Welcome nato, it has a hard disk yes?
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Hey Ho! Pip & Dandy!
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dexter1 wrote: Otherwise i have to find a two color LED and some time to solder it in without my kids interfering and bugging me about "that little blue computer, which makes cool sounds!"
GL1zdA wrote:nongrato wrote: Does that Cobalt chip support any version of DirectX? Does anyone have any experience running games that require graphics acceleration?
Took me some time to check and the answer is no - dxdiag screenshot attached.
dexter1 wrote: And the fun with Linux distro's: U NO LIKE? Nuke it and get something else...
vishnu wrote:uunix wrote: Any how... I'm off on my stag doo in 54 mins.. If I don't see you again, I love you all...
Who's getting married, anyone you know? Uh, it's not you is it? What ever happened to not making the same mistake twice?
vishnu wrote: For a Linux-based C/C++ IDE you probably want to use Eclipse CDT, link:
https://eclipse.org/cdt/
Oskar45 wrote:That's what I was after. I thank you for your help.dexter1 wrote: Edit: found it, it was a 4D/480.
PS: in the 1994 match, after 6 games against Chinook - all draws - Tinsley resigned; 7 months later he died of cancer at the age of 68.
vishnu wrote:uunix wrote: ...made a bootable USB drive and the machine didn't like it...
Huh! That's weird. Did you do it like this:
ftp://ftp.slackware.com/pub/slackware/slackware-current/isolinux/README.TXT
Which brings to mind the question, did you download 14.1 or the the release candidate 1 of 14.2 (aka "slackware-current")?
ivelegacy wrote: the DSO in the above picture is a Yokogawa DL1540C , 4 Ch. @ 200MSa/s Dig, 150 MHz, it looks like a macintosh/SE , ain't it ?
here I have a Rigol cubed-shape DSO, it comes with dual channels @ 100Mhz engine, yesterday I tried the Yokogawa , one of my friends owns it, and … it was machine-love at the first threshold shoot
vishnu wrote: The header files and whatnot? Didn't that used to be a freely available download so people could use the GNU compilers if they didn't want to pay for a MIPSPro license? Cause I'm pretty sure it was...
ivelegacy wrote: my speculative engine has said: he will probably buy a raspberry3
leosoft wrote: 1x Display cable 13W3 ( 1.8 meters ) $20
guardian452 wrote: Washing El Car-O
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distcp -n 192.168.1.50:/CDROM /dev/tape
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distcp: unable to get product descriptor(s)
foetz wrote: to eliminate unnecessary problem sources i wouldn't use a remote drive
vishnu wrote:japes wrote: I hope the community continues to support the site and it's able to stay vibrant and free of ads.
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