Hi everybody,
we don't need to get so excited. A new guy that apparently was not used
to this kind of list posted a few messages. I believe now that he
understands better and can be forgiven. Don't we get so excited amongst
ourselves...
Michael Devore escreveu:
> At 02:39 PM 7/20/2006 +0800, "
Hi!
20-Июл-2006 18:43 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andreas Bollhalder) wrote to
[email protected]:
>> Does this mean, that when you run some program, which shows clock (for
>> example, Norton and Volcov Commander may show clock), then this clock is too
>> fast? And how it fast - 1.5
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As I can tell from my experince, the factor depends a lot from the host
speed and emulation / virtualisation software. I saw speed differences
from about a bit faster ( > 1.0) up to 10 times.
Most emulators / virtualizer are now close to 1 (as of QEMU
Hi!
20-Июл-2006 12:36 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Japheth) wrote to
[email protected]:
>> Strange. I was think, that "bugzilla", "private email" or "post in
>> group" is only ways to transfer reports to author and have nothing with
>> "distance between me and program".
J> Bugzilla i
All: Please don't make any further replies to this thread on the list.
This is nothing but a troll.
Earlier, I had given Johnson a warning off-list to stop his trolling,
but he chose to ignore that warning. I have removed him from the list.
-jh
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On Thu, 20 Jul 2006 14:37:07 +0200, you wrote:
Tom,
I'm no enemy of you, or someone. But someone really think I'm the
enemy of his, I can't control their mind.
He don't talk to me polite, why should I have to?
>Wow. 'I'm not allowed to tell the details...' seems to suggest that's
>it's some ing
> btw: it looks to me as if japeth wrote a tiny program to produce the
> bug; it's always helpful for maintainers if they get this
> program/source/description how to reproduce,
> so the time to reproduce the bug (and thereby time
> spend on the problem) is significant reduced, and often motivation
>>Seems FD-HIMEM can't do a MERGE with others free blocks, even the
>>MS-HIMEM did the job well. My friend told me how but sorry I'm not
>>allow to tell details,
Wow. 'I'm not allowed to tell the details...' seems to suggest that's
it's some ingenious (patent pending) technology art.
In fact it's m
Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
> Hi!
>
> 20-Июл-2006 12:09 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Japheth) wrote to
> [email protected]:
>
>
>>> Do you think, that "distance" allows/mean more rude behavior?! :) :(
>>>
> J> No, it means using Bugzilla for bug reports - if anything at all. :)
At 05:50 PM 7/20/2006 +0800, Johnson Lam wrote:
>On Thu, 20 Jul 2006 03:52:02 -0500, you wrote:
>
> >>XMS free blocks fragmentation ... they should not exist (now is 21
> >>century!). I hope he found the time to fix it.
> >
> >Fragmentation always exists, and if you were a programmer you would know
> Strange. I was think, that "bugzilla", "private email" or "post in
> group" is only ways to transfer reports to author and have nothing with
> "distance between me and program".
Bugzilla is more complicated and you have to login - several - times. That
makes you think twice before you inde
Hi!
20-Июл-2006 12:09 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Japheth) wrote to
[email protected]:
>> Do you think, that "distance" allows/mean more rude behavior?! :) :(
J> No, it means using Bugzilla for bug reports - if anything at all. :)
Strange. I was think, that "bugzilla", "privat
Hi!
19-Июл-2006 17:49 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andreas Bollhalder) wrote to
[email protected]:
AB> for two days and I had to read about 70 mail... I personally use QEMU
AB> and VMware Server for testing purposes and timers often run too fast. I
AB> remember that I saw this effect in B
> Do you think, that "distance" allows/mean more rude behavior?! :) :(
No, it means using Bugzilla for bug reports - if anything at all. :)
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On Thu, 20 Jul 2006 03:52:02 -0500, you wrote:
>>XMS free blocks fragmentation ... they should not exist (now is 21
>>century!). I hope he found the time to fix it.
>
>Fragmentation always exists, and if you were a programmer you would know
Fragmentation always exist for XMS manager, not user.
Hi!
20-Июл-2006 14:39 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Johnson Lam) wrote to
[email protected]:
JL> XMS free blocks fragmentation ... they should not exist (now is 21
JL> century!).
Dynamic memory fragmentation was and will exist in any century. This is
unavoidable behavior. Issue is on
Hi!
20-Июл-2006 08:15 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Japheth) wrote to
[email protected]:
>> Be polite never late!
J> You're right. But to be safe I will maintain a tiny security distance between
J> me and everything FD-related in the future.
Do you think, that "distance" allows/
At 02:39 PM 7/20/2006 +0800, "someone" wrote:
>On Wed, 19 Jul 2006 06:32:11 +0200, you wrote:
>
> >> I never seen similar reports before, so Michael,
> >> probably, unaware about this behavior and thus have no chance to fix
> it. :)
> >Yes, let's assume this. :)
>
>XMS free blocks fragmentation ..
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