The collected works of uunix - Page 15

skywriter wrote: I like how the guys are completely different whilest the girls are nearly identical.

You're not looking hard enough chap ;)

Move your eyes away from the breasts!

Regardless, I'm sure they will all regret it in the morning..
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vishnu wrote: Yep, fastfan is why my Octane's C slot will forever remain empty... :roll:

Well no wonder you're not fussed about the noise yours makes :shock:
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vishnu wrote: I honestly don't find the fans in my unmodified octane2 to be that loud, though it's entirely possible that the reason why is that my hearing has been irrevocably damaged by my lifelong loud rock 'n roll obsession... :)

Or slot C is empty ? ;)
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vishnu wrote:
skywriter wrote: ...girls really don't have any other characteristics other than their breasts.

Your point being? :mrgreen:


LOL Brilliant miss-quote..
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Can't help, but I'd also be interested in something like that for the future.
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Watching Aston Villa :(
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Can't help think about the chicken scene in Poltergeist.. (I will leave you to youtube it rather putting a pic up, in case you are having your tea).
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Trippynet wrote: Well, amongst thousands of other anecdotes, there is a whole section of programming stupidities here: http://www.rinkworks.com/stupid/

That site is quite funny, even though I have to travel back in time for a lot of them. :lol:
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dexter1 wrote:
vishnu wrote: Slackware doesn't use systemd... :mrgreen:

My first Linux system in '93 </misty-eyed>

DITTO .. I think it either came on the front of a magazine or I bought it from a Computer Fair..
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skywriter wrote: Binge-watching BSG reboot (who in their right mind could watch the 1st one?) for the 4th time. I discovered this gem late in life.

What? What? New Battle Star? Where? How? When? How do I get this?
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skywriter wrote:
uunix wrote:
skywriter wrote: Binge-watching BSG reboot (who in their right mind could watch the 1st one?) for the 4th time. I discovered this gem late in life.

What? What? New Battle Star? Where? How? When? How do I get this?


What? You're kidding. It's the 2004-2009 one.

@vishnu I bought the DVD version too. But now that it's back up on HULU - I watch it there; more convenient.

Oh.. I thought it was some new one.. ah well, there is always the next V
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Don't burn your bridges old chap, you never know.. put it in the loft.
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Just picked one up off ebay for £29 + £10 postage..

If it works.. good deal?

It was definitely an impulse buy.
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I have an Octane that is failing miserably.



This error is with the Video card fitted and removed & the system disks removed, so I suspect the other board or the front pane.

Ideas/Thoughts
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So, tonight I receive an email from Amazon.. and email from an address I cannot respond to.. it read:
Hello Mr X,
This is an important message from Amazon.
At Amazon we take your security and privacy very seriously. As part of our routine monitoring, we discovered a list of email address and password sets posted online. While the list was not Amazon-related, we know that many customers reuse their passwords on several websites. We believe your email address and password set was on that list. So we have taken the precaution of resetting your Amazon password. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused but felt that it was necessary to help protect you and your Amazon account.
To regain access to your Amazon customer account:
1. Go to Amazon and click the "Your Account" link at the top of our website.
2. Click the link that says "Forgot your password?"
3. Follow the instructions to set a new password for your account.
Please choose a new password and do not use the same password you used with us previously. We also highly recommend that you chose a password that you are not using on any other sites. We look forward to seeing you again soon.
Sincerely,
Amazon
Please note: this e-mail was sent from an address that cannot accept incoming e-mail. To contact us about an unrelated issue, please visit the Help section of our website.


So.. I like millions of people will use the same account type information for may things, it's a complete data protection fsck up!!

It took 20 mins to find a contact Amazon page to complain and a further 20 mins to contact the BBC!! I want out of this digital world... (except ebay).
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It gets worse.
So I email their 'my account has been hacked' form and they respond with a completely automated inappropriate response for what I stated, and again, an email address you cannot respond to..

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Hello,
Thank you for telling us about the unauthorized activity in your account. To protect your information, the credit card details in your account cannot be accessed via our website and we do not display full credit card numbers in your account.
We have taken these steps to restore your account:
-- Disabled the password to your account.
-- Reversed any changes made by this party.
-- Canceled any pending orders.
You will need to reset your password when you return to our site. To reset your password, click "Your Account" at the top of any page on Amazon.co.uk. On the Sign In page, click the "Forgot your password?" link to reach the Amazon.co.uk Password Assistance page.
After you enter your email address on the Amazon.co.uk Password Assistance page, you will receive an email containing a personalized link. Click the link from the email and follow the directions provided.
Your new password will be effective immediately. Please note that you will need to re-enter your complete credit or debit card number the next time that you place an order.
If you have any trouble resetting your password, you can reach Customer Service at:
Customers within the UK: 0800 496 1081
International customers: +44 (0) 207 084 7911
We do not know how this person got your sign-in information because that happened away from our websites. Some techniques include using malicious software to capture a user’s keystrokes, trying commonly used passwords, and sending fraudulent emails that ask users to provide or update personal, financial, or other account information (commonly known as “phishing”).
For information about safe online shopping, visit the “Security & Privacy” section of our Help pages.
We are sorry for any inconvenience, and we hope that you will let us serve you as a customer again.
Sincerely,
Vrushali S
Account Specialist
www.amazon.co.uk


So now thy have disabled my account password.. which they'd ask I change previously.. and I can't reply directly. I'm getting rather worked up over this and it's silly since I don't even use amazon that much!
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vishnu wrote: Well, there was Caprica, but I don't think anybody watched it. I thought the the girl was pretty cute though... 8-)

Alessandra Torresani
Now.. still as hot
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ivelegacy wrote: but Irix is gazillion times better than MacOSX :D :D :D
I quoted Mathematica on Irix, exported to MacOSX by XQuartz, just to say how good is the X11 support on MacOSX
and, in my opinion, I say "decent", but far from the definition of "brilliant"

Really? I know we all love IRIX, but is there some rose tinted glasses involved in that statement?
Surely UNIX has come on somewhat in the last 10 years?

I'm not saying it is.. and I'm not saying it isn't.. I just love starting OS wars!! mwahahahahaha :twisted:
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ivelegacy wrote:
uunix wrote: mwahahahahaha :twisted:


I have scientific reasons to believe that next year, you will find a "OS/9 parcel" just under the xmas tree
emmm I am afraid it won't be persuaded to run on Macintosh, instead it will on 80s systems, 6809-like
according with the japanese magazine " Oh! Fm " it might run on Hitachi 6309 by hack tricks :D :D :D :D

I have the OS/9 tee-shirt.. I use it to polish monitor connected to my Dragon 32..

I also have an apple [proforma?] in the loft ready to defend your attack of the nine!
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I always wondered what .ca was..

Only joking my British Canadian friends.. :lol:
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Sure sounds like DNS to me. Are you able to ping the router or perform an 'nslookup' ?
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Is it possible to fire up your Octane with no graphics card installed at all?
I'm wondering as, if the card is faulty, and therefore I pull the card, I get the same error.
I have tried a new CPU, different memory, all fans I can see seem to be spinning OK.
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11 years to fix.. Thank gawd you were not charging by the hour..
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I keep hearing 'Boney M..'

'I've got the power.. of Boney M.. Ra Ra Rasputin Lover of the Russian Queen.. there was a cat that really .. was gone... :? '
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dexter1 wrote: I suppose you have read viewtopic.php?t=217

Before you start looking for that particular jumper: please be careful with pulling out the mainboard, you will risk zapping it if it is still on mains. What i always do is turn it off, then unplug the cable and wait for at least half an hour before you do anything. This way you let the Power Supply capacitors lose their charge.

If the jumper is not set and the machine still powers on when on mains try to enter the console, either with monitor and keyboard or a serial connection and reset the firmware environment with 'resetenv'


You may want to printenv first, and make note of the OSLoadpartition stuff. If you get that far.. :cry:
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Pretty obvious I know, but is your termination set correctly?
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Got to be honest, it's not often I read whilst on the toilet, sometimes I may look at my phone.. but to develop pictures.. cripes!! that's just ground breaking!! and so productive!!
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I think I have the time machine that George Orwell left here in the loft.

Joking aside, the environment for a smoke/flame is set up that way for a reason, I know it's a pain, but hey ho pip and dandy..

Does flame still work?

A smoke/flame setup is worth keeping, so you may want to dual boot it with another disk. I can help you with this after you have a fresh install (on another disk), but I can't take the credit, that (from my perspective) goes to Ian Mapleson.
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Open the front flap on my Fuel and it has very nice matching dark grey SUN DVD & SUN DDS... well it did. Then the flap fell off the DDS!!!

So I've purchased a new black DVD drive and a black LTO2 drive. I had found a SUN Dat72 which would have been nice, but I ummed and arrrd too much and missed out and the SUN LTO's are all double height. So for about £40 I purchased the 2 black drives. Looking forward to fitting them I am.
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robespierre wrote: Logging in as root is just lazy

:twisted:
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Outstanding Chap.. worth the wait..
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Yesterday I replaced my DDS with an LTO2 & my SUN DVD with a new one that came from an IBM system (unsure what IBM system) & fitted a DM10.

All went well, only took 2 attempts to get the jumpers not conflicting and both work and look really nice.

But the CDROM ICON is missing from the desktop. The drive works perfect, I can navigate to it via command line and also via fm.

The DVD id is 3 8 (I thought they only went up to 7, shows how long it's been since I messed with SCSI).

hinv shows the DVD up fine also. Where's my ICON gone?
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robespierre wrote: chkconfig mediad on?

yep
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So I took the drive out and investigated more. It has some pcb on the back, which I thought nothing about at first, and the pins seem to miss a termination option.
Googling it, it turns out this is an IDE DVD with an ACARD IDE to SCSI convertor, model 7722.
http://dl.acard.com/manual/english/7722(E).pdf

The drive cost £18, I'm unsure to send it back since the Adapter seems rather interesting.

So I've put a DAT72 in the mean time.
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dexter1 wrote: Oh, that sounds like a good deal, since the SCSI-IDE adapters are uncommon and are being sold for prices well over 50 euro. Well, i admit, it was a few years ago when i last bought one.

The only downside to that adapter is that its SCSI connector is a 68-pin and according to Jan-Jaap, the Fuel has a 50-pin specially for the DVD-ROM connection. If the AEC-7722 can be forced to do narrow SCSI and if you can get a 68 to 50 pin converter, you can hook it up and check if it's working.
The AEC-7722 manual does state that the adapter doesn't perform SCSI to IDE conversion for control commands, so some functions like DVD-burning (if the drive is capable of that) probably doesn't work.

Popped the SUN DVD back in and all is well again.. well apart from the colours, I suppose I will have to keep the flap closed.

Both the LTO and DVD where on the same LVD 50 pins on SCSI 0 QL12160. Now though, The SUN DVD is a Low voltage 50 pins SCSI connector (oblong).

So what to do with the IDE-SCSI Convertor... ah.. :shock: WTF http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ACARD-AEC-7722-68-Pin-LVD-SCSI-to-IDE-Bridge-/261323017439?hash=item3cd810ccdf:g:DLYAAOSwPhdVGckA
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sasami1014 wrote: Are Indigo Mice hard to find? Wouldn't it be easier to just replace your mouse?

They are not PS/2 mice.
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Today arrived a firewire capable of reaching my AJA loLA & loLD so I was able to start my video in testing. I presumed the AJA would output a stream of video, but had to get over the bridge of it being recognized first. I also connected a Panasic Mini DV camera.

I shutdown the machine, connected it all up and all seemed good.

