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For the fifth straight year, we at LWN have gone over the year's news and picked out the most significant events. This is the final version of the 2002 timeline; if you have any suggestions for improvements please send them to us at email@example.com, but we will limit changes to fixes for serious errors or omissions.
As usual, the timeline is split up by month. Due to technical reasons with the new site, we do not have a "one big page" option this year, sorry.
The previous LWN Linux timelines are still available:
The LWN.net 2002 Linux Timeline
Posted Dec 14, 2002 19:42 UTC (Sat) by alspnost (guest, #2763) [Link]
I guess we might say that it was a tough but highly successful year for Linux, and an even tougher - yet ultimately successful - year for LWN. You guys pulled through with some well-deserved help from your supporters, so thank you again for your dedication.
I hope we'll all be around to enjoy the 2012 Linux timeline when it's ready!
The quotes are what make it for me.
Posted Dec 14, 2002 21:21 UTC (Sat) by Duncan (guest, #6647) [Link]
Posted Dec 14, 2002 22:10 UTC (Sat) by rknop (guest, #66) [Link]
Anyone care to predict what might be on the 10 years of timelines timeline in 2008? Where will Linux be by then?
If not, it won't be for technical reasons. It will be for legal reasons.
Or, more accurately: there will be Linux in 10 years. But it may be contraband in the USA; the Land of the Free is not likely to tolearate free software for long, if members of Congress are honest and do what they have been paid well to do.
Better name?
Posted Dec 15, 2002 3:40 UTC (Sun) by coriordan (guest, #7544) [Link]
The title could be better though.There's more than just Linux info, maybe a kernel timeline would beinteresting buy I prefer the non-kernel info you have.There's more than just GNU/Linux info as OSs like FreeBSD are mentioned.There's more than just Free Software info.
Maybe "LWN's 2002 news review" would be an accurate title.
If you want to stick with the timeline title, how about making ita "2002 Free Software timeline" or "LWN 2002 timeline".
Good idea?
Ciaran O'Riordan
Posted Dec 15, 2002 4:22 UTC (Sun) by Peter (guest, #1127) [Link]
The title could be better though.
The "Linux" in "2002 Linux Timeline" has the same meaning as the "L" in "LWN". It doesn't mean "Linux the OS kernel" or even "Linux the OS". Rather it is more like "Linux the socio-politico-economic scene" - which encompasses any and all free software, any and all non-free software that happens to work with free software, any and all companies that have ever made a single positive gesture toward either of the above, any and all companies that have ever made a single negative gesture toward free software, and any and all political doings that have any an impact on free software or vice versa.
(Yeah, you guessed it, that's my biggest problem with LWN - the scope is a little broad. This has gotten a lot better lately, by the way - the main thing that bothered me in the past was the "Linux in the News" section - it used to be chock full of articles that weren't at all about Linux or free software, but happened to drop the word "Linux" somewhere. It seems we're seeing less of that "not really Linux related" news in LWN nowadays, which is good.)
Posted Dec 15, 2002 4:55 UTC (Sun) by ncm (subscriber, #165) [Link]
Posted Dec 15, 2002 5:15 UTC (Sun) by coriordan (guest, #7544) [Link]
> biggest problem with LWN - the scope is a little broad
yeh, maybe a survey to find out what the paying readership cares aboutcould help LWN to focus.
I like hearing about GNU/Linux and some *BSD news but I really don't givea rats about Oracle applications being ported etc.
News about major non-Free software can be relevant but a two-liner usuallywould suffice. It's often hard to believe anyway, it's all been filteredthrough a bunch of marketing clowns before the public/free press hearsabout it.
(the 'L' in LWN is quite inaccurate but I suppose it's become a brand name, a change to FSWN may cause confusion)
Any chance of a survey?
LWN on-topic vs off-topic content
Posted Dec 15, 2002 7:16 UTC (Sun) by Peter (guest, #1127) [Link]
Agreed. And don't take away the convenient 7-letter URL! (:
To clarify my position: I like reading about more than just Linux here. I like reading about the BSDs, and Mozilla, and XFree86, and The HURD, and Wine, and other free software. I like reading about free software politics - DRM, DMCA, Eldred, b-flag, and the doings of the EFF. I like reading about new frontiers for free software - Tivo runs Linux, Compuserve uses Gecko, Company Foo rolls out massive POS upgrade with Linux thin clients, Ogg Tremor ported to iPod. I like - to a lesser extent - hearing about non-free software in the context where it is competing with free software - viz. Microsoft, Apple, Fraunhofer.
