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Since this is an important post and that most likely other members will have this problem, I'm going to pin it since the myCents is more sensitive than the Credit System v2.xboxrulz

Not really anymore, Macs also do more than just media. It also covers work nowadays anyways... xboxrulz

lol, I'm stupid, forgot to do make modules_install. Now it works lol. It couldn't find the SATA module to control the hard drives. Now it works once I recompiled everything back as a module and did the make modules_install. xboxrulz

Hey guys, I'm getting into some trouble on my newly compiled kernel. I had no issues compiling a kernel before but I'm getting booting issues. I guess it could be some type of SATA support issue since this is the first time I had a SATA drive. However, I'm very sure that I compiled SATA support right into the kernel instead of it being a module. This is my filesystem config: and this is the boot error: My OpenSUSE kernel works just fine, i don't understand why mine doesn't. xboxrulz

I think just shoving a discrete graphics unit in laptops work fine just as they do now. The external units aren't really required unless you don't want to build a desktop too, but gaming is still mainly on desktop.Laptops will never fully replace desktops because desktops are a lot friendlier for gaming than laptops due to the ease of upgrading them.xboxrulz

Docduke, for file in $(ls -a $1) basically tells the script to grab all (-a) the file/folder entries including all hidden folders in the folder $1 (which is a variable argument). xboxrulz

It could be some corruption in your Windows Registry or system service that keeps forcing Windows to crash and restart. It is best to reinstall Windows.xboxrulz

Ok, I had to scrap it since my professor highly discouraged using diff because it's too specific and too sensitive to differences. He told me to use for file in $(ls -a $1) if (! -d $1/$file) to check the differences of the directories So I ended up with scripting this. #This code is GPL v3for file in $(ls -a $1) do if [ ! -e $2/$file ] then ls -ld $1/$file fi done for file in $(ls -a $2) do if [ ! -e $1/$file ] then ls -ld $2/$file fi doneand this script works flawlessly. Thanks for the pointers guys, really helped, xboxrulz

Does the $* variable allow the the user to enter "/home/user/path" as one variable or will it split it to home, user and path separately per $. Like home being $1, user being $2 and path being $3? It is for homework, thing is I didn't quite get how to approach this. Obviously I'm not going to copy code, that's just plain wrong. I just want ideas and adapt them. lol, and i don't think anyone is gonna really make any money out of using a directory comparison script, but i never know lol. It only lists out the files that are for example in folder 1 but not 2 and vice versa but the list view must be like what ls -l would list so dircmp won't cut it unfortunately... Like this: ... but showing the different files. Thanks for the pointers guys, that just gave me some clue to this confusing work. xboxrulz {EDIT} P.S: I think Vyoma's idea is easier to code, let me try that out first ...

DDR400 (PC3200). Since my parents are in Hong Kong right now, I've asked them to scout around in the computer plazas over there... usually the deals are a lot cheaper there.xboxrulz

It's best to disable the 3G network since I think it's interfering with the wireless signal since if I'm not mistaken, I they share the same frequency.

Apparently, it was a paging issue and it's a faulty RAM module. I guess after years of humming by beautifully it finally gave up.xboxrulz

Hey guys, my brother's machine is screwing up.It blue screened at least 3 times today. The first two times it came with a PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA error. Alright, so I went to do a chkdsk /f /r. Once that was complete, the system rebooted into Windows again.Then when I login, it gives me a STOP 0x00000024 bluescreen and then I'm like O.o?!?What should I do?Is it a corrupt filesystem? It was just working while my bro was just on Firefox so highly unlikely or is it a problematic hardware?He has a Samsung 160GB HDD ... could it be the motherboard causing faulty data?Thanks,xboxrulz

Hey guys,I've been tasked to create a bash shell script to compare directories and only list out the differences between the two directory.Does anyone have any ideas or pointers of how to go about this problem?Many thanks,xboxrulz

I second that, it is quite boring here sometimes since not many people are really willing to post anymore. Even if they do post, it's not that interesting. xboxrulz

Then again, you have to see that the Mac Mini's design dates back to 2005 while eeepc's design is circa 2007.xboxrulz

I would agree to Yordan on that since that's what I would consider double dipping or double posting which should not be allowed on Xisto since you already got the credits on Trap 17.xboxrulz

I think that's why many people came to Xisto and not Xisto. It's for the indepth technical discussions lol. That's what makes it a great community. Clean looks and professional service.xboxrulz

Welcome galexcd,Let me introduce myself, I'm xboxrulz, have been on the moderator team since 2007. Have been on board the (now known as) Xisto Network since 2004. (Xisto never existed back then nor did Xisto). I moved over to Xisto because I'm a techie myself and I couldn't post quality content on Xisto than i could on Asta.Now here I am, a moderator and claim numbero uno on the top poster list xD.Once again, welcome and enjoy your stay!xboxrulz

Usually that should be fine, I don't have any objection to that since you properly cited it. Then again, Xisto is also outside of my jurisdiction so I can't enforce anything that happens there even though I used to be there since it started (member 78 w00t =P).xboxrulz

ok, fixed it, had to change the date.timezone setting in my php.iniI changed it to America/Toronto and it fixed it.Thanks guys,xboxrulz

date is correct since the date is drawn from my Linux host. I'm using VirtualBox and I guess it set the date/time for me already. I think the quote below something of interest from phpinfo(). Edit: I'm searching for my php.ini ... it's not in /usr/local .... xboxrulz

PHPINFO gives me this error: Thanks, xboxrulz

Like Linux and other UNIX systems, the boot order can only be specified by the kernel since it only calls up the services it needs to run. All you can do is to specify what to turn on and off. The system has to decide the order by itself.xboxrulz

well, even though I'm a Mac fan, their previous Macbook design was filled with flaws, I had to had them replace my keyboard because it cracked by itself, keyboard keys click whenever I get a replacement. All in all, the aluminium unibody plus its glass surface should mean sturdier and less cleaning to do. The current glossy screens are a pain to clean.xboxrulz