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<0> it's genius!
<1> can somebody help me with something pls ?
<2> Gork_HP: I thought there was a reverse-engineered foo that worked quite well.
<0> Cristi_m17 i'm sure i can help
<0> i'm an expert!
<1> :)
<3> lame needs to get it's ****ing **** in gear with 64bit support
<4> whyzzyrd: I think it's for a different chipset .. but I'll take another look and deide if I can go 64-bit or not
<4> But yeah -- thanks a ton.
<1> can somebody help me with something pls ?
<3> by the way. smp-encode GTK+ is coming along nicely.. though it's 1.0 release is a bit delayed...little teaser at my site http://signal-lost.homeip.net/stories/?num=32
<5> anyone know how to get the exit code of a program that has been piped to another program??? eg: "command | tee -a /somefile". $? is always 0 because tee exited with 0
<2> Cristi_m17: you have to repeat your question, exactly the same, 5 times over.
<1> ?
<6> are there any programs similar ta wine?
<7> yeah
<2> root-dot-sh_: I've wondered about this quite often myself.
<7> cedega for example
<7> or CrossOverOffice
<5> whyzzyrd: did you ever figure it out :)
<8> Cristi_m17, what?
<2> root-dot-sh_: not that I remember.
<8> N0-name, ENGLISH
<2> Cristi_m17: keep it in the channel, idiot. Read the FAQ. It's in the topic.
<8> Cristi_m17, DO NOT /msg me
<5> whyzzyrd: I know I can send the output to a temp file, but I wanted to do everything in memory (and in current time)
<2> root-dot-sh_: I have a colleague that's suffering the same issue recently, and he expressed the opinion that you probably couldn't.
<2> root-dot-sh_: I believe that's how we were discussing doing it.
<2> root-dot-sh_: we curl a url, |gunzip -c |dd
<2> and the curl goes nuts sometimes.
<5> whyzzyrd: there's got to be some sort of FIFO or something I can use...
<2> but buggered if we can work out why. We can reproduce it, 1 time in 40-50.
<2> root-dot-sh_: I would have hoped so. even pushing the return codes onto a stack somewhere.
<2> root-dot-sh_: can't you redirect stdout and stderr to your file, and then keep the return code?
<9> whyzzyrd: wasn't one of the questions about keeping it all in memory?
<5> yea, but that doesn't work for read only file systems
<2> Viking667: the example used tee
<9> eeee
<5> sorry, bad example
<2> root-dot-sh_: understood
<5> hah... I think I figued it out...
<2> root-dot-sh_: tell all
<5> example: $(command; ECODE=$?) | othercmd
<3> does anyone know how to read the bios version from within linux... dmidecode and biosdecode dont seem to be able to
<10> definition/me ponders a powered aerial
<5> $ECODE would then contain the exit code for the first command
<5> wait... never mind... the $(stack) doesn't export the $ECODE. But I think I'm on the write track anyway.
<2> $command ; ECODE=$?; export ECODE ?
<2> smsie: just look up wolfbane.co.uk and plug in yer postcode, and see what it says
<5> whyzzyrd: you can do that, but the var ECODE gets dropped when the $(stack) closes
<2> root-dot-sh_: even if you export it?
<5> whyzzyrd: yea; it's like running a script. The vars exported in that script don't make it to your existing shell
<2> root-dot-sh_: of course. sorry.
<2> night
<2> if root-dot-sh_ works this out, someone tell me in the morning
<11> ****in' unet
<5> yea, I'm afraid I'm still stuck sending something to a file (or something)
<12> alo alo
<12> wh00t...i am out of the topic
<13> dead in here
<14> Quick question. I need to remotely validate a WAN (land-line) and I need a firmware piece on the destination end
<10> not the best laid out site in the multiverse
<14> It needs a CAT-5 connection and an IP...and suggestion or thoughts come to mind?
<14> HOST --> WAN --> DESTINATION
<10> ah, there it is
<10> according to this I'm 4 miles from a transmitter
<10> and a set-top antenna should be good enough
<10> I suspect I just need a *slightly* better one
<9> PolarWolf: you still awake?
<13> damn pocketirc
<15> heh. just got an error with a stack trace from MySpace.
<13> myspace? hah
<13> lamer :P
<13> ...wait, i have a myspace account
<15> Teakk: Dude. MySpace has renewed my faith in the cattle that are in Tucson.
<15> There are actually a few thin girls here.
<13> haha
<15> Psychotic emo girls, but thin.
<13> same w/me here in milwaukee
<13> but, i am already engaged , so dont care
<15> Plus this hawt russian girl I knew a couple years ago emailed me out of the blue on myspace yesterday. It's worth it just for that.
<13> even if she is a bitch
<15> Teakk: Sounds like a long marriage ahead of you.
<13> oh yeah
<13> i feel so sick today
<15> That's just engagementitis.
<15> Divorce will fix that.
<13> cant leave work early either
<16> heya Teakk
<13> alo <16>
<16> I finally managed to get XPMCE going
<13> XOMwho?
<13> XPMwho*
<16> Media Center Edition of XP
<13> ack
<13> why?
<16> it's very cool.
<13> again, why?
<16> .....
<13> hehe
<16> if that's not enough reason, I don't know what it.
<16> s/it/is/
<3> Sean: check out the screenshots of my work in progress?
<16> no, can I see?
<13> i tried it once...didn't care for it
<16> Teakk: to each their own
<3> Sean: http://signal-lost.homeip.net/stories/?num=32
<13> u respect that
<13> s/u/i
<16> Ed: oooo cool!
<11> Sean
<16> Ed: how long did that take to write so far?
<16> Eric.
<13> bob
<3> Sean: i work on it on and off in my freetime ...over the past week and a half or so
<16> !!
<16> damn, that's quick to knock something like that up
<3> the code is ugly rest ***ured. I knock out the Ui first, then add the functionality, then go in and bugfix and optimize over the course of however long people use it
<6> how can i run dos programs in suse?
<3> right now the functionality of all the **** you see in those shots is 90% done
<16> not bad, not bad
<3> only really missing some of the options ****
<13> that homeip addy loads a 404 type thing
<15> He's missing that option.
<13> nm
<3> Teakk: oh?
<13> i had home-ip
<13> there is No -
<3> lots of nuances you can't see in the shots like shading of invalid options when other options are enabled and when encoding is in progress etc etc took a lot of time to get in there.
<3> in any case, right now when it's compiled it weighs in at around 60-70KB
<3> compiled with -O3
<16> syn: LOL!
<13> <3> what is WRAP?
<3> or just under 1000 lines including whitespace
<3> wireless router access point
<13> ahhh
<3> it's a really small amd geode based board
<3> has mini-pci slots and multiple ethernet ports and a CF disk slot as primary storage
<17> Teakk: It's like a Soekris
<3> mine is running debian unstable
<3> it's better than a soekris, but yes.. similar in function
<11> Russ!
<17> re Eric
<16> heya Russ
<17> hey Sean
<11> rhowe: how goes?
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