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well, technically RAID is all about redundancy (Redundant Array of Independant Drives), heance my use of AID :P, though the term has a wider meaning now.

actually you can stripe the data with two drives, you just don't get the redundancy. may not be a true RAID, but it runs through a RAID chipset, maybe call it an AID :P

it's working now, drivers were just being screwy, the ones from the support CD refused to work, but the ones off the asus stie were fine.

for reference it's a pair of 250 WD caviars being striped...

I could use some help with getting my RAID working.

I'm runing an asus p4c800-e and trying to RAID 2*250 Gb drives

the raid is physically set up and the bios utility tells me it has created the...

I know a game with predefined controls won't, but most PC games allow you to remap controls. Take mechwarrior4 & all its assorted sequels for example, under the mouse controls it uses buttons 1-5 as...

dang..... that's a pain, guess I'll have to swap back to the old mouse for gaming then, unless I can get some generic driver to work - wonder if such a thing exists.... google time

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I've just put together a box with microsoft's intellimouse explorer 4 (tiltwheel + 2 thumb buttons) but nothing except windows seems to be able to see more than just the two default buttons (would...

a personal favourite algorithm is RSA, I believe PGP is based on this algorithm, and is a free download (www.pgpi.org). I just put "free encryption software" and got a few decent looking links.
...

time for a few observations:

given an exe, it is always possible to convert the binary back to assembly language, as it's a one-to-one correspondance, from there any good compSci with enough time...

I'm writing a program that's liable to have segfaults in the first few releases (lots of malloc'ed stuff, unlikely to debug it all in time).

I was just wondering if there's a way I can make the...

depends how fast you want it one monkey could implement it just fine, except the monkey might die before completing the process.

1)not quite what I meant, I know that the code you've given will work fine, I was wondering about something slightly different. Anyway I just tested it myself & it don't work, so nevermind.
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I'm writing a whole set of functions that needs to edit a huge data structure, and I'm getting a little confused over exactly how some things work:

1) I know things like arrays are passed to...

this is some code I wrote a while ago to turn a csv line into html, using strtok():



token=strtok(templine,",");
for(m=0;token!=NULL;m++)
{
fprintf(Ohtml,"<td>");...

thanks for all that. What you've said & the links look really helpful. Should be able to work out what I really need.

Thanks again
-mark

I'm planning a new computer, and one requirement is high storage. the current idea is revolving around using a RAID0 array of 4*160 drives, but after digging through overclocker's products, I'm...

text editor is probably too complex for them, they really need to be able to do most of it without looking at the html code.

thanks for the link to the mozilla editor, I'll go take a peek at that....

I'm building a website for someone, and once I've got it set up they want to maintain it themselves. can anyone point out a good html editor that will run on a mac (G4). It doesn't need to have an...

I Play Warhammer (lizardmen & dark elves) and 40k (Imperial Guard, Space Marines, Tyranids) here
also BFG (marnies) & Blood bowl (orcs)

yup, geek here :)

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whole load of random chunks in here:

www11.brinkster.com/markalle

(lots of it is kinda old and not too clean, just haven't got time to deal with it)

Here are a few probs to highlight:

1- first two errors, where on earth did "char" come from. the letter was read into the letter variable

2- it's probably a good idea to define a length for the...

the general method for a search& replace that I would use is something like: (written in a mix of code and text)



read "old" & "new" strings
create temp buffer of size strlen(old)+1

read in...

yeah, that should be right, the number of words in a file should be number of spaces + 1, or plus EOF. eg

START:
one two three four five sixEOF

counts one at the end of 1,2,3,4,5, the again at...

cool :)

I love random little thingies like this, might be interesting to do an experiment to see just how much we can still read after the words are randomly jumbled....

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personally I would use getc (but that's just my way of doing things, I have a tendency not to take shortcuts). I'd do something like this:



#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main()...