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<Begasus>
trying to boot some other OS's (tried Manjaro earlier) in Qemu isn't the best experience, so looking forward on what the accelaration could accomplish there :)
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<Begasus>
downside from using remotes on a working repo ... updating dependencies :/
<botifico>
[haikuports/haikuports] Begasus 6b6248f - kasts, kde podcast player, new recipe (#10443)
<Begasus>
Hi Calisto_Mathias :)
<Calisto_Mathias>
Hi there Begasus
<Calisto_Mathias>
How are you doing?
<Begasus>
fine, fidling with qemu to check some things on 32bit :)
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<Calisto_Mathias>
oh that's great
<Calisto_Mathias>
AuggieDoggie, thanks a lot for that book recommendation
<Calisto_Mathias>
It's been great reading it... Am almost done with it
<Begasus>
How is it going over there?
<Calisto_Mathias>
Me?
<Begasus>
yeah Calisto_Mathias :)
<Calisto_Mathias>
Things are going pretty good :) Finally got back to India and pushed my blog post to the haiku website. I think in a while it will get merged with the main website
<Begasus>
nice! +1
<Calisto_Mathias>
I came up with a few ideas for the live updating of the files as well
<Calisto_Mathias>
at first I thought that we could execute a new search everytime, but it just struck me that essentially what we are doing by adding more and more attributes in a live search would be to make a search move narrow... so now I'm thinking of something on those lines.. Probably will solidify it in a few days or something of that sort :)
<Calisto_Mathias>
That book is helping out a lotttt tho
<Calisto_Mathias>
should have found it earlier xD
<Begasus>
good thing augiedoggie pointed you in the right direction then :)
<Calisto_Mathias>
yup
<Calisto_Mathias>
Would never have thought to read that book otherwise to be honest
<phschafft>
anyone has a BeBox and can tell me how many LEDs are in the blinken lights?
<Begasus>
unfortunatly never had one
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<Begas_>
plop, konversation ready for update too :)
<Begas_>
biab, doggies :)
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<zard>
Yes, lld works now. Rebuild times after a minor change went from 30 minutes to 1 minute
<rennj>
Conventionally, computers and terminals are DTE, while peripherals such as modems are DCE. If it is necessary to connect two DTE (or DCE) devices together, a cable with reversed TX and RX lines, known as a cross-over, roll-over or null modem cable must be used.
<rennj>
the serial connect app might be enough on beos/haiku..no ppp
<rennj>
xmodem,zmodem,ymodem,kermit foo...
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<gordonjcp>
it's 2024 and I am sitting here defragging a Windows XP disk
<gordonjcp>
what the hell is wrong with the world
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<rennj>
haha
<gordonjcp>
phschafft: I'm probably going to do a video about dialup modems soon
<gordonjcp>
before they all go away for good
<dovsienko>
coolcoder613_32: rennj: correct, a serial file transfer protocol would fit the problem space better
<dovsienko>
the original 16550 UART didn't go above 115200 bps, but 20 or so years ago this went up to 2 Mbps or so
<rennj>
In conjunction with Internet service providers, Diamond Multimedia began field testing its Shotgun modem technology, a scheme that essentially enables users to pair two 56-kbps modems.
<rennj>
With Shotgun, users with two phone lines can integrate data from each line into one stream traveling at the combined rate of the two modems, according to Diamond. For example, two 56-kbps modems that support Shotgun could theoretically transmit data at 112-kbps.
<dovsienko>
if you do not put modems and a telephone network between the ports, high speeds are realistic using a short cable, ideally with more than 3 wires (+CTS +RTS) and hardware flow control
<phschafft>
the chip on my devel computer can do 2.5Mbaud in async mode and in sync mode (with a clock line) about 10Mbaud.
<phschafft>
gordonjcp: I considered if there is any way for me to use one of my modems to do anything. but there is really so little of a network left that it's just not worth the time for me. so happy if someone preserves some of the culture around it. :)
<phschafft>
gordonjcp: also working a little on some wireless modem stuff I want to have in my devel computer. which has some common aspects with wired transmission.
<CompanionCube>
dovsienko: eh, these days it's more likely 4k for one sector?
<dovsienko>
CompanionCube: not as far as dd is still concerned (for backward compatibility or standard compliance, I would guess)