What I don't like are stories that have nothing to do with free software or related freedoms - news articles that happen to mention Linux once, 2/3 of the way down the article, or press releases about a new version of Oracle that does this, that and the other thing, and oh by the way Linux is one of 15 supported platforms, or news about uninteresting companies like Corel that once upon a time did something related to free software.
Just a subscriber datapoint. (:
Posted Dec 16, 2002 10:50 UTC (Mon) by alan (subscriber, #4018) [Link]
Oracle, and news about other major application vendors, et al. may not matter to you very much, but there are whole worlds of people to whom this information does matter, part of my job as an admin is in finding solutions for my employer on linux as a platform, and therefore am most certianly interested. Also LWN is trying to attract corporate accounts, people to whom this sort of information matters. What is nice about the LWN format is that it is nicely broken up and I can quickly scan down to things that are most relevant to me.
Since I like to be up to date, aware, and at least semi knowledgeable about things that don't even directly affect me, I end up reading the full bigpage. I never can get enough. Kudos to LWN for a job very well done, between lkml, kerneltrap, and your kernel page, I stay well informed.
LWN's coverage
Posted Dec 16, 2002 12:04 UTC (Mon) by james (subscriber, #1325) [Link]
One assumption, and I think it is a good one, is that many Linux users and administrators are using it in a mixed environment. This means, for example, that Windows problems can be our problems: certainly if they start adversely affecting our systems or our bandwidth.
Suppose that there was a new Code Red style Windows worm. It was spreading widely, causing Windows users problems, and showing up, in bulk, in the log files of Linux applications. Under the current approach, the LWN editors would write a short article explaining what all those lines were, and saying that, as far as they knew, Free Software was not vulnerable.
I personally find that helpful, and relevant to the Linux experience of a fair proportion of the readership. I'd say that had a place here.
(Now if the Windows worm showed up problems with Free Software, or squid or iptables or sendmail/postfix could be configured to block it, knowing that would be Really Useful).
There's also an assumption that our computing interests are broad enough that some "general computing" pieces are relevant, especially in the growing number of areas where most of the "general computing" is done with Free Software.
For example, this month's Crypto-gram newsletter mentions Linux once. Yet much of it is highly relevant to Linux security administrators. Similarly, (pointers to) articles on accessibility, clustering, standardisation or internationalisation are relevant, useful and interesting.
And Linux isn't just about Free Software these days. The vocal supporters are those who come from the Free Software / Open Source communities, but there is a reason why commercial Unix on x86 is visibly on its way out.
Many commercial Unix applications are deploying on Linux because it's just plain better than commercial Unix on x86. LWN can't cover the lot of them, but major new developments or security bugs on the most important ones probably would be useful or interesting enough to enough readers.
Besides, people who are used to paying thousands or millions for commercial software on Linux are more likely to pay for a subscription to LWN to help keep their software running...
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blue32years said:So let me see , he's only this brave when he's had a few ?
And the claims he's top level security ?? Lying t urd.
' sorry you got stabbed miss Cyrus. I wasn't bladdered enough '
People know what I am. I've never brought kids into to points score. This c*nt pretends he's both a decent person and intelligent.
His post prove otherwise.
blue32years said:He's a fosters guy
He might as well put in what hes splashing out.
ostentatious blue said:deffo mental issues for deus
BIGLOUIE said:
Give it a rest lad,there really is no point to this take your beef elsewhere this is a Footie Forum...get a life fella.
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Louie lad these boys enjoy the banter , if I can be Frank
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Give it a rest lad,there really is no point to this take your beef elsewhere this is a Footie Forum...get a life fella.
blue32years said:Tells people get a life and calls himself biglouie the f*cking midget.
zagan said:Who the fk are you to tell anyone what to do?
If you dont like it, dont read it, you fking fat clueless _bellend....
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DePauw advances in winner's bracket with 11-1 win over Alma
May 11, 2007
May 11, 2007, New Concord, Ohio - DePauw scored seven runs in the top of the third and defeated Alma by an 11-1 score in five innings at the NCAA Division III Softball Regional at Muskingum College. The Tigers advanced in the winner's bracket where they'll face fifth-seed Bridgewater which defeated host and top-seed Muskingum, 3-2, in eight innings today.
DePauw took a 2-0 lead in the second when Jessica Bowlds and Laura Schlