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<0> can you tell I found a site online. Once I can read this puppy I'll be redoing the whole thing
<0> should it return 81?
<0> the first 2bytes are 81 and b6
<1> use %x instead of %c... %c prints a character, which isn't what you want. %x prints hex.
<0> sweet
<1> does it work?
<1> no, it doesn't. you never open the file.
<0> yes!
<0> true, sorry I have another file
<0> i just needed to know the %
<0> %x
<0> what is the difference between signed and unsigned chars?
<1> ... if you want help, paste the code you're actually using!
<1> signed has a range from -128 to +127 on most systems.
<1> unsigned is usually 0-255
<1> (well, virtually always)
<1> char, with no unsigned specified, is platform/compiler specific and should never be used for anything other than text.
<0> oh ok, so hex is unsigned
<2> I'm out of my element
<0> i see what you are saying but I don't totally understand
<0> thank you so much, I think i'll be able to figure the rest out
<1> no... hex is just a way of representing data.
<0> really thanks a million
<1> the different types of chars has more to do with storing data.
<1> does your code show the first byte?
<0> depending on the need of storage?
<0> what do you mean the first byte? of the image?
<1> the 81 or whatever it should show
<0> ye
<0> yep
<1> good :)
<1> now go write the other half of it. :P
<0> it only shows 0, not 00 for the second one though, is that normal?
<0> i will thanks a million.
<0> have a nice night
<1> you have to specify the precision if you want leading zeros
<1> man pages are your friend. :)
<0> I tried that man what? man mmap?
<1> man 3 printf
<0> oh ok
<0> thanks
<0> sweet %x0 ;)
<0> thanks have a good night
<1> no :)
<0> well that won't work :) that puts an extra 0 on the end :)
<1> try %02x
<0> ah
<0> :) thank you again. i need to stop so I learn somethign the hard way. trial and error, otherwise I'm not going to learn crap
<0> night
<2> God, taking a bath when you have a broken wrist and thumb is NO fun
<3> ok thanks
<3> everything was set up fine the way I had it..
<2> Then put it back the way it was.
<3> the only thing apparently I needed to do was the iptables eth0 192.168.3.1 part
<2> s/iptables/ifconfig/
<1> sigh
<3> no
<2> YES
<3> I wouldn't have had it working without that step though so thanks
<2> you ifconfig an interface, you don't iptables it
<3> well when I came in here.. I basically said I had it all set up... my only question was that the networkmanager was disabling ra0.. as soon as I manually set up the iptable it stopped doing that
<3> so that
<3> thanks*
<3> er yeah, sorry my bad
<3> hha
<3> its been a long day.
<4> Yep, I'm nearly ready for bed.
<3> so I can connect to **** using their ip.. I just need to set up DNS
<3> sorry p3nguin.
<3> you're still a jack*** though.
<3> but it works now
<4> Jack***? I've been demoted!?!?
<3> talk to Arsenios about that ****.
<5> Talk to me about what?
<3> ask p3nguin
<3> p3nguin, care to help me recompile my kernel?
<4> http://www.digitalhermit.com/linux/Kernel-Build-HOWTO.html
<3> it was a joke
<5> but p3nguin's responce wasnt a joke. LOL
<3> ok, one question I honestly don't know about, because I'm used to doing it differently
<3> what should I put for the static DNS?
<3> on the routers side..
<4> cat /etc/resolv.conf
<4> Use the IPs in there.
<3> thanks
<3> haha
<3> its nameserver 192.168.2.1 because I'm connected to another router
<4> lol
<3> whoops.. guess I'll have to go next door to do that
<4> Nah, hold on.
<5> Lanlost, On the router thats connected to the ADSL modem... check to see what dns servers are being used there.
<4> You're using that connection to get on here right now, right?
<3> yeah
<3> yeah arsenios.. I just didn't think I would run into that problem for some reason.
<3> Although its not a huge problem.. its next door
<4> 65.24.0.164 65.24.0.165
<3> thanks
<4> Use those two IPs for DNS.
<5> I had a huge problem setting up one of my box's as a wireless access point... then couldnt resolve hostnames... then I found a dns server to use.. my ISP's
<4> Those are Colum OH roadrunner nameservers.
<3> thanks
<3> I'll know in a sec if they work
<3> strange.. I can ping them but they don't seem to resolve anything
<3> maybe I should just restart the router at this point or someting
<4> Does it run Windows?
<3> the router?
<4> If it's Linux, restarting it won't solve anything.
<3> that doesn't solve everything
<3> yeah
<4> Can you access the configuration page in the router?
<5> I find sometimes restarting linux CAUSES a problem. OL
<3> I wonder why it doesn't work then..
<4> Let me check more nameserver information.
<4> It seems like those don't have any cache at all.
<4> They send me straight to the root servers.
<3> the configuration page for the router next door?
<4> Right
<6> Just saw the newest pc/mac commercial that was poking fun at Vista's security features. God, I laughed SO hard!
<3> yeah I don't know why i didn't think of that
<3> hold
<4> The DNS servers should be listed in there.
<3> ah
<3> 64.233.222.2 and 64.233.222.7
<4> wideopenwest.com
<4> That's sad that RR doesn't even have their own DNS servers.
<3> god damnit..
<3> still doesnt work
<5> LOL
<3> o_O
<5> Lanlost, From the computer in question can you ping the WAN?
<3> haha I need to smoke a cigarette
<3> yeah
<5> Lanlost, so when you ping google and such you get replys.
<3> yeah
<4> 64.233.207.2 64.233.207.16
<4> Try those out.
<4> Those are wideopenwest.com's ns1 and ns2.
<4> If those don't work, nothing will.
<3> voila!
<3> those work
<4> They're fairly quick, too.
<3> now if I reboot this should all stay active right?
<4> Since you never configured the network settings, no.
<4> ifconfig configures it on a per-use basis.
<4> Scripts and config files make it on a per-boot basis.
<3> yikes
<3> any easy way to do that?
<4> What's your distro?
<3> linuxmint.. which is basically ubuntu
<3> or debian.. whatever ubuntu is based off
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