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Mar  4 18:43:52 6A:fuel01 unix: IRIX Release 6.5 IP35 Version 07202013 System V - 64 Bit
Mar  4 18:43:52 2A:fuel01 unix: Copyright 1987-2006 Silicon Graphics, Inc.
Mar  4 18:43:52 2A:fuel01 unix: All Rights Reserved.
Mar  4 18:43:52 2A:fuel01 unix:
Mar  4 18:43:52 5A:fuel01 unix: NOTICE: Initialising Guaranteed Rate I/O v2 (Jul 20 2006 18:47:01)
Mar  4 18:43:52 6A:fuel01 unix: Scanning FireWire bus /hw/module/001c01/Ibrick/xtalk/14/pci/1/ohci/0 (2 nodes)
Mar  4 18:43:52 6A:fuel01 unix: FireWire Node [0]: <6>AJA Video Systems Inc, IoLD
Mar  4 18:43:52 6A:fuel01 unix: Scanning FireWire bus /hw/module/001c01/Ibrick/xtalk/14/pci/1/ohci/0 (2 nodes)
Mar  4 18:43:52 6A:fuel01 unix: FireWire Node [0]: <6>AJA Video Systems Inc, IoLD
Mar  4 18:43:52 6A:fuel01 unix: FireWire Node [2]: <6>MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC IND. CO, NV-GS17


So next step, fwprobe

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fuel01 35# fwprobe
Probing DM10 cards...
Number of cards: 1
Card Info
=========
Card #: 0
Name  : DM10
ID    : 0x309500A001EE5A
Ports : 3
Speed : 400 / 400

3 devices attached
Device 0: 0x309500A001EE5A
Vendor: Silicon Graphics, Inc.
Model: Unknown
Proto: Unknown
Device 1: 0xC170000000AEA
Vendor: AJA Video Systems Inc
Model: IoLD
Proto: Unknown
Device 2: 0x804580C1465854
Vendor: MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC IND. CO
Model: NV-GS17
Proto: AV/C


OK So far so good, I then compiled all the dmedia tools. To run though I needed the location.. so mlquery -d all

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fuel01 36# mlquery -d all

DEVICE: nullXcode
parent: fuel01.
index: 0
version: 1.0
location: Software Null Xcode Device
xcodes: nullXcodeMemoryToMemoryCopy,
nullXcodeMemoryClear

Nothing.. OK so, I could sort of see why the AJA may have a problem, but the MiniDV ?

I have restarted mldaemon a few times times, plus a complete shutdown when I change device.

Any ideas?

[Edit] running mlquery on its own indicates it no installed devices

mlquery on my Octane2 shows
xt-digvid:1
nullXcode:0

Whereas on the Fuel just shows nullXcode.

I have installed 6.5.21_dmediapro_dm10_1.0.1 (DMediaPro DM10 Execution Environment 1.0.1 for IRIX) is there a later version?
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You only changed the PSU? That should not be a problem if the original Indigo worked fine. If that is all you changed, then no reconfiguring should be needed.. Saying that, I have known PSU's 'just' working, that is, I've known devices likes SCSI - Disk not working because the PSU gave minimal power.
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ClassicHasClass wrote: You probably need the DMedia 1.1 beta drivers, see rec's post here: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=16724415#p7333432

The Matsushita camera should work, at least.

Nice one Mr Classic, I missed that snippet and thought I was indeed installing the latest..

So I have better news, it is indeed picking up something (I'm guessing at the moment it's the Panasonic/Matsushita).

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fuel01 1# mlquery -d all

DEVICE: nullXcode
parent: fuel01.
index: 0
version: 1.0
location: Software Null Xcode Device
xcodes: nullXcodeMemoryToMemoryCopy,
nullXcodeMemoryClear

DEVICE: dv-deck
parent: fuel01.
index: 0
version: 1
location: /hw/firewire/0/avc/avc0
jacks: VideoInputJack,
VideoOutputJack
paths: AnalogInput,
AnalogOutput
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