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« on: September 17, 2014, 03:37:03 am »I sent out PayPal invoices to everyone that requested books - except for Alex. I don't have your email address.
Sent by PM. Thanks!
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I sent out PayPal invoices to everyone that requested books - except for Alex. I don't have your email address.
QuoteI have no idea if the actual filesystem data differs between the two eCS versions' JFS implementations, but I haven't heard of any interoperability problems either
I think the eCS versions are data compatible. It was just the very early OS/2 version that had the problem. I mentioned it because it was a possible cause.
Thank you for the help. It is appreciated.
Have you removed/renamed the HPFS386 directory and the HPFS386.ini?
I still think that you will have to reformat the partition to go back to just HPFS.IFS from HPFS386.IFS.
If I look it from the developer resource that we have from this community we have:
- Right now, Qt, OpenJDK are getting old, and Firefox, SWT-Eclipse and OpenOffice are active (if we talk about Bitwiseworks).
- From the other side we have Alex Taylor which have very good PM skills but it is busy (I guess) building up eCS package (installer, PM apps, etc).
- David, Steven and Lars are more focused on drivers, and everybody request drivers on this platform.. so drivers may be a never-ending story.
The companies that have sponsors should also think about this. Making drivers and porting libraries it is a short-term strategy for the platform. Cloning PM and other APIs is long term strategy.... why it has to be Open Source? ...becuase remember that IBM dropped this platform on the past.
Quote[00000280] Obtain Thread error!Trying now on my W500. I consistently get this error popup after about 3 seconds, using either uvcview or weblook. The camera light turns on but I get no picture (except the very first time I tried it, when I got a single frozen frame).
This webcam has a strange range of alternate interface settings. Most webcams start with the lowest bandwidth for the lowest setting and end with the highest bandwidth for the highest setting. It seems that this camera has one specific alternate interface setting for each of the reported video stream format frames.
With the 640x480 programs you could try e.g. "uvcview /i8" or "uvcview /i1 /u"
With the 320x240 programs you could try e.g. "uvcview /i9" or "uvcview /i2 /u"
[00000280] Obtain Thread error!
USB Dock: Lenovo Integrated Camera (Chicony)
Identifier: 17ef:4807
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MaxPower : 0x32
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MaxPacketSize : 64
Interval : 16
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Protocol : Unknown (0x00)
Endpoints : 0
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Interface: 1
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1) LANGUAGE. Moving this folders seems to be a problem. When "UNICODE.SYS" loads in the boot procedure it gives some errors that can not found the files that I moved.
It seems I reach a deadlock here, if someone knows more about UNICODE.SYS and can suggest something it will be appreciated.
b.- There used to be some audio problem with UniAud driver that made the sound to loop. It was fixed on eCS, but after moving MMOS2 the problem showed up again.
Any thoughts? Can UNIXROOT be pointed to a specifically directory, or only to a drive letter?