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<0> if you up on a semaphore, with threads waitong on it, the threads waiting are woken up FIFO style.
<1> sounds about right to me
<0> coo l:D
<0> :)
<0> I did this as a very, very fast... chunk of code
<0> didnt add any debugging to it
<0> should probably do that now.
<1> heh
<0> Almost all my code has extensive debugging options
<0> it just like, vomits up debugging info about everything
<0> having it all on makes hte kernel about 20k bigger.
<0> and slows boot time significantly.
<0> :P
<1> i keep changing my design plans for my os
<1> i have yet to make anything from scratch
<1> my designs have too much debugging info :P
<0> heh.
<0> ive started from scratch like 3 times.
<0> this sourcebase ive been working on since about.. october 4th.
<0> serious work since nov. 4th
<0> already, >10k lines.
<1> i also don't have easy access to an unused pc
<0> but, all up, ive been working on it since May 4th, 2006. wayyy more than 10k lines.
<0> oh, gutted :(
<1> i'm wanting to see if i can get set up with for independent study at my university to build an os using their equipment and with some guidance if i need it :D
<2> Zeii: do you calibrate your delay?
<0> calibrate?
<0> how do I setup the timer?
<0> My Uni supports my OS project, kinda
<0> I have a lot of functiosn for timer setup, Zet.
<2> no i mean the delay if you calibrate it, so you wait for a tick
<2> hrm ok
<0> to post it here would get my *** permanently banned.
<0> lol
<2> hehe :P
<0> :)
<2> ok...
<2> http://frigolit.censura.se/filedump/users/AJL/tmp/timer.txt
<2> there how i use it all...
<2> so... as far as i can see it SHOULD work if i remove the '{ me(); }' part
<2> but it doesnt
<0> man I want a cigarette :/
<0> hey mur
<2> so...
<0> Sweet1
<0> I have Semaphore system calls up :D
<2> :OOO
<3> I KEEL YOU
<2> ok, rest of the city is starting to wake up now
<2> that means bedtime
<2> nn
<3> nite
<0> hehhe
<0> keel
<0> heheheheeheh
<0> nice one, geist.
<0> Bye guys
<4> Bye
<4> Yea, made it in time.
<0> w00t, semaphores are workin
<0> and things will block
<0> cool ^_^
<0> Hey JimPanic
<5> yo
<6> fun fun
<3> fun
<3> interesting, turns out sunnyvale has a free wifi thing over it
<3> foolin with kismac, I see like 20 wifi spots here
<3> moving my access point to channel 3 seems to help the bandwidth a bunch
<6> yeah, I bet it does
<6> kismac and iStumbler rock
<3> most folks seem to be on 6 and 11
<3> for some reason putting mine on 1 really kills performance though
<3> not sure why 3 is best
<3> aside from it obviously not being 6
<3> also switched my dlink to WPA-PSK, works great
<6> Roll off on channel 1 is going to be low.
<6> on channel 2...11 it can occupy a little more of the band
<3> yeah was reading that the width of the channel isn't really defined
<3> hence why it's usually 1 6 and 11 that are used
<3> but if a AP can really spill over a channel or two to either side, seems like using 1 or 11 would spill outside of the band
<3> unless there's some gap there
<6> well, you can go to channel 1
<6> 12
<6> in other countries it goes to 14.
<3> also, i have to admit john mayer is pretty good. bought his recent cd today
<3> good easy listenin'
<3> and he's got some guitar skillz
<6> oh man, he rocked out at MW
<6> totally nailed the SVR strat sound
<3> yeah, looking at the keynote now to see what his gear is
<3> his strat is always going to be a bit darker than mine, since he has a rosewood fretboard. my strat is maple
<3> but otherwise basically identical
<3> oh ugh, he had two-rock amps
<3> those are like $4k a piece
<6> :)
<6> he walked by us when we where waiting around for Grignon to come downstairs.
<7> hey people how would i get dd to create a 1.44mb floppy sized file full of zeros?
<7> i got it to sort of work but the file is 93mb
<8> hmm
<0> serishema,
<0> a floppy sized file?
<0> you could use NASM
<7> yeah
<0> simple ***embly code.
<7> virtual pc keeps complaining the file is the wrong size
<0> sec...
<0> times 1474560 db 0x00
<0> put that in an ***embly file
<0> ***emble with nasm
<7> i'll give that a shot
<0> you should ge ta 1.44Mb file.
<0> np
<7> i didn't think of that, i was trying to use dd
<0> ;) I use this method to create my disk images.
<0> lol
<7> cool that seems to work
<7> now i just need to install grub onto the image
<0> mount it
<0> mount -o loop -t msdos image /mnt/floppy
<0> or whatever.
<7> yup but what about the boot sector?
<0> :P Write your boot sector
<0> append the rest.
<0> alternatively.
<0> extract the boot sector
<0> and pad the rest.
<0> ITs simple enough to make a little program to do that
<7> right so get the grub stage one source and stick that in front of that asm listing?
<0> ...
<0> no
<0> youll need to modify the asm listing.
<0> - 0x200 from it
<7> cool got it
<7> and then i put it together again with cat
<0> yep
<0> then mount.
<7> i guess i shouldn't have formatted the image
<8> uh
<0> ... no
<8> you can just dd it into the image
<0> nns right, you can
<8> OR
<8> better way to do it is
<8> in grub, use the device command
<8> device (fd0) /path/to/image
<7> so grub doesn't need a dos file system or anything?
<8> root (fd0)
<8> setup (fd0)
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