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When you stay at Country Inn & Suites- Charlotte Airport in Charlotte, you'll be near the airport and convenient to Carolinas Aviation Museum.
This hotel is within the vicinity of Billy Graham Library and U.S. National Whitewater Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 119 air-conditioned guestrooms. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities including a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, a fireplace in the lobby, and a television in the lobby. Guests can catch a ride on the complimentary shuttle, which operates within 2 mi.
A complimentary breakfast is included.
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in Charlotte? This hotel has facilities measuring 325 square feet (30 square meters), including small meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available 24 hours).
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Just off I-85, Country Inn & Suites is six miles from Bank of America Stadium, home of the Carolina Panthers. The Charlotte Convention Center is seven miles from the hotel.
The Country Inn & Suites features a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and fitness facilities. A complimentary Continental breakfast is served daily. This hotel provides a 24-hour complimentary airport shuttle. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in the lobby and the breakfast area. Additional amenities include copy/fax services (surcharge), complimentary USA Today newspapers, and free parking.
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Exploring the yum package manager
Rollback Function
You are probably familiar with the situation in which you install a new program but then need to restore the original state of the system because of incompatibilities, bugs, or other problems. This rollback can be fairly tricky – for one thing, older packages might be difficult to locate, and for another, the configurations might have been overwritten. An automatic rollback function is often the quickest, simplest, and cleanest approach.
To leverage the benefits of package rollback, you need to back up the current system status before you change the selection of packages – that is, whenever you install or delete packages. To help you do so, RPM has a repackage function.
The repackage process bundles the relevant files, such as configuration files, data, and program files, into a new RPM archive. The RPM repackage function adds a transaction ID to each archive and stores the archive at a fixed location.
To restore a previous installation state, remove the packages you just installed and install the repackage files you created before doing so.
To tell RPM which repackage files to install, each RPM transaction is assigned a unique number. If you delete multiple packages and their dependencies, all the repackage files will have a unique transaction ID. According to the RPM manpage, the ID is a simple Unix timestamp.
Yum can use RPM's rollback functionality if you enable the feature in the configuration files. To do so, add the following entry to /etc/rpm/macros:
%_repacke_all_erasures 1
If the /etc/rpm/macros configuration file does not exist, you need to create it. Then add the following line to the /etc/yum.conf file:
Once you have configured this parameter, the system will "remember" every status setting in the /var/spool/repackage folder. If you delete a package, something such as
# rpm -Uhv --rollback '3 minutes ago'
will restore the system state from three minutes ago.
Test Run
Additionally, specifying --test will perform a test run and show you the actions to perform, but without actually executing the rollback. You can specify the time for the rollback as follows:
# rpm -Uhv --rollback 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM'
If you can't remember the time for the installation you want to roll back, just check the timestamps on the repackage files in /var/spool/repackage.
- RPM Fusion: http://rpmfusion.org
- Additional package sources: http://www.fedorafaq.org/#getsoftware
- Yum Upgrade: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/YumUpgradeFaq
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This is automtic rollback , what`s different matual with automatic rollback?
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i want to redirect the site to correct language version
how to modify the .htaccess ?RewriteEngine On
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The Accept-Language header usually doesn't consist of a single language string like "en" or "pl".
You could try the following:RewriteCond %{HTTP:Accept-Language} ^pl.*$ [NC]
RewriteRule .* /etravel/wycieczki/ [R=301,L]But beware, every request with "Accept-Language = pl" will be redirected to /etravel/wycieczki/. So that basically limits you to 1 page per language... not sure if it's really that what you want
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but the problem is hmm
the URL has been changed but i get blank page with 301 Error and message:"Moved Permanently
The document has moved here." "here" is a link to new address but it doesnt work
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Several dozen future engineers and architects spent the afternoon of Saturday, April 6, building with their imaginations and more than 20,000 LEGO bricks purchased and donated by the Friends of the Plymouth Library in partnership with the Friends of the Ridgedale and Wayzata Libraries. The Plymouth Library plans to offer the program again June 20 and July 18; registration is required and begins May 23. To see all of the photos taken at the April 6 event, please check out our LEGO album at the Plymouth Library Flickr Page. |


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I am writing to invite you to participate in the 2013 JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes on Saturday, Sept. 28th at the Bicentennial Mall in Nashville. Malcolm, Jackson and I are joining with other friends and family members this year to help raise awareness and money for a cure for Type 1 diabetes, a disease that usually targets the young from birth on up.
