It looks like the same hardware as last years!
I can feel it, my mind is going ....
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rothers wrote: Do some basic tests and let us know the results:
Ping your router by IP Address
rothers wrote: Ping your ISPs gateway by IP Address
rothers wrote: Ping your ISPs nameservers by IP Address
rothers wrote: Ping some external website by IP Address
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directory listing denied
This Virtual Directory does not allow contents to be listed
rothers wrote: Also what are your internal network settings ? IP addresses, default gateway, netmask etc.
Siliconpaul wrote: Hi,
I'm looking for 2 eprom's version 011 for an Indy R5000.
Is there someone that's has them and want's to sell them to my.
That guy makes my very happy.
Please let me now...
Paul.
mrj wrote: Or, and excuse my ignorance if this already possible, rip a movie stream into an image sequence/audio file combo. Think H264 qt7 files to compressed sgi's for further manipulation.
J
stuart wrote:If you're still having problems, could you run "nekosync --verbose --debug" and email me the output?[/list]
- Exactly what errors do you see when running nekosync (if any)?
- What is the output of "nekosync --show"
- What is the base version of your config file (first line of nekosync.conf - which should be 1.3)
- What are your settings for $safe and $pretend?
- Did you create the dist/inst directories yourself, or did you let nekosync do it? Are you running nekosync as the same user as you first ran it with?
- Do the permissions on your dist/inst directories look sensible?
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root@Oct2:/var/tmp/nekoware # ./nekosync.pl --show
Use of uninitialized value in -x at ./nekosync.pl line 514.
Use of uninitialized value in -x at ./nekosync.pl line 518.
Use of uninitialized value in -x at ./nekosync.pl line 522.
nekosync 1.2-6 actual values:
File Locations
--------------
tardist download path: --dist = "/usr/tmp/nekoware/dist"
Path for unpacked files: --inst = "/usr/tmp/nekoware/inst"
Temporary Directory: --temp = "/usr/tmp"
Directory for old files: --old = "obsolete"
(resolves to: "/usr/tmp/nekoware/dist/obsolete")
Binary locations
----------------
Path to GNU binaries: --path = "/usr/nekoware/bin"
tar command: --tar = "/usr/nekoware/bin/tar ..."
get command: --wget = "/usr/nekoware/bin/wget -q --passive-ftp -nd -np -O -"
sync command: --rsync = "/usr/sbin/rsync -bultS --delete-after -T /usr/tmp --suffix=\'\' --numeric-ids ..."
Download locations
------------------
Index file: "descript.ion"
HTTP mirror: --mirror = "http://www.mechanics.citg.tudelft.nl/~everdij/nekoware/current"
rsync mirror: --mirror = "mech001.citg.tudelft.nl::nekoware/current/*.tardist"
General settings
----------------
Synchronisation method: --get
Verbose output: --noverbose
Debug output: --nodebug
Safe file handling: --safe
Modify filesystem: --pretend
Delete obsolete files: --nodelete
Deletion warning threshold: --warn = "10"
Terminal width: --width = "80"
Launch swmgr on completion: --swmgr
Correctly configured: --configured = yes
Versions
--------
nekosync version: 1.2-6
nekosync latest version: 1.2-6
nekosync is up to date: yes
Check for updates? --update = no
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## nekosync configureation file, v1.3
#
# Please choose a mirror!
#
# Note that only "descript.ion" and the tardists are directly
# accessed, so there is no mirroring of other files or HTML.
#
mirror = 'http://www.mechanics.citg.tudelft.nl/~everdij/nekoware/current';
#$mirror = 'ftp://ftp.nekochan.net/pub/downloads/Nekoware/current';
#$mirror = 'http://mimgfx.homeunix.net/nekoware';
#$mirror = 'http://inferno.murdoch.edu.au/mincs/irix/nekochan';
#$mirror = 'http://reality.sgiweb.org/nekochan/current';
#
# rsync mirror to use (if "rsync" is chosen over "get" as the method to use)
#
rmirror = 'mech001.citg.tudelft.nl::nekoware/current/*.tardist';
