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Worked for me too, 3D is working again Thanks!
This seems to have worked for me. Currently running AIGLX at ~2300fps in glxgears and between 505 and 515 fps in fgl_glxgears.Originally Posted by Antiarch View Post
The good news is there's a simple work around for it. Find the Device section in your xorg.conf (Section "Device") and look for a line that starts with BusID. In quotes will be something like "1:0:0" (there will be different numbers depending on your card) Before that string of numbers, add "PCI:", to make it look like this: "PCI:1:0:0".
Had a few issues getting it going, but i think that was related to XGL and my xorg.conf.
Last edited by combatdoc; 01-30-2008 at 07:43 PM.
Worked for me too, 3D is working again Thanks!
hello!!! help!!!
i'm a novice, so this is really discouraging me. i'm using a dell inspiron 9400, mobility 1400X, opensuse 10.3, 64bit version. i should have a resolution of 1400x900, but dont get it. I don't have any 3D either. i downloaded the driver from http://ati.amd.com/support/drivers/l...64-radeon.html. i installed it, and BAM! it failed to get the graphical screen. Ctrl +Alt + F1 failed to get console too. i had to reboot with single option at GRUB prompt, and replace the xorg.conf file with a backup i made. that got me back my graphics, but still with a resolution of 1152x864. i tried did an uninstall of the fglrx driver, and reinstalled and it broke again. i get the error message
(EE) fglrx(0): Failed to initialize ASIC in kernel. etc,etc
however i DONT HAVE A BusID line in my xorg.conf file at all!
what do i do?
I hope i've provided enough information
You are not alone. I've this issue with the 8.5 release on ubuntu hardy with a X1300 pcie.
This driver seems to be worse for my card every release.
I had no BusID in my xorg.conf, now i have but it doesn't make any difference. Someone has a clue to help me out?
allartk, what errors are you getting in the X log ?
Here the warnings and error from my Xorg.0.log
edit: I can post the used xorg.conf in the evening (about 8 hours ) but I was a bit in a hurry this morningCode:$ grep '(EE)\|(WW)' Xorg.0.log (WW) warning, (EE) error, (NI) not implemented, (??) unknown. (WW) The directory "/usr/share/fonts/X11/cyrillic" does not exist. (WW) fglrx: No matching Device section for instance (BusID PCI:1:0:1) found (WW) fglrx: No matching Device section for instance (BusID PCI:1:0:1) found (EE) fglrx(0): Failed to initialize ASIC in kernel. (WW) fglrx(0): board is an unknown third party board, chipset is supported (WW) fglrx(0): Only one display is connnected,so single mode is enabled (EE) fglrx(0): [pcie] Failed to gather memory of size 261120Kb for PCIe. Error (-1007) (EE) fglrx(0): atiddxDriScreenInit failed, GPS not been initialized. (WW) fglrx(0): *********************************************** (WW) fglrx(0): * DRI initialization failed! * (WW) fglrx(0): * (maybe driver kernel module missing or bad) * (WW) fglrx(0): * 2D acceleraton available (MMIO) * (WW) fglrx(0): * no 3D acceleration available * (WW) fglrx(0): ********************************************* * (WW) fglrx(0): Textured Video not supported without DRI enabled. (WW) fglrx(0): Option "VendorName" is not used (WW) fglrx(0): Option "ModelName" is not used (EE) fglrx(0): firegl_SetSuspendResumeState FAILED -1003.
Last edited by allartk; 05-26-2008 at 03:41 AM.
I switched to the OSS driver..
Not sure if this is relevant, but how much system memory do you have ? Wondering if this might be a low memory issue; looks like we're trying to grab 256MB during kernel driver initialization and failing.
Nah, probably not memory. I suspect a bad installation.
Start fresh with "sudo rm -rf /var/lib/dkms/fglrx", then install again. (You might consider first switching to the vesa driver and rebooting to the the fglrx modules 'n everything unloaded.)
I've written a script for Ubuntu types to assist in installation... You can get it here. (Excuse the messy post there, I have yet to clean it up.)
EDIT: Oh yeah, that'll install Catalyst 8.4 (the most recent being 8.5). If you want/need Catalyst 8.5, you can edit lines 69 and 72, replacing the "8-4-x86" with "8-5-x86". No other changes are necessary.
Last edited by SheeEttin; 05-28-2008 at 10:20 PM.
