Hi all, Firstly, great little program. My mother recently had her car (with CD player) written off, and the replacement eschrews the CD player for a USB stick interface, so we're looking at a way of ripping all the CDs to USB. The media player in the car supports a wide variety of formats including Ogg/Vorbis (what we'll use for most of the music) and FLAC. The collection involves a decent number of "compilation" albums. I did a test with an album I have here "Dragon - The Very Best Of Dragon" which...
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Having finally got Ubuntu installed… I'm finding this works, but ping times are all over the place, and docker pull runs very slow. I suspect the somewhat kludgy configuration (using ethmod=linux ethdev=physical_device is to blame here, and that using ethmod=tap would fix that. Anyone have any ideas how one might get the latter going?
Hi all, I just installed Bochs from subversion as of today (because version 2.6.9 suffers a broken usb_uhci plugin; see https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=646098), and had some fun and games trying to get guest networking going. I have bridges set up on my host with my physical interfaces. I use this with KVM, they work well there. I am running Bochs as root. First thing I tried, was telling iproute2 to create a tap interface and tell Bochs to use it; first via ethmod=tuntap, which crashed Bochs…...
Okay, I've now determined this is down to how pyparsing behaves… it defaults to matching (and discarding) proceeding whitespace. The fix to this was somewhat ugly, but in essence, I had to wrap each pyparsing object with a wrapper that would call leaveWhitespace before returning it. Since it's nearly impossible to know where this is being applied, I've resorted to doing it on all pyparsing objects I use so I don't get caught out. The result is visually messy, but works. I think this "feature" could...
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Stumbled on this myself… I was either getting error 500s or just a blank page with 200. I had an inkling that it was an update of PHP (I had gone from 5.5.23 to 7.0.25), but wasn't sure where to start hunting as I had literally no debug information to go on. Applying the patch fixed it. I am concerned though as to whether phpicalendar is still maintained. The website seems to be inaccessible now, which does not bode well for the health of the project.
Add menu system documentation for SM1000.