same here :(
$ sudo depmod
$ sudo modprobe r8180
$ ifconfig eth0
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:21:85:47:1d:29
UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:64 Metric:1
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same here :(
$ sudo depmod
$ sudo modprobe r8180
$ ifconfig eth0
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:21:85:47:1d:29
UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:64 Metric:1
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i have a 2 part question...
apache2 & php5 & mysql were all installed by following this guide: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Edgy
everything worked properly, including php test...
i made...
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i was number 1328 or something like that...
thanks, i agree, your steps are much simpiler to under stand
well here is the image i made. i got 8/10 for it as an assignment so i must be sort of right!
ok thanks, well i am making a diagram & i will post it here when i am done...
i am looking for a sequence diagram that can explain to me how source code is taken from a editor & then all the "magic" that happens when the compile button is pressed, like how it passes through...
i would also like to play the game...
thanks, the diagrams helped a lot... i have a DB.
i cant remember all the sql commands & syntax
for diagram 2: - i think you would use the unique clause so that you don't count the values that M...
yes, that explains it :) thanks
could it be modeled/mapped like this as well
the database is the set set U
tables are M, S & Z - lets just say that the tables just have integer keys
then to...
thank you, i will have a look at that :)
i just need something cleared up here...
i am studying for a discrete maths test, inclusion-exclusion principles is on of the topics being covered, and i was wondering if that is the same...
twstokes, thanks, thats great,
a 1D array, in my opinion is better because it uses less memory :)
thats great WW :) C is nice...
i cant believe i was thinking about it for so long... :)
slash2314 also gave a lot of help, thanks...
his post is
public class EXPERIMENT{
public static void main(String[] args){
int x = 4;
int y = 3;
int num = 0;
b1g4L, thanks, thats exactly it :)
i am getting a little bit closer...
public class pat {
private int sets = 4;
private int arr[][];
public pat() {
maybe this will make it easier to understand what i want...
if a=4 & b = 3
these will be what i want to be stored in the array positions...
[0,0] = 0; [0,1] = 1; [0,2] = 2;
[1,0] = 0;...
well 1 of the two methods i thought about doing this was...
public class pat {
private int sets = 3;
private int arr[];
public pat() {
thanks, i think i have done what you suggested but i get 0's & 1's as a output...
public class pat {
private int sets = 3;
private int arr[][];
public pat() {
i have tried this a number of ways. with 2D & 1D arrays... the arrays are created but not initialized, well they are initialized to NULL...
i want to give them those values...
so that when i...
sorry, that was a typo.. y was supposed to be 4, i have updated it.
i am trying to implement something in Java, but the logic should be language specific... i have spent the past few days thinking about this & just cant get it right, but i know i have been very...
is everything in that howto necessary? is seams like a lot...
no, i take it i need to set 1 up then?
i will follow this > http://flurdy.com/docs/postfix/