Thanks for the answer, the errors are gone, but nothing is displayed. So I have a black screen.. The last rows in my Xorg.1.log are:
my xorg.conf isCode:(**) Configured Mouse: always reports core events (**) Option "Device" "/dev/input/mice" (**) Option "Emulate3Buttons" "true" (**) Configured Mouse: Emulate3Buttons, Emulate3Timeout: 50 (**) Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5" (**) Configured Mouse: ZAxisMapping: buttons 4 and 5 (**) Configured Mouse: Buttons: 9 (**) Configured Mouse: Sensitivity: 1 (II) evaluating device (Configured Mouse) (II) XINPUT: Adding extended input device "Configured Mouse" (type: MOUSE) (II) evaluating device (Generic Keyboard) (II) XINPUT: Adding extended input device "Generic Keyboard" (type: KEYBOARD) (II) Configured Mouse: ps2EnableDataReporting: succeeded (II) AIGLX: Suspending AIGLX clients for VT switch
nodri en no composite is for testing..Code:# xorg.conf (xorg X Window System server configuration file) # # This file was generated by dexconf, the Debian X Configuration tool, using # values from the debconf database. # # Edit this file with caution, and see the xorg.conf manual page. # (Type "man xorg.conf" at the shell prompt.) # # This file is automatically updated on xserver-xorg package upgrades *only* # if it has not been modified since the last upgrade of the xserver-xorg # package. # # If you have edited this file but would like it to be automatically updated # again, run the following command: # sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg Section "ServerLayout" # Uncomment if you have a wacom tablet # InputDevice "stylus" "SendCoreEvents" # InputDevice "cursor" "SendCoreEvents" # InputDevice "eraser" "SendCoreEvents" Identifier "Default Layout" Screen 0 "aticonfig-Screen[0]" 0 0 InputDevice "Generic Keyboard" InputDevice "Configured Mouse" # Option "AIGLX" "false" EndSection Section "Files" EndSection Section "Module" # Load "glx" # Load "GLcore" # Load "dri" # Load "v4l" EndSection Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Generic Keyboard" Driver "kbd" Option "CoreKeyboard" Option "XkbRules" "xorg" Option "XkbModel" "pc105" Option "XkbLayout" "us" EndSection Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Configured Mouse" Driver "mouse" Option "CorePointer" Option "Device" "/dev/input/mice" Option "Protocol" "ImPS/2" Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5" Option "Emulate3Buttons" "true" EndSection Section "InputDevice" Identifier "stylus" Driver "wacom" Option "Device" "/dev/input/wacom" Option "Type" "stylus" Option "ForceDevice" "ISDV4"# Tablet PC ONLY EndSection Section "InputDevice" Identifier "eraser" Driver "wacom" Option "Device" "/dev/input/wacom" Option "Type" "eraser" Option "ForceDevice" "ISDV4"# Tablet PC ONLY EndSection Section "InputDevice" Identifier "cursor" Driver "wacom" Option "Device" "/dev/input/wacom" Option "Type" "cursor" Option "ForceDevice" "ISDV4"# Tablet PC ONLY EndSection Section "Monitor" Identifier "aticonfig-Monitor[0]" Option "VendorName" "ATI Proprietary Driver" Option "ModelName" "Generic Autodetecting Monitor" Option "DPMS" "true" EndSection Section "Device" Identifier "aticonfig-Device[0]" # Driver "ati" BusID "PCI:1:0:0" Driver "fglrx" # Option "AccelMethod" "EXA" Option "NoDRI" # Option "TexturedVideoSync" "on" # Option "TexturedVideo" "on" # Option "OpenGLOverlay" "off" # Option "VideoOverlay" "off" # Option "XaaNoOffscreenPixmaps" "1" EndSection Section "Screen" Identifier "aticonfig-Screen[0]" Device "aticonfig-Device[0]" Monitor "aticonfig-Monitor[0]" DefaultDepth 24 SubSection "Display" Viewport 0 0 Depth 24 EndSubSection EndSection Section "DRI" Mode 0666 EndSection Section "Extensions" Option "Composite" "Disable" EndSection
But for now i will stay at the OSS driver with 3d. (the former fglrx had also problems on my system, that is why I gave it a try).
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Draw a cartoon with a few guns and watch the comments fly. Where is the middle ground for agreement and compromise? None may exist because where is the middle ground between pointing a gun at someone and having a gun pointed at you? So, some argue, have a gun so you can point one back. The US gladly feeds that option throughout the world. Other say take the gun away, then there would be no pointing. But when standing there, in that frozen moment, the weapon aimed at you, which option do you wish you had?
It would be funny if it wasn't so tragic. The US is the #1 merchant of death in the world, yet we keep arguing about its domestic market alone.
The 40% of of the population has a diagnosable Mentally Illness.
The majority remain undiagnosed.
It is as common as the alcoholic binge drinker, depressed widow, the closet pot smoker, your acquaintance who committed suicide, or the poorly-adjusted, isolated teenager who is labeled as attention deficit.
The layman knows they are crazy, wacky nutcases.
They do not a specific diagnosis but they know if this guy got a machine gun, he would go postal. Or a city bus. Or a commercial aeroplane. Or access to the city water supply.
We know these people as the chronically annoying crazy relative who can't hold a job and lives in your grandma's attic.
By far most are non violent, but nearly impossible to live with.
