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« on: January 28, 2022, 12:54:11 pm »Hi Digi,Code: [Select]Y:\>yum provides gssapi.dll
Thanks! For some reason anpm didn't show me this.
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Hi Digi,Code: [Select]Y:\>yum provides gssapi.dll
But I still haven't full started with the RPM installers. On my last attempts I got stuck with the WPS integration to create icons and set the properties of WPS objects (Path, working directory, etc). I usually get the answer that it works, but I'm doing it wrong, but nobody tells me how to do it right.
And I still did not manage to float on top only between my program windows and windows of other programs can hide my top window. WS_TOPMOST is system wide.
You might be interested in the results I get from my AMD Ryzen box. Sorry it is split but I only have a 1920x1200 monitor.
See ticket 0002740 at the Arca Noae bug tracker.
Solved. Thanks.
One obswrvation:
The port and memory ranges are too big by one,that is,the highest port/memory address should be one less as it is now.
Need to set up a new Asus RT-AC1750U for accepting incoming VNC and FTP connections.
Using the AOS 12.4 prerelease driver, the serial number of my USB sticks does show, it's blank on my Logitech unified receiver.
I have one stick that when inserted make the tree view of the Hardware Explorer redraw every or 3 seconds (2.5 seconds?) with the text seeming to jump slightly which doesn't look good. Other sticks are fine, this one is formatted EXT4 but partitioned by our LVM if it matters. Currently using the OS4 kernel, I'll test with the AOS one later.
Here's the properties of it, it's labeled a Duracell 128GB stick/
Interestingly I tried the OS4 kernel yesterday and Hardware Explorer displayed the correct video card etc in the VGA properties under the PCI Info tab. With the AOS kernel, this tab doesn't exist.
There is also a logical FLAW in USBRESMG.SYS in that it gets totally confused if two attached devices have the very same vendor and product id (yes, this happens, even with devices that look completely different !).
That typically leads to hangs/crashes when reading string descriptors. Would need to rewrite/change USBRESMG.SYS to also take the serial number into account (I think there even is a shitty Microsoft specific descriptor for that) to distinguish devices but oh well …
Hi Digi, ideally would be the info shown in the screen object. I'm currently using SNAP and it shows monitor, chipset, and memory.
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Hopefully there's a similar way to query Panorama.
I can say from my own experience that it is a bad idea in general to directly reread descriptors over and over again.