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Author: Dr Peter YoungDr Peter Young
Date: Jun 1, 2010 11:52
On 31 May 2010 Dr Peter Young ormail.co.uk> wrote:
> The sad news was announced recently on Archive on Line that Ray Favre
> died on 25 May. Presumably his site will now lapse, and I wonder if it
> will be possible for anyone to host his excellent software to stop it
> disappearing? Not a job for me, I'm afraid.
Many thanks for everyone's helpful comments on this; I didn't know how
many people would have read Archive on Line, but it seems as if many
did, and that the situation is well under control. I'm glad that Ray's
site won't disappear as fast as I feared it might.
I totally agree about leaving everything till the family have had time
to mourn, but David seems to be very approachable, if a bit bemused by
Ray's fame in the RISC OS world. One of the best memorials to Ray
would be to preserve his software as long as RISC OS lasts, and in due
course David may find that a comfort.
I have posted on a-o-l a message from him about the funeral (9 June)
and an address to which donations in memory could be sent. I could let
anyone who is interested, and who doesn't read a-o-l, have these
details if wanted.
With best wishes,
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Author: Dave HigtonDave Higton
Date: May 13, 2010 21:20
In message r34g2000yqj.googlegroups.com>
trevj cwazy.co.uk> wrote:
> On May 12, 2:30 pm, Martin Bazley blueyonder.co.uk>
> wrote:>> The following bytes were arranged on 11 May 2010 by Christopher Martin :
>>
>> Of course, the trouble with that is that RAM disc on the BeagleBoard
>> doesn't work with alignment exceptions turned on! Try !Scrap instead?
>
> OT:
> Yes, I've read this but the logs appeared OK in my RAM disc and I
> could swear I didn't have to turn off alignment exceptions in order to
> extract the HardDisk4 image using the RAM disc. Will check.
It's a funny thing: as soon as I drag the RAM disc size non-zero,
BB crashes unless alignment exceptions are off. But John Chetwynd
has a RAM disc configured, so it starts up with a non-zero RAM
disc and exceptions still enabled. I didn't believe it, so we
checked it at the SAUG meeting last Tuesday. It really is as I
have just described.
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Author: TankTank
Date: May 13, 2010 17:01
In message
ups.com>
trevj cwazy.co.uk> wrote:
> On May 12, 2:30 pm, Martin Bazley blueyonder.co.uk>
> wrote:>> The following bytes were arranged on 11 May 2010 by Christopher Martin :
>>
>> Of course, the trouble with that is that RAM disc on the BeagleBoard
>> doesn't work with alignment exceptions turned on! Try !Scrap instead?
> OT:
> Yes, I've read this but the logs appeared OK in my RAM disc and I
> could swear I didn't have to turn off alignment exceptions in order to
> extract the HardDisk4 image using the RAM disc. Will check.
My DevKit8000 has a RAM disk (20M) and I have never had any problems.
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Author: cferriscferris
Date: Dec 25, 2008 12:51
In message freeuk.com>
Harriet Bazley feathermail.co.uk> wrote:
> On 20 Dec 2008 as I do recall,
> Theo Markettos wrote:
>
>> Harriet Bazley feathermail.co.uk> wrote:
[snip]
>
> No, this was just a little utility that would forcibly drain the
> serial port [buffer] when run....
>
What about trying writing either a BASIC/Assembler Utility based
around OS_Byte 15 'Flush buffer' *FX15,0
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Colin Ferris Cornwall UK
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Author: GregGreg
Date: Dec 24, 2008 19:28
> In article master.i.flarn.net>,
> Rob Kendrick rjek.com> wrote:
> >> (If anything, rDNS *reduces* security in email. For my IP addresses,
>> there's nothing stopping me setting the rDNS for one to mx.vigay.com, and
>> spamming the universe. If any of the logs only log the rDNS name, then
>> it'll look like Paul, and not me.) >
> That's not the reason my server checks for rDNS.
>
> It rejects unknown DNS for a similar reason that my home phone line rejects
> anonymous callers. I like to know with whom I'm communicating with, either
> electronically or verbally.
One minute you're shouting 'Big Brother'and the MIB are after you, next
you're trying to do the same as them. One or the other please!
--
Greg Harris
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Author: AndrewAndrew
Date: Sep 21, 2008 13:38
Thank goodness that's back. Thanks to the team - keep up the good
work.
Andrew
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Author: markstephensmarkstephens
Date: Sep 21, 2008 13:12
I am trying to use latest MPro as an Imap client. I set it to
IMAP/NNTP client in MPRo choices and it asks for new set of details
(it does not appear to ask for IMAP username/password). When I try to
connect to IMAP, it just shows error message to say it failed to
login. I havethe IMAP mailbox working correctly from other programs?
Is there somewhere
I need to enter these details or an easy way to debug?
Regards,
MArk
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Author: cferriscferris
Date: Sep 21, 2008 11:26
I believe someone with an 'A9' was using a 'Utility' that would read
the 'Shift' key on startup - so the '!Boot' sequence could be stopped.
Any refs to the 'Utility' site?
Thanks
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Colin Ferris Cornwall UK
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Author: contact.newscontact.news
Date: Sep 21, 2008 02:53
Hi
222,bublegum,grass and sky themes have been updated they now include
option/radio/nudge icons.
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