Thanks in large part to JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation), and those who support its goals, individuals diagnosed with this disease today have a better chance of living longer with fewer devastating complications. With the advent of major technological devices, and dedication on the part of those with the disease, as well as those who care for them, a child diagnosed today has hope of not being struck with early kidney failure, blindness, limb amputation and early heart failure. When I was diagnosed 35 years ago, my parents were told to expect at least a 15-yr. shorter lifespan due to such complications. There was little hope for a cure in my lifetime, and managing with the means then available was difficult. Management today, however, continues to depend on multiple daily finger pricks to test blood sugars, multiple shots a day or use of an insulin pump attached to the body to deliver the necessary amount of insulin before consuming carbohydrates. Control still requires the counting and calculation of each carbohydrate. Today, unlike 35 years ago, progress towards a cure is being made daily in large part due to the support of friends and family working through JDRF.
Although great progress is being made, when my 4-yr. old niece Parker was diagnosed in 2012, the 6 year old daughter of the Michelsons this year and 11-yr. old son of the Kinsers just in the past month, my heart sank. I had to do more to help them and others faced with this tough disease. I do not want them to have to live the rest of their lives impacted with Type 1 diabetes.
Research results indicate that a cure is close at hand. Through multiple fund raising efforts that JDRF hosts across the country and the world like The Walk to Cure, funds are being raised for additional research to reach that goal.
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Last night, Adam Feldman (theater critic for Time Out New York) organized a midnight vigil for Mark Carson, the Black gay man who was killed in the West Village Friday night. We gathered on 6th Avenue and West 8th Street, on the corner where he was shot in the face. It was an intense, emotional event. I'm bad at estimating these things, but I think there were around 100 [edit: 300] people there. While a few speakers betrayed an upsetting short-sightedness about how violence operates in our society, most were eloquent and inspiring. In no particular order:
- Performer and playwright Justin Sayre started things off with a volcanic, passionate sermon about the perceived danger of queer love — how the straight world fears us for the very thing that makes us most powerful, and so the only response is to love harder, love louder, and love more than ever. His tone set the stage for the event, and allowed people to fully feel the emotions we'd all been locking up tight.
- Photographer and ACT UP vet Jon Nalley revealed, shockingly and emotionally, that Mark Carson is also the name of a fallen ACT UP comrade. Jon schooled the crowd about the true cause of AIDS death (not the HIV virus, but government neglect and institutional heterosexism), highlighting the connections between one Mark's death and the other's.
- Long-time activist and Stonewall vet Jim Fouratt pointed out something that SHOULD be obvious, but which hadn't occurred to me — that there used to be a hospital TWO BLOCKS from that corner, but in the wake of St. Vincent's closing, Mark had to be rushed to Beth Israel all the way across town. Perhaps, in the distance between these hospitals, Mark's life could have been saved. In that sense, the politicians that allowed St. Vincents to be converted to a luxury condo high rise — politicians like lesbian mayoral candidate Christine Quinn — may have gay blood on their hands. Jim helped us understand how depriving a gay neighborhood of a hospital is inherently homophobic and violent.
- A trans woman who was once homeless in that same neighborhood spoke intensely about how vigils shouldn't be the only time we come together, and how we must take our struggle to the U.N. to fight for queer safety internationally, and hold the U.S. to the highest possible global standard.
- Eugene Lovendusky, a member of Queer Rising read a first-person account of the Stonewall Riots, in which a gay rioter's head was injured on that very corner, his blood pouring into the street. Another rioter screamed into the city, "THIS IS THE BLOOD OF YOUR BROTHERS!" It was chilling, to consider the bloody history of that location.
- Another Queer Rising member, Ben Strothmann, pointed out that this murder was allowed to happen because the killer had access to a gun, and that the supporters of gun rights, deep down inside, are primarily afraid of the specter of the Black gunman, who will infiltrate their towns and homes. These gun rights advocates feel they need weapons to protect themselves from their racist fantasy. It underscored how racism fuels violence against ALL peoples.
- Khaela Maricich from The Blow was like: we're all going to die anyway, and it's better to die being yourself and expressing your love and your identity than hiding it and living longer. Her comment was somewhat insensitive to queers in greater danger than her, like trans people and people of color, but I understood what she was trying to say.
- An older trans man shared that he was attacked in Manhattan only a few days ago, and reminded the crowd, with tremendous grief in his voice, that trans people are killed CONSTANTLY in this country.
- A straight mother spoke because her adult son in another city asked her to, so she could share her love and support with us.
- Interestingly, a straight young woman who lives on that block confessed that her initial impulse was to text her gay friends, warning them to "dial it down" so that no one on the street would know they're gay, but that, after hearing the speakers, she realized that this was the wrong lesson - that we should "dial it up," to demand our right to exist. "DIAL IT UP" became a chant, briefly.
- A Black gay man spoke with great anguish, commenting on how not many other men of color were in attendance, and laying out so clearly how different queer people have unique challenges and specific circumstances — that Mark Carson's life as a Black gay man was significantly different from the lives of the white gay men who made up the majority of the crowd.
- A few speakers mentioned the importance of hate crimes legislation, and thanked the police for their cooperation with the vigil, and one speaker even said, "THANK YOU TO THE NYPD OF TODAY FOR NOT BEING THE NYPD OF 1969!" and though I had been resisting the urge to speak, that was my last straw
I got up on the box and said something like this:
I hope this doesn't sound callous, but I was not surprised by this death. Queer people are killed in this country all the time. I have always thought of myself as someone who is vulnerable to murder. Four trans women were killed in the month of April alone — four in one month! So when things like this happen in our neighborhoods, we need to ask ourselves what this violence means. And we have to be skeptical about solutions like hate crimes legislation, which just feeds the prison industrial complex — an industry that profits from the imprisonment of queers and people of color. One third of all adult Black men in the U.S. are in prisons, and trans people are disproportionately arrested and locked up. We cannot continue to support this! And while I'm sure individual NYPD officers were polite in the lead-up to this vigil, we cannot forget that the NYPD ritually harasses trans people and people of color in this city! Trans women are arrested simply for walking down the street! So when we talk about how queer people need to be "safe," we have to ask ourselves what "safety" really means — because the NYPD does not makes us safe! It harasses and imprisons us! We must reckon with these connections — that Mark Carson's death is an extension of the violence that oppresses so many others, from the institutional violence of governments to the random violence of a crazy guy with a gun.
I make a living speaking in front of people, but talking at this vigil was terrifying. As I spoke, I felt myself hyperventilating, and I worried I would vomit. After I stepped down, I sat on the curb a few yards away from the crowd, catching my breath.
I wish I had specifically named the Stop & Frisk policy that makes queers and people of color vulnerable to police harassment. I wish I had called out Christine Quinn for supporting this policy.
I wish I had acknowledged a previous speakers' disappointment about the lack of people of color in attendance. I wish I had pointed out the sad truth: that our queer "community" is still so segregated, such that when a white person organizes a vigil and spreads the word through his social networks, that message will not automatically filter into Black queer circles. When I mentioned this afterwards to Ted Kerr from Visual AIDS, he added that many queers of color are not willing to make [edit: cautious about making] themselves vulnerable to the kind of police surveillance that surrounded the event. This hadn't occurred to me, and reminded me that so many aspects of our queer condition are so complicated, and we all have so much to learn and understand about each other.
When the event was over, I was surrounded by friends and colleagues. People whom I respect, and who inspire me on a regular basis — the people I came to NYC hoping to meet, and the people who keep me here. I was proud of Adam for making this happen, and proud of my community for showing up.
But I was sad too — not just about the senseless death of this man — but that there didn't seem to be anyone at this vigil who knew him. It seemed indicative of the intense divide amongst queer people in this city.
Tomorrow night, there will be another rally — this one sponsored by the (often idiotic) LGBT Center and featuring Christine Quinn herself — the lesbian mayoral candidate whose policies hurt queer people and may have allowed Mark Carson to die. I will not be in town for this event, but I am fixated on it. Will there be resistance to the party line? Will Quinn be heckled? How can we best honor Mark Carson's death? What comes next?
[CORRECTION: The earlier riot on that corner was not Stonewall, as I write in this post. Here's the clarification from John Knoebel:
"This was not an incident from the 1969 Stonewall Riot […] but happened at the somewhat larger riot of the next summer in August 1970. This was when hundreds of activists pulled off a large demonstration in Times Square against police harassment of gays and lesbians there and then ended up marching all the way to the village where a violent confrontation with police involved many more hundreds from Sheridan Square to 8th Street.]