Most of them are most dangerous to themselves, with self-multilation, drug abuse or suicide.
They do not keep their health well.
A far smaller minority are violent and dangerous.
In a population of one million, expect about a dozen violent homicides per year.
IT is as predictable as Hurricane Season.
And the truly diabolical have elaborate plans that they carry through, like Tim McVeigh or Anders Breivik.
Or some rise to power like Caligula, Nero, Pol Pot, Hugo Chavez, or Qaadafi and inflict nations, the world and history.
Like love, Mental Illness is all around us.
It may be an essential part of the human condition.
We have to diagnosis it and treat it.
Or we will just continue to experience 'Random Violence.'
Talk to the gunman's relatives...it was never random but very predictable.
Connect the Dots.
Mental illness is Reality.
Society is not a Fantasy Land were everyone is sane and rational.
Look at the Schizophrenic homeless guy sleeping on the park bench who smells like feces.
Observe and Use Common Sense.
Listen to your Fear. Act on it. Report it.
And live life safely and responsibly.
The price of Freedom is Eternal Vigilance.
And yes, many of us are crazy nutcases.
A house irrevocably divided: those un-armed and fearful. And those armed, and feared. And , unfortunately, united only by hopelessness to ever change it.
Law abiding gun owners are not the problem in the US. Violent crimes and home invasions skyrocketed in the UK and Australia after guns were confiscated and the rates in the UK are 2000 violent crimes per 100K as opposed to 499/100K in the US. Your love for obama leaves out his legacy of supplying assault weapons to Mexican drug cartels and the resulting death of a US border agent and an estimated 200 innocent Mexican civilians. The four dead Americans in Benghazi may have also been from a rumored transfer of weapons to Syrian rebels. You libs ignore the fact that the highest gun violence occurs in US cities with lib leaders and the harshest gun laws in the US. Disarming law abiding citizens promotes crime, it does not decrease it.
Yes, sure Larry, what ever you say!
Were the f do you get your facts from???
I think the prob with the US, primarily, is that nutters and guns don't mix and the problem, is that the US has a shed load of guns and, as your comments prove, an insane amount of nutters....
Yes, sure Larry, what ever you say!
Were the f do you get your facts from???
I think the prob with the US, primarily, is that nutters and guns don't mix and the problem, is that the US has a shed load of guns and, as your comments prove, an insane amount of nutters....
Maybe there are places in the United States that would benefit from stricter gun laws, but there are places where tighter government controls wouldn't help anything (might even make life less safe for citizens). There are still plenty of communities in the U.S. that cover large land areas without necessarily having high population densities, which in effect makes police officers clean up crews because of the time vs distance problem; incapable of protecting households at a moments notice. Should citizens who live in areas where police can only investigate the past rather than protect during the present, i.e., most places, be denied the best tool available (a gun) to defend themselves and their homes? If the answer is no, then what does it matter if the clip in a responsible citizen's weapon holds 15 rounds instead of 10? The criminals and crazies in society are going to get the weapons they want regardless of the law through illicit means, so why should law abiding citizens everywhere be forced to accept restrictions that probably won't create any tangible benefit for them?
This cartoon is ironic considering TE was founded on free trade. Just replace corn with guns. Britain's gun control laws are a limitation of free trade and costing her citizens dearly. If you were wondering how US can compete in the global marketplace, it's guns. Another example of free trade making the world a better place.
The same argument was used by Britain in support of the opium wars of the 19th century.
Or was your statement tongue-in-cheek?
The NRA has WON! No gun law can change the reality that America is a Great Sea of firearms and ANYBODY can get any firepower he or she wants!! New laws will just get contempt and PROBABLE REPEAL!!! The future is not bright since such firepower will be terribly abused!! I am amazed gangs are not taking over whole cities just like in Mexico! Crypt o-Fascists are rife in the Gun Power movement and their ASPIRATIONAL HOPE is A WAR IN AMERICA BETWEEN RACES AND CLASSES!! They seem to be on track to get what they diabolically want.
The crypto fascists are in the government and trying to disarm law abiding citizens. The highest crime rates are in MINORITY districts with the tighest gun laws. Honest MINORITY families cannot defend themselves to your ilk. Libs like you are the cause of their suffering and are the ones keeping them down on the democratic plantation with welfare, broken families,lousy schools run by union thugs and with no hope of transferring their children, through vouchers, to districts where they are safe and can receive a quality education.
Keep watching fox news to get your facts. All the mass shootings took place in white upper middle class schools.
I think he was referring to overall murder rather than single events. 26 dead in one event is tragic but 500 dead in one year in one city(Chicago) can be ignored? All unnecessary death is tragic but the fact the mass shootings you refer to were in middle or upper class areas makes them more newsworthy to the mass media. After all sensationalism brings in more advertising dollars. We should be concerned for all people, not just the sensational events.
Unfortunately WE FASCISTS have NO PROSPECTS for getting Gun Sanity back to Canadian levels ( another Fascist Country with NO GUNS OR HUNTING CULTURE according to you). If you equate gun bullying with Freedom of Religion, that is your thing, not mine!
I have never heard that anyone in the gun control movement is trying to disarm any American. We want gun "control" not gun elimination. Lets keep the discussion real and rational. People that commit these mass shootings are irrational. Are you pro-gun 8+ magazine supporters ready for a rational argument or an irrational one?
The solution maybe to force owners to have Insurance for Guns just as Cars owners. The insurance, would obviously, be more expensive then the Gun itself. The system would be similar to cars, based on Age, Postal (zip)code, individual history (Personal/Medical) and the gun itself, the damage it can do, etc. The price you pay for having to rely, to be safe on your own rather then depend on the system.
Because we all know there are never any uninsured motorist out there... That also means when my car is stolen and later is crashed into another car and kills their occupants I get sued. brilliant!!!! I don't know why we didn't think of this before!!!!
Seriously where do people come up with this stuff?
Won't work or make ANY DIFFERENCE! Criminal acts are NOT insurable risks.
If proven the car was stolen you would have no liability. The insurance company has to settle...Don't you think insurance premium for Gun Insurance would be more expensive than the Gun itself? Why is driving so regulated, is it because it can kill, maim, misused...?
Surprise, The World Trade Centers were Insured!
But Al Qaeda because of POOR Management and financial problems let its liability coverage lapse!
Actually only half insured! Terrorist acts are NOW completely excluded from ANY POLICY WHATSOEVER!
Tough luck buying a Gun!
You sound LIKE ANOTHER Gun Bully shoving your Gun Barrel life style down other people's throats!
I wish it were simply a matter of banning guns.
The problem of madman violence will go on.
The problem is as complex as the human mind.
And as baffling as mental illness.
And is common as beggars on the street.
Dysfunctional behavior causes more problems to humanity than disease, poverty or war.
All great literature is based on flawed characters with frank, diagnosable mental illness.
All suicides have at their core mental illness.
And 90% of homicides.
Regulating guns won't touch this.
Watch the very disturbing film: Texas Chain Saw Massacre, 3D. Prepare to get splattered.
A madman wrecks havoc in a town with chainsaw surgery.
Why don't they ban or regulate Chainsaws?
Cain killed Abel with a fist-sized rock............why not regulate rocks?
The difference is that with a military style assault rifle, a person can kill a dozen or more people in less than 1 minute; with a rock, chainsaw or knife, the same deranged individual could do far less damage. Not allowing access to guns would definitely cut down on the relatively high murder rate in the U.S. resulting from firearms.
Americans (especially the far right Fox News types) are always touting their supposed "exceptionalism" and their wonderful democracic system. Americans have an amazing tolerance of the unelected NRA, a special interest lobby that only represent a tiny fraction of U.S. citizens. Quite an extraordinary contradiction.
More powerful than any assault rifle by casualties:
Madman in Oklahoma City killed 168 persons with basically fertilzer.
A Depressed Egyptian Pilot killed 217 persons when he deliberate crashed a commercial jet into the ocean,( Flt 990).
Box cutters as weapons enabled 4 jets to be hijacked, killing nearly 2000 persons on 9/11.
We will only be safe, if we can find a humane way to treat madness and mental illness.
Yeah you're right, may as well allow citizens to have tanks and RPGs too, not gunna make any difference, seen as its purely down to psychology...
Wow, what a capital rant.
Just take a look on the homicide rate per capita, and figure whether it has to do something with America's obsession with firearms.
First, technically assault rifles are not available to the public unless they have federal licenses and they are not allowed to transfer them to anyone not with that license.
Otherwise, your argument stands even less as handguns are responsible for ~95% of the gun murders in the United States. Rifles of any sort make up most of the remaining 5%. (i am rounding last time i crunched numbers came to 97 and 3 and it could vary a bit but it is undeniable the overwhelming majority of gun deaths are due to handguns as according to FBI statistics http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/crime-in-the-u.s/2011/crime-in-the-...
Yet, the majority of action is against the 5% and not the 95%. When you bring commonsense and understanding of firearm vocabulary I will gladly have a a very serious conversation with you.
You do understand that military-style assault rifle are illegal in the US, right? You cannot buy an M-16, an M-4, a real AK-47, or anything like it. Language is important. The guns that you are targeting for ban are no different in function than regular hunting rifles, they only resemble military weapons cosmetically. No US civilian has been allowed to purchase a fully-automatic weapon in the United States since 1986, and they have been heavily regulated since the 1930's.
You should come to Venezuela, private ownership of guns are banned... yet 21000 Murders? http://www.eluniversal.com/nacional-y-politica/121228/ngo-estimates-over...
which is almost twice as America
How is the Murder Rate in Russia higher than the American one if they got gun control?
Handguns are most used for assassinations and most of the murders are committed by gangs, so limiting the supply of assault weapons (inaccurate term) won't reduce the murder rate.
There are illegal guns everywhere, even in Europe, Germany has 7 Million legal guns and more than 17 Million illegal ones http://reason.com/archives/2012/12/22/gun-restrictions-have-always-bred-...
What makes you think that by making something illegal it will disappear? Prohibition didn't work, the current war on drugs is failing too...
When you make something illegal you create a black market driven by demand, it has already happened with prohibition and is happening with illegal drugs...
I doubt you have passed a course in logic. Look at Switzerland and Japan. They have similar murder rates yet litteraly everyone in Switzerland has weapons and Japan is virtually unarmed. Japan however has a much higher suicide rate. The answer is cultural not tools. We in the US are a somewhot violent people and we have allowed in even more violent aliens. Our obcession with drugs and other vices has more to do with the murder rate than the mechanical tools involved.
Perhaps regulation and obsession have similar roots, and maybe through regulation you can influence the culture.
In any case it is definitely logical to allow unregulated sales of weapons in a "violent" society.
I wonder though, what makes ordinary citizens like you protecting this motion. Frankly, are you that afraid?
Why don't you invest that money into security doors or panic room, or whatever? Ridiculous.
optimal, I assume English is not your first language. Answering what I guess your point is, I do not hide. I am free. I am not afraid. Everything can be a weapon if you have the knowlege and desire to make it so. I have used firearms for hunting and sporting competition all my life. In an area with more people like me you have less violence than in areas with sheep that hide.
It's like drinking out of a fire hydrant--OF GUNS.
There you go again, KAL.
How would restrictions on gun show sales have prevented any of the recent mass murders? The answer of course is they would not.
Tongue in cheek: Let's pass a law against killing children in schools. Why not outlaw killing in general? That would prevent all our psychopaths from killing anyone.
We need better ways to identify crazies.
It's not about the method. It's about the intent.
We're all crazy. You especially since I say so. (Just trying to show how such labels will be abused.)
I agree, I think, if anything, the cartoon suggests that America needs more guns, and more powerful guns. Maybe guns can be mounted to cars, or attached via usb to cellphones. I think citizens should be allowed to purchase miniguns made after 1986. Just like the constitution says, we need to get a bigger militia.
Also, it's crazy for people to suggest we need to restrict gun show sales, or prevent people from reselling firearms without FFL. When I see a gun I want to buy, I should be able to buy it, and if I want to sell it, I should be able to sell it, whenever and wherever I want. Just like alcohol.
Well-intentioned cartoon but factually wrong. It implies the US is exporting lots of small arms all over the world map when, in fact, the opposite is true: Net imports of firearms are in the millions.
Tell that to Mexico.
Yes, the AG is very quiet about some issues involving gun sales to Mexico, isn't he?... Oh, but the administration is oh-ever-so-self-righteous now, isn't it?...
Prohabition is a big chunk of (gun related) homicides, as well as a giant slush fund for our
(protection racket) war on drugs.
Very much so...
If guns were not illegal in Mexico, they wouldn't have such a problem. Want to empower drug gangs? Disarm all of the law-abiding citizens.
Homicide in Mexico was even higher before they implemented gun control in the 1960s. During the 1940s, the homicide rate was almost three times as high as it is today.
Gangs exist from a break down of law and order. Same with any form of mafia. In every real sense, drug cartels are what business looks like when there is no law.
The drug cartels are hardly some random collection of teenages thronging together.
If every jack and jill packed heat with the attitude that they could discharge lethal force for any circumstance they feel like, you might as well eschew the police and a legal system and go 'tribal'.
You boys can go back to duels to settle your disputes. Just remember to wipe the gore from your shoes before returning home for dinner. If you win.
"Gangs exist---" There is some truth in your comment. But tell me how disarming the victims solves the problem.
Arming the victims doesn't stop gangs, who already are engaged in armed conflict with each other. A few people may save their own lives, but the carnage will continue. All yer doing is shuffling the chairs on the Titanic. And wasting lives and time and ensuring gigantic profits for arms manufacturers, and crooked cops.
You can't fix a broken government by ladeling guns on society. Guns don't make peace, or an effective society, people do.
I find it interesting to hear a gun ban advocate paraphrase tho old pro gun mantra "guns don't kill people, people kill people." Actually the second ammendment covers a wide range of things not just gang violence. At the time of it's writing gangs as we know them today did not exist. To your point tho, crime, both organized and pasionate are more a function of society than anything else. It makes little difference if everyone is armed or not if people are not violence prone. And if thy are violent natured I would prefer to be armed. One of the hardest things to prove is the number of lives saved by honest people being armed. How can you prove stastics for events that were prevented? We can only look at things like home invasions in areas with armed poplulations as opposed to unarmed. Even that is argueable since, as I said before much is determined by the nature of the population. In truth, we could stop more violence if we could ban drugs than anything else. Any ideas on how to do that?
"I find it interesting to hear a gun ban advocate paraphrase.."
I am not a gun ban advocate. I find the pseudo-religio-faith in gun possession as a talisman of safety as laughable.
"And if thy are violent natured I would prefer to be armed."
The problem being that a gun isn't a guarantor of safety. It makes you a target.
" In truth, we could stop more violence if we could ban drugs than anything else. Any ideas on how to do that?"
Oh but I disagree. The war on drugs is the source of a lot of violence, all across the Americas and Asia, prohibition feeds death and woe in its wake.
The drug trade is the source of the war in Mexico, for the same reason we had violent gangsters during Prohibition. We don't care about it, because, for now, the problem is exported to other countries.
End it, and air will go out of the death toll in Mexico, the US and much of the world.
Teacup, Makes you a target? I must call BS on that one. Criminals, wheather they are stealing or attempting bodily harm are trying to have their way not engage in a confrontation that might well leave them dead or crippled. 2. there is no guarantee of safety in anything we can do. There is only percentages of result.
The drug ban comment was a sarcasm. Drugs are already banned. See how well it works. I don't know the solution to the drug problem. Permissive policies are not working too well in Europe and what we are doing is not working. I don't think we have the stomach for a Singapore solution. My personal solution is to live in a rural environment with an armed populace and low drug use. That is not a solution for the problem, just a way to protect myself.
"Criminals, wheather they are stealing or attempting bodily harm are trying to have their way not engage in a confrontation that might well leave them dead or crippled."
You are making assumptions. Some criminals .
Why did the newspaper that outted gun owners get death threats from gun owners? Didn't that have a teensy eensy bit to do with the gun owners feeling threatened that their homes would be targeted by those wanting to steal their guns?
Isn't it true that an open carry guy or anyone known to have a weapon just makes themselves a target for being jumped from behind?
"Drugs are already banned. See how well it works. I don't know the solution to the drug problem."
All well and good about sarcasm. I am a fan of it, I would point out, that the point of ending drug illegality isn't so much that it ends consumption of drugs any more than ending alcohol prohibition in the US was meant to end alcohol consumption. It was there to end the massive crime syndicates servicing a population that wanted to drink. The 'solution' to drinking via prohibition was worse than the original problem.
Think also about smoking. You let kiddies kill themselves off. Think of it as evolution in action.
"My personal solution is to live in a rural environment with an armed populace and low drug use. "
Rural areas are favorite locations for meth labs. It's a growth area for drug use. Good luck.
Gun owners are subject to burglary when they are not home as much as anyone else. Why set yourself up for something like that? Of course no one can account for the motivation of everyone who finds themselves listed in the newspaper for no good reason. As to the rest of your arguement, I agree that prohibition does not work when the majority or even a large minority does not want it. Perhaps legalizing pot is a good idea. I, however can not agree with allowing poison like meph to be legalized in our society. As to the rest of your assumptions you are obviously not familiar with firearms or an armed population. I think you are making your points up as you go. And I don't think you are familiar with rural as I know it. A meph lab would not be located in the open. The ones I know about have been located in abandoned houses or trailers. Not an issue where I am. That fact might be a justification for requiring action by reposessing institutions tho.
The NRA is misrepresenting it's member's entirely. The majority of NRA members support greater restrictions on gun sales regarding backround checks and secondary gun sales. This is a no brainer but the NRA somehow thinks this should be opposed. What an out of touch bunch of crock. Somebody please remove David King from his post, he's heartless, arogant and numb to society. What a pathetic shell of a human being, and a disgraceful waste of the universe's matter and energy.
No we don't actually. More restrictions on mentally illness yes, restrictions on private transactions no.
You also have to keep in mind how much this would flood the already slow background check system. Depending who is in power in Washington the easy way to stop gun sales would be simply to keep funding of background checks small, thus making people wait months upon months before being able to buy or transfer weapons.
Further, to require background checks on private purchases is simply impracticable. You would suddenly require about a 100 million people to be able to do it... enforcement of this will be extremely weak, just like many other gun laws that are not enforced.
Focus on practical and functional solutions not pipe dreams that only responsible law-abiding citizens will follow.
I sincerely think that it isn't inpractical nor is it a pipe dream of an attempt when innocent lives are at threat. We require titles for motor-vehicles, why not guns. If I was a gun owner and wanted to sell my firearm, I'd be concerned about whose hands it was going into and you would too. What if you sold a gun and it was used to murder, you would be inconsolable from those consequences. These solutions are attainable, actually enforcing backround checks should be done!
Further it's not that guns are the only issue, but they're NOT exempt from the problem. Before you point your finger elsewhere, let the system and gun-owners fix their own problems. While the mental health issue has its merits, its increasingly used by the NRA as a crutch to avoid the real conversation. Such tactics makes them look desperate to not focus on prime gun-ownership issues.
David King, the head of the NRA, is not your friend. He's making gun owners look complicit and apathetic. I like guns, i've always wanted an M-60 (a badass machinegun) and I still do. However, after all of the murders by various gangsters in the 1920s, fully-automatic weapons were banned. If it means saving innocent lives and I was a gun owner, I would give up my assualt rifle and extended clips for all my other weapons. As I law abiding citizen, I would gladly wait until I could be confirmed with minimal doubt, that I'm not some psycho who shouldn't possess a gun. Stop preventing and de-fanging laws designed to save lives.
PS. I will still probably become a gun owner. I've been looking at .45 Baby Eagles and the M-5 Tactical.
The reaon I say most gun owners favor better gun control is that in a survey (not done by the NRA) 80% of gun owners favored stronger backround checks, congruent with the president's outline. I heard this on NPR Morning Edition.
Culturally, it is entirely acceptable to kill a man for breaking into your home. We are unquestionably willing to trade life for the threat of rape or taking a TV or cellphone. The armed forces are unquestionably deified in the media. The life of a soldier is valued much higher than entire foreign communities -- but not quite as precious as cheap gas at home. None of these proposed laws will change any of that. None will be effective at ending the spree shootings.
Economic prosperity and new less dependence on fossil fuels for the poor and middle class will be more effective.
From your Daily Mail. This apparently hasn't hit the news over here, yet, from what I've seen. Anyway, I'm sure the manager's actions are entirely acceptable. If anything, if he'd shot and killed the man the prosecutor's office would be MORE LENIENT on him because I'm sure it took several minutes to choke this guy out. With guns, you can shoot and then absolve yourself of responsibility by the "spur of the moment" nature.
"Culturally, it is entirely acceptable to kill a man for breaking into your home."
And THAT's why America is a crap place to live. Well....one of the many many reasons.
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shadowbuffer perhaps?
What is Shadowbuffer?
I am looking for AVIVO changes everyday and it seems to me that development is very slow at the moment and that only Jerome is developing it (from gitweb). But it also seems that they AVIVO is getting better when they already are as good as vesa and will continue with more features now.
PS: I bet that Fedora 8 will have this driver at least avaible after the fglrx issue they had with Fedora 7
well it was a closest thing involving shadow in the name.
shadowbuffering is a method of detecting 3d objects overlapping, but it's too early to implement it in avivo driver.
i'm not sure how quickly will they figure it out.
i'll have to review the r300 opensource driver development history, as it was a similar process (a bit rev.engineered, and a bit known (from previous generation specs) )
well if your card loves to lock up when it receives incorrect commands - figuring it out is not fast. that's what <=r500 cards do, and what r600 (and nvidia) supposedly don't.
if i were to rev.eng. such a nasty card - i would not make big progress quickly.
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Jerome called it "shadow things" so that is what was mentioned in the news posting
Jerome is quite busy right now with his masters thesis, but he is still getting some good progress done. I have been supplying him a number of dumps, etc.
AVIVO now supports nearly all cards (git) and more...
In our case its a lot more simple than that from vesa manpage:
Option "ShadowFB" "boolean" Enable or disable use of the shadow framebuffer layer. Default: on. This option is recommended for performance reasons.
Basicly there is a copy of the framebuffer in ram and all rendering happen in ram and only part that need to be updated are memcpy to VRAM. As currently there is no acceleration (blitting or filling) used in avivo this help a lot.
I've just bought a Thinkpad T60p Widescreen laptop with a Mobility FireGL V5250 chip (M56GL, I think), and was very annoyed to discover that the fglrx driver is currently incompatible with Fedora 7. So seeing as I'm stuck using the Vesa driver at ATI/AMDs pleasure, the Avivo driver doesn't have a particularly high hurdle to leap for it to become my new default.
All Avivo needs to do for me right now is:
a) Support the native 1680x1050 resolution. The VESA driver is limiting me to 1400x1050, so the screen looks stretched slightly horizontally. Doesn't 1680x1050 count as a "VESA-compatible" mode, or something? The log suggests that DDC is providing the correct mode-lines.
b) Be as fast as VESA
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William Marotti teaches modern Japanese history, with an emphasis on everyday life and cultural-historical issues. He is also Chair of the East Asian Studies M.A. Interdepartmental Degree Program. He received his doctorate in 2001 from the University of Chicago's Department of East Asian Civilizations and Cultures.
Prior to joining the UCLA faculty, William participated from 2001 to 2003 in the Project on the Cold War as Global Conflict at New York University's International Center for Advanced Studies (as a Woodrow Wilson Postdoctoral Fellow), and from 2003 to 2004 in the Expanding East Asian Studies project (ExEAS) of the Weatherhead East Asian Institute at Columbia University. From 2004 to 2006, William taught as a Visiting Assistant Professor in the History department at UC Santa Cruz.
William's major research project to date culminated in his book, Money, Trains and Guillotines: Art and Revolution in 1960s Japan (Duke University Press, 2013)(UCLA press release here). The study addresses the politics of culture and everyday life in Japan in the early 1960s, explored through a focus upon transformations in avant-garde artistic production and performance. The book examines the advent of this art-based activism in Japan in the late 1950s and early 1960s in its complex relation with an internationalized art world, mass culture, domestic protest movements, and evolving forms of state practice, law, and surveillance. It reflects upon the significance of this history for understanding the 1960s as a global moment, and the particular role of art and performance in these transformations.
William's current project follows this work with an expanded consideration of the politics of the 1960s in Japan, and their articulation with the global phenomena of the decade. This study includes an examination of late 1960s Japanese political mobilization, focused upon the politics of violence, the problem of political subjectivation, and the distinct forms of activism arising in this period; this part of the larger study appeared in an earlier form in the February 2009 issue of the American Historical Review for their forum on "The International 1968." Another portion of this work was contributed to a forthcoming volume on global experimental music Tomorrow is the Question: New Directions in Experimental Music Studies, ed. Benjamin Piekut (Univ. of Michigan Press, 2014). The essay considers the performance and politics of the Music group (Gurūpu ongaku) ca. 1960 as part of this conjunctural moment in musical experimentalism.
William's broader research interests include post-WWII Japan, global history, the 1960s, Cold War, comparability, critical theory, everyday life, art and politics, performance, law and legitimation, and protest movements. He also serves as director for the Japanese Arts and Globalizations (JAG) multi-campus research group, whose activities may be found here:
Selected Publications
Money, Trains and Guillotines: Art and Revolution in 1960s Japan (Duke University Press, 2013).
(Reviewed in Art In America, November 2013; American Historical Review, June 2014; Journal of Asian Studies, Feb 2015; Journal of Japanese Studies, Summer 2014.)
Adapted excerpt:"Creative Destruction,"Artforum International (February 2013).
"Challenge to Music: The Music group's sonic politics," in Tomorrow is the Question: New Directions in Experimental Music Studies , ed. Benjamin Piekut (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2014), 109-138.
"The Lives and Afterlives of Art and Politics in the 1960s, from Anpo/Anpan to Bigakkō," in Anti-Academy, Alice Maude-Roxby, ed. Joan Giroux, (Manchester: John Hansard Gallery/distributed by Cornerhouse, 2013), 27-37.
"Japan 1968: The Performance of Violence and the Theater of Protest," American Historical Review (February 2009): 97-135.
"Sounding the Everyday: the Music group and Tone Yasunao's early work," Yasunao Tone Noise Media Language, ed. Brandon LaBelle, Errant Bodies Press, Los Angeles/Copenhagen, 2007.
"Political aesthetics: activism, everyday life, and art's object in 1960's Japan," Inter-Asia Cultural Studies, 7, 4 (2006).
Simulacra and Subversion in the Everyday: Akasegawa Genpei's 1000-yen copy, critical art, and the State," Postcolonial Studies 4, 2 (July, 2001): 211-239
日本の1960年代前衛芸術運動と土方巽、即ち土方の舞踏を評価する諸問題Nihon no 1960 nendai zen`ei geijutsu undo to Hijikata Tatsumi, sunawachi Hijikata Tatsumi no buto o hyoka suru shomondai" [Hijikata Tatsumi and Japanese Avant-garde art movements of the 1960s; Problems in Evaluating Hijikata Tatsumi's Butoh], Choreologia 24, (2001): 48-5.3.
Roundtable discussion: James Elkins, Ed. What Do Artists Know? (forthcoming, Penn State U Press, 2012).
Review: Seeing Stars: Sports Celebrity, Identity, and Body Culture in Modern Japan, by Dennis J. Frost. American Historical Review (April 2012): 504-5.
Review: Concerned Theatre Japan The graphic art of Japanese theatre 1960-1980,by David G. Goodman. Journal of Asian Studies 58, 4 (November, 1999): 1140-2.
舞踏の問題性と本質主義の罠 "Buto no mondaisei to honshitsushugi no wana" (The problematics of Butoh and the essentialist trap), Shiataa Aatsu 8 (May 1997): 88-96.
60年代前衛芸術と土方巽 Rokuju nendai zen'ei geijutsu to Hijikata Tatsumi" (1960's Avant-Garde Art and Hijikata Tatsumi), Hijikata Tatsumi `98 Tsushin 2 (January 1998): 1.
From the Theatre Festival in Zagreb, Croatia," translation of Nishido Kojin, Kuroachia, zagurebu no engekisai kara," in Croatia 1996. Tourdays with Gekidan Kaitaisha, Miyauchi Tatsu, (Iokyo: Joho Senta shuppan-kyoku, 1997), 28.
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