#
# Space-separated additional paths to download data from
# (e.g. "beta", or "incoming http://mymirror.tld/nekoware" )
# HTTP and FTP additional servers are supported.
#
# (Only in effect when *not* using rsync - if you use rsync, try
# adjusting $rmirror and $rsyncargs)
#
extra = "beta";
#
# Should nekosync check whether a more up to date release is available before
# downloading packages?
# (use the "--checkonly" command line option to check this and exit)
#
updatecheck = TRUE;
#
# distloc is the location in which to save the downloaded .tardists;
# instloc is where the extracted files should be installed from.
#
distloc = "/usr/tmp/nekoware/dist";
instloc = "/usr/tmp/nekoware/inst";
#
# gnupath sets where to find sensible versions of standard tools,
# and the "bash" shell. This can safely be set to anywhere that
# bash-2.05 or higher is installed, therefore generally '/usr/gnu/bin'
# or '/usr/nekoware/bin'.
#
gnupath = '/usr/nekoware/bin';
#
# Should packages be fetched with $get (TRUE), or sync'd with $rsync (FALSE)?
#
useget = TRUE;
#
# Output verbose (and mostly superfluous ;) additional information.
#
verbose = FALSE;
##
## NB: To actually erase files, both $safe and $pretend must be FALSE
##
#
# Do not create distribution or installation directories, and don't
# erase/move files.
#
safe = FALSE;
#
# Don't extract tardists or erase/move obsolete files.
#
pretend = FALSE;
#
# Move old tardists to an "obsolete" directory (FALSE) or delete them (TRUE)?
# (Only when *not* using rsync)
#
delete = FALSE;
#
# Launch swmgr on completion?
#
launchswmgr = TRUE;
#
# Delete or comment-out the following line to confirm that you have
# configured nekosync. Pay special attention to the $safe and
# $pretend variables!
#
configured = FALSE;
#
##
## The settings below will be correct for almost everyone - please don't alter
## them unless you know what you're doing!
##
#
#
# Which stanadard "tar", "wget", and "rsync" utilities should be used?
#
# ("wget" can be substituted with any alternative utility if
# desired - but it must have wget's "-O" option to output
# downloaded data to STDOUT)
#
tar = "/usr/nekoware/bin/tar";
get = "/usr/nekoware/bin/wget";
#$rsync = "/usr/neokware/bin/rsync";
#
# Pass arguments to the "get" binary...
#
getargs = '-q --passive-ftp -nd -np -O';
#
# ...and additional options for the "rsync" binary.
#
rsyncargs = '-v -z --delete --progress';
# set vi:syntax=perl
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blender-2.42a-irix-6.5-mips/plugins % ./bmake
./bmake[92]: test: argument expected
fgrep: can't open .c
fgrep: can't open .c
cc -KPIC -O2 -mips3 -c .c -Iinclude/
cc ERROR: file does not exist: .c
Compile error
lhaza wrote: try a gmake in the plugins-directory, works here with the version from charles:
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draco 6% gmake
gmake -C texture
gmake[1]: Entering directory `/usr/people/m/Desktop/blender-2.42a-irix-6.5-mips/plugins/texture'
cc -KPIC -O2 -mips3 -c clouds2.c -I../include
ld -shared -U clouds2.o -o clouds2.so
cc -KPIC -O2 -mips3 -c tiles.c -I../include
ld -shared -U tiles.o -o tiles.so
gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/people/m/Desktop/blender-2.42a-irix-6.5-mips/plugins/texture'
....
the Makefiles call bmake. Bmake looks for the system via uname and builds shared libraries (the plugins).
Jarndyce911 wrote:ka0s wrote: Glad to be of assistance but I already have version 242a on my system.
I grabbed that one from the official blender download site.
Or is there something different with this version?
And thanks for keeping blender alive on Irix !!!!!
There is something different with this version. It has FFMPEG and OpenEXR
statically linked in. Also since it is using the latest version of FFMPEG, it is working
great!
I tested it on another computer of mine without the same environment and it
seems to be working fine, just wanted to be sure when I tell them it is ready.
Thanks for the help! I will let you know if/when the official site has this version!
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