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- In September, the city of Laredo announced that it had received $131.5 million in federal stimulus funding. The largest share, $48.1 million, will go to city water projects. Other funded projects will include new roads, airport upgrades and a citywide wireless Internet project.
- Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport has announced plans to develop 6,600 acres of land adjacent to the airport for improved private aviation facilities, industrial parks, hotels and entertainment.
- Nissan Motor Co. has agreed to establish a vehicle distribution center at CenterPoint Intermodal Center–Houston, about 35 miles southwest of the city.
- The Texas General Land Office plans to spend $135.4 million in state, federal and local funds on beach restoration and protections against future hurricane damage. Projects will include extensive restoration and rebuilding along the Galveston seawall, Bolivar Peninsula and McFaddin National Wildlife Refuge.
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"Exurbs" seek best of two worlds.
Nestled among the upper Highland Lakes, with scenic rolling hills and gorgeous vistas, Burnet County has long been a desirable place to get away from it all. Now, with the explosive growth of nearby counties, these open spaces have become more than just places to relax and unwind. They've become home for thousands of Texans who commute to urban areas to work.
According to the Texas State Data Center, Burnet County is Texas' fastest-growing rural county — meaning a county that is not part of a federally defined metropolitan statistical area (MSA), such as the eight-county San Antonio MSA. And it highlights a Texas trend: the migration of working urbanites past the city fringes and suburbs, and into areas where scenic beauty, a slower living pace and lower housing costs outweigh higher transportation expenses and lengthy commutes.
Such areas include Hood and Somervell counties, near Fort Worth; Polk County, north of Houston; and Lee and Blanco counties, situated like Burnet County near Austin. All grew substantially between 2000 and 2008, in a period when most Texas rural counties saw little growth or actually lost population.
Burnet County Judge Donna Klaeger, a former head of the Marble Falls Chamber of Commerce, is seeing the change first-hand.
"When I moved here, [Marble Falls] was still a small, hometown community. Everybody knew everybody," Klaeger says. "Because of our proximity to metropolitan areas and who we are, it's changed drastically. There are so many residents who've moved here because it's a beautiful vibrant community. As our motto says, 'Relax, you're finally here.'"
Rapid growth has been accompanied by increasing demands for services and infrastructure.
For Klaeger and other local leaders, though, Burnet County's 27.2 percent population growth from 2000 to 2008 — nearly twice the overall state average — means there's no time to relax. Rapid growth has been accompanied by increasing demands for services and infrastructure and concerns about future needs.
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What's an "Exurb"?
City planners and demographers have dubbed areas such as Marble Falls as "exurbs."
Finding Exurbia, a 2006 study by the Brookings Institute, defines exurbs as "communities located on the urban fringe that have at least 20 percent of their workers commuting to jobs in an urbanized area, exhibit low housing density and have relatively high population growth."
"More baby boomers are retiring, and they like country living."
— Fritz Steiner, dean of the University of Texas at Austin's School of Architecture
Although no definitive polling numbers are available, a recent county questionnaire indicated that nearly a quarter of Burnet County residents work in Travis or Williamson counties, both heavily urban and part of the Austin-Round Rock MSA.
Fritz Steiner, dean of the University of Texas at Austin's School of Architecture, says three forces are at work in exurban growth.
"First, more baby boomers are retiring, and they like country living," Steiner says. "Second, there are a number of people who, because of various technologies, don't have to be near their work. And finally, people who don't have a lot of resources can move to an exurban setting because it's cheaper."
Urban planners agree that a strong metropolitan core is an important anchor to sustained exurban growth. Burnet County has that in Austin, which came in first in Forbes magazine's recent ranking of "Best Cities to Find Jobs."
Burgeoning Burnet
Projections by the Texas Water Development Board indicate Burnet County's population will nearly triple by 2060, to about 90,000 residents.
And while retirees and vacation-home buyers accounted for most of the county's real estate sales in the past, young families make up a growing segment, says the owner of a local real estate firm.
"In the last three to five years, there's been a substantial growth in people who commute, probably to Austin, who are looking for small-town schools, small-town living and a great environment to raise kids," says Dana Yarter, a real estate broker and owner of RE/MAX of Marble Falls.
But there's sometimes a gap between expectations and reality, Steiner says. Rural counties rarely offer as many services as metropolitan areas. Texas law doesn't require counties to offer a fire department or emergency medical services, for instance.
"People move to exurban areas and expect urban services," he says. "They put political pressure on the county to provide those services, and they cost money that the counties don't have."
And much exurban development occurs in a scattershot fashion, making it difficult to plan for and provide necessary services. "Most counties don't have the power to control zoning, and the growth [often] occurs in the least favorable areas," says Steiner.
Planning Ahead
Despite their financial and legal limitations, Klaeger and other county officials have made responsiveness and cooperation with other governmental bodies a priority.
Klaeger says Burnet County sponsors about a dozen town hall meetings each year, to get county residents' feedback on the challenges of growth.
"I think the city, county and school district are well aware of the growth and what to do," says John Kemper, owner of Marble Falls' famed Blue Bonnet Cafe. "I know there's a lot of concern about how to pay for it, but they're addressing it. There are no heads in the sand around here."
Transportation and water conservation are Burnet County's most important priorities for long-range planning, Klaeger says. Its residents recently formed a groundwater district to help manage water supplies.
When Burnet County passes 50,000 in population — as it almost certainly will in the 2010 U.S. Census — it will become eligible to join a regional transportation authority such as the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO), Klaeger says. That would make it easier to join other communities in luring federal funding for projects such as the widening of Highway 281, the county's main link to Austin and San Antonio.
"Our funding needs are minimal compared to those of a metropolitan area," Klaeger says. "But if you put together 10 rural communities, our numbers start to be more realistic for funding opportunities."
Staying Affordable
Affordable housing is a key objective in smart exurban growth. Burnet County's median home value rose from $85,942 in 2000 to $128,435 in 2008, a 49 percent jump, while the county's average household income rose from $37,546 to $46,384, an increase of less than 24 percent.
Affordable housing is a key objective in smart exurban growth.
And rising gas prices have been a double-edged sword. They've increased the costs of exurb living and put more focus on the need for cost-efficient public transportation — but they've also convinced more residents to spend locally, Klaeger says.
Changes in energy supplies and prices inevitably influence how exurbs grow.
"We know that in the long term, prices will go up, and certain countries that are the source of oil aren't exactly friendly with us," Steiner says. "The challenge to transportation is to encourage growth where rail connections and other public transportation is available."
Grown to Last
Roger Galatas, a developer who played an integral part in creating The Woodlands north of Houston in the 1970s, says planners have to strike the correct balance between development and quality of life.
"You need to focus on developing the community instead of the market," Galatas says. "If you build a community to fit the market, you'll be successful."
He emphasizes that the infrastructure, both physical and economic, is important to healthy and sustained growth. Problems begin when the tax base declines and crime rates rise.
"That's where the whole thing can start to unravel," Galatas says.
Still, he thinks Texas is ripe for continued exurban growth.
"I think we'll see the pattern continue," he says. "Look at the I-35 corridor. That's where the jobs are moving to, and where the focus will be in the future." FN
Fast Growth in Rural Texas
Between 2000 and 2008, most Texas rural counties saw little or no population growth. But some beat the odds, registering solid increases. Burnet County led the state's rural counties, growing nearly twice as fast as the state as a whole.
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% Change in Population, 2000-2008
* Census estimate
County | 2000 Population | 2008 Population (estimate) | Growth |
Franklin | 9,458 | 10,762 | 13.8% |
Wood | 36,752 | 42,124 | 14.6% |
Zapata | 12,182 | 14,200 | 16.6% |
Gillespie | 20,814 | 24,299 | 16.7% |
Starr | 53,597 | 62,655 | 16.9% |
Rains | 9,139 | 10,707 | 17.2% |
Somervell | 6,809 | 8,131 | 19.4% |
Jeff Davis | 2,207 | 2,728 | 23.6% |
Hood | 41,100 | 50,812 | 23.6% |
Burnet | 34,147 | 43,433 | 27.2% |
Source: Texas State Data Center


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Each device is created by filling in a struct device object and passing it to the register_netdev(struct device *) call. This links your device structure into the kernel network device tables. As the structure you pass in is used by the kernel, you must not free this until you have unloaded the device with void unregister_netdev(struct device *) calls. These calls are normally done at boot time or at module load/unload.
The kernel will not object if you create multiple devices with the same name, it will break. Therefore, if your driver is a loadable module you should use the struct device *dev_get(const char *name) call to ensure the name is not already in use. If it is in use, you should pick another name or your new driver will fail. If you discover a clash, you must not use unregister_netdev() to unregister the other device using the name!
A typical code sequence for registration is:
int register_my_device(void) { int i=0; for(i=0;i<100;i++) { sprintf(mydevice.name,"mydev%d",i); if(dev_get(mydevice.name)==NULL) { if(register_netdev(&mydevice)!=0) return -EIO; return 0; } } printk( "100 mydevs loaded. Unable to load more.\n"); return -ENFILE; }
All the generic information and methods for each network device are kept in the device structure. To create a device you need to supply the structure with most of the data discussed below. This section covers how a device should be set up.
First, the name field holds a string pointer to a device name in the formats discussed previously. The name field can also be " " (four spaces), in which case the kernel automatically assigns an ethn name to it. This special feature should not be used. After Linux 2.0, we intend to add a simple support function of the form dev_make_name("eth") for this purpose.
The next block of parameters is used to maintain the location of a device within the device address spaces of the architecture. The irq field holds the interrupt (IRQ) the device is using, and is normally set at boot time or by the initialization function. If an interrupt is not used, not currently known or not assigned, the value zero should be used. The interrupt can be set in a variety of fashions. The auto-irq facilities of the kernel can be used to probe for the device interrupt, or the interrupt can be set when loading the network module. Network drivers normally use a global int called irq for this so that users can load the module with insmod mydevice irq=5 style commands. Finally, the IRQ field can be set dynamically using the ifconfig command, which causes a call to your device that will be discussed later on.
The base_addr field is the base I/O space address where the device resides. If the device uses no I/O locations or is running on a system without an I/O space concept, this field should be set to zero. When this address is user settable, it is normally set by a global variable called io. The interface I/O address can also be set with ifconfig.
Two hardware-shared memory ranges are defined for things like ISA bus shared memory Ethernet cards. For current purposes, the rmem_start and rmem_end fields are obsolete and should be loaded with 0. The mem_start and mem_end addresses should be loaded with the start and end of the shared memory block used by this device. If no shared memory block is used, then the value 0 should be stored. Those devices that allow the user to to set the memory base use a global variable called mem, and then set the mem_end address appropriately themselves.
The dma variable holds the DMA channel in use by the device. Linux allows DMA (like interrupts) to be automatically probed. If no DMA channel is used or the DMA channel is not yet set, the value 0 is used. This option may have to change, since the latest PC boards allow ISA bus DMA channel 0 to be used by hardware boards and do not just tie it to memory refresh. If the user can set the DMA channel, the global variable dma is used.
It is important to realise that the physical information is provided for control and user viewing (as well as the driver's internal functions), and does not register these areas to prevent them being reused. Thus, the device driver must also allocate and register the I/O, DMA and interrupt lines it wishes to use, using the same kernel functions as any other device driver. [See the recent Kernel Korner articles on writing a character device driver in issues 23, 24, 25, 26 and 28, or visit the new Linux Kernel Hackers' Guide at www.redhat.com:8080/HyperNews/get/khg.html, for more information on the necessary functions—ED]
The if_port field holds the physical media type for multi-media devices such as combo Ethernet boards.
What about rmem_max / rmem_default ?
An admirable in-depth article. Just a stupid question (I'm so slow-witted) : I still don't catch the link between the rmem_default/rmem_max sysctl parameters (socket receive buffer default/max length) and the buffer allocated by dev_alloc_skb(). Socket receive buffer vs buffer of skb : are we talking about he same memory area, or are they different things (involving necessarily a copy from the one to the other, sooner or later) ?
Thanks for anyone who would make it clear to me,
Missing pictures
The links to figures do not work (File not found error). I guess time does matter (1996 article!). To anyone reading this article, please provide us some links for the pictures (or link to some other up to date articles).
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Should be working now.
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thanx for the great article..
at each layer the data and tail pointers change right??
so if i need to acces the L7 data,consider UDP can i take the from pre routing hook can i take data+udphdr->length..??
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Hi Alan Cox,
Thanx for the article.
Iam Ram.Iam new to device driver development.
some how i manged to write a network driver.
still i need some help.But I want to access the driver functions directly from user program written in c.
i.e. I want to access the open,close,hard_start_xmit(),ioctl functions directly without using the socket api(socket,bind,connect etc). I want my own function api.
is it possible to do it.
Thanx in adavance,
good article
thanks for this article. It explains most of the things. But still I feel that some more thing related to Bottom Half/Top half processing should be added. and also things are not clear about the logic of freeing/owning skbuffers.
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Just wanted to share some of my video's of my latest hobby. I have started as a novice to RC quadcopters and also filming/editing and have done it all on a tight budget thanks to the wealth of knowledge on the internet.
Here are a few of the first video's I have made: these are avalible in 720p but not via these embeded windows
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On Thu, Jul 12, 2012 at 9:41 AM, Gonzolaw said:
Thank you, I have 2 others! ha ha
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i like your weiner
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No worries. I was a bit intoxicated when I changed it, so we're even! ;)
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i apologize. i was a little intoxicated when i typed that. feel free to badger me at will. i should know betta. im very excited too, although i haven't been offered one of dem special priced tix. long live HST!!
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The 77th annual NFL Draft isn't expected to be like the first one was for the Mountain State.
No first-rounders expected.
Way back in February 1936, at the first draft at the Ritz-Carlton in Philadelphia, the sixth name ever called in an NFL college player selection process was that of West Virginia tackle Joe Stydahar - the first-round pick by the Chicago Bears.
Stydahar, who played high school football for the Shinnston Spartans and eventually went on to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, was the first of 11 first-rounders to date for West Virginia schools - eight from WVU and three from Marshall.
The West Virginia Conference never has had a first-round selection ... but it was close.
Also in 1936, West Virginia Wesleyan's Len Barnum, a Parkersburg native, was the Andrew Luck of his day - the first quarterback taken - at No. 12 overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates (there were no Steelers until '41).
That made him the third pick in Round 2. No other WVC player has been selected higher than the fourth round.
(As an aside, the last first-rounder in that initial draft became well known in the Mountain State later. Art "Pappy" Lewis, an Ohio University tackle and great coach of Sam Huff and Co. in the 1950s at WVU, was a New York Giants' selection at No. 9 overall.)
Fast forward to the present ... While no Mountaineer or Thundering Herd player is expected to go in Thursday night's first round calls at Radio City Music Hall, I'll be stunned if a couple of familiar names aren't off the board by late in Round 2 on Friday night.
And both bring something similar to the table.
Defensive ends Vinny Curry of Marshall and Bruce Irvin of WVU have great value as projected second-round picks. In a pass-first league like the NFL has been for years now, there are only two positions where stars are more valuable than men who can rush, harass and hit the passer.
That would be quarterback, obviously, and left offensive tackle, the primary protector against those aforementioned rushers toward a right-handed QB.
While Curry is more a prototype defensive end than Irvin, both are valued by NFL personnel men for their root skill - getting into an opponents' backfield. It stands to reason Curry will play up front in a 4-3. The smaller more versatile Irvin - a safety to start out in junior college - will be an outside linebacker ("rush end" if you'd prefer) in a 3-4.


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Book Review: Karen Armstrong
With over 20 books about Islam, Judaism, and Christianity, Karen Armstrong is considered one of today's most provocative, original thinkers about religion. History of God, a 2008 TED winner, earned Armstrong $100,000 and helped fund her "Charter for Compassion".
In Twelve Steps to a Compassionate Life, chapters start with "Learn About Compassion" and close with "Love Your Enemies." In between, Armstrong tackles self-love, mindfulness, suffering, sympathetic joy, the limits of our knowledge of others, and "concern for everybody." Compassion Resources
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SeaWorld thinks PETA's plea to free the whales is fishy
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A mother and baby orcas, also called killer whales, swim at Sea World in San Diego.
It's nice when sea life can work together. Exhibit A: Killer whales with shark lawyers.
The attorneys for the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) are set to face a federal judge on Monday in San Diego on behalf of five orcas at SeaWorld that the animal-rights group wants released on antislavery grounds.
Representation for Tilikum, Katina, Kasatka, Ulises and Corky believe the SeaWorld San Diego orcas, "should be covered by the 13th Amendment to the Constitution that bans slavery and involuntary servitude," explains the L.A. Times.
SeaWorld officials call the allegations "baseless," notes KCET, and want the court to dismiss the lawsuit, filed last October, as a publicity stunt.
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BioCor Nutrition DivaMax (Stinging Nettle Root) (120ct): Discount DivaMax Supplements
Nettle root extracts have been extensively studied in human clinical trials as a treatment for symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). These extracts have been shown to help relieve symptoms compared to placebo both by themselves and when combined with other herbal medicines. Because it contains 3,4-divanillyltetrahydrofuran, certain extracts of the nettle are used by bodybuilders in an effort to increase freetestosterone by occupying sex-hormone binding globulin.
A paper first published in 1995 in the journal of Planta Medica, scientists proved that special constitutes found in nettle root were effective SHBG inhibitors of cell membranes. In subsequent studies, the unique constitute of 3,4-divanillyltetrahydrofuran was isolated from nettle root and was found to have SHBG binding properties categorized as remarkable.
This SHBG is important because the process in turns frees up more of the bodys testosterone, converting bound testosterone to bio-available testosterone. Bio-available testosterone is what is responsible for all of the great benefits that healthy men would want to increase.
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Schöttner M, Gansser D, Spiteller G. (1997). Interaction of lignans with human sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG). Zeitschrift fur Naturforschung. C, Journal of biosciences 52 (1112): 83443. PMID 9463941.
really excited about this product!
Would this work for someone who is not necessarily engaged in a workout regiment? I ask because I'm wondering if my pops can benefit from this. He does do a mild form of manual labor and is always walking during his working hours. I'm certain he's got low test and was trying to find out what supplements he might benefit from taking.
I've used a product with 3,4 in it and good feel a difference.
Yeah, I figured this might simply give him a good nudge.
do you know what his test levels are?
in case you didnt know, stinging nettle root has many more benefits
I'll ask him, check to see if he's had any tests done.
Thanks for the link and I appreciate your time with these questions.
Curious as t the differences between this and say a $15-$20 bottle at ***?
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Thanks for the response as perhaps my question was misread. YOur product retails for $40 at NP where other stores I see it for $15-$20.
Why is yours more $$$?
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What product is $15-20? You mean compared to regular stinging nettle root? Its the amount of 3,4-divanillyltetrahydrofura. The extract is different (concentrated) and more inclusive than your normal nettle extract. Its the reason many of your popular test boosters use it.
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Thank you. Best time to take this? Fasted or with food?
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exactly...for 15-20 bucks you are getting whole stinging nettle...not the extract. it's like the difference between fenugreek and testofen, or horny goat weed and epimedium extract...trust me if i could buy divanill as good as divamax at g.n.c for 15-20 bucks i would have a uhaul parked in front


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The VAC 40 series 2 has 2 channels that are selected with the included A/B box. The volume channel has volume, treble, bass, and tone controls. The treble control has a pull function to boost upper mids and gain. The tone control is a 3 position switch with normal in the center position. Up is brighter and down is thicker. This control is great for tailoring the channel for pickup type. The volume channel is loaded with a 12AX7 but one can substitute a 12AY7 for less gain. The gain channel on the series 2 has gain, master, treble, bass, and tone controls. The pull treble boosts upper mids and gain. The tone switch functions as the one in the volume channel but is more subtle. This channel is loaded with 12AX7 and 12AU7 tubes. The 12AU7 can be substituted with a 12AT7 for added gain. There are bright and V.A.C. controls that affect both channels. V.A.C. presets are: 40, 30, 20, 9, and 4 watts. Tubes: 6L6GC push-pull pair, 12AX7 preamp (2), 12AU7 preamp, and 12AT7 driver. The A/B box has 2 switches. The left switch has a green LED to indicate connection to the volume channel. The right switch has a red LED to indicate "straight through" connection to the gain channel (when green LED is off). The yellow LED indicates the "roll back" control is In the circuit. This control, located on the A/B box, acts like the guitar volume control: allowing one to cut back the gain channel passively (when green LED is off).
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Detectives with the Lebanon Police Department are investigating whether 51-year-old Larry Bohannon of Grafton could have been the man involved in the armed robberies at the Little Store and the Family Dollar store last month.
Bohannon was shot and killed by police Friday after allegedly robbing an office supplies store in Bellows Falls, Vt., at gunpoint and leading police on a chase that ended when the truck he was driving crashed in Walpole.
Bohannon died from gunshot wounds to the head, chest, and abdomen.
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