Archive for February, 2007

Reiser4 for linux 2.6.20

Sunday, February 25th, 2007

reiser4-for-2.6.20-0.patch.gz

Big fat warning, when hibernating using suspend2 it seems to corrupt some memory here and there. So don’t hibernate.

Internal Microphone

Sunday, February 11th, 2007

By accident, I discovered that my thinkpad has got an internal microphone. Now I can get rid of that stupid headset I have to use for skype.

(Yeah, I know macBook’s have got a camera too)

4 inches

Thursday, February 8th, 2007

Today several schools (including miine) stopped early because of ‘heavy’ snowfall. 10cm of snow, that are about 4 inches.

It’s ridiculous.

Codeyard Community Day

Saturday, February 3rd, 2007

It was fun :) .

Photo’s

ati-drivers-8.33.6 for Gentoo

Friday, February 2nd, 2007

This is a slightly adjusted 25.3 ebuild that will give you the 8.33.6 ati-drivers for Gentoo. Yes, it’s dirty. They aren’t in the main tree yet because they are considered broken, although it works just fine for me.

Download: ati-drivers-overlay-8.33.6.tar.bz2

Extract them to an overlay.

Update, the 8.33.6 drivers are in the mainline tree now, so you should use those instead of mine.

Intel’s free literature

Thursday, February 1st, 2007

I noticed that you are able to order hard-copy’s of Intel’s books on the IA-32, 64 and Itanium architecture. So I did.

Today, a few days later, I received them. They’re very informative thorough and well structured. And, in contrary to other professional literature, you are able to read it without crunching your brains on one jargon-filled sentence. Basically free, dense and easily read books and great references.

So, a big thank you to Intel for this nice free service.

By the way, Itanium seems to really rock. (256 registers, compiler branch prediction, 8-superscalar, etc)

Also, I’ve got no spare room anymore on my desk. :)

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