldn't be given to the host ksmd to scan. Therefore, it is not necessary to zero ballooned pages, which is very time consuming when the page amount is large. The ongoing fast balloon tests

I receieved my first PAP2-NA yesterday from our distributor(Tech Data). It installed pretty easily and has worked great so I went to order some more of these units today. When I logged into Tech Data this morning, the PAP2-NA was now marked as discontinued and no longer available and only the PAP2 version was available which is the Vonage branded version. :( I saw someone on the list say that

On Tue, 26 Feb 2008, Ted Neward wrote: > As a suggestion, what about having "Common Uses for LLVM" that list out what > the LLVM n00b needs if he wants to... > > (*) Get hello.c to compile and run in LLVM bitcode (This is the "what's the > absolute minimum I need to do to see this thing in action?" question.) > (*) Use LLVM as a back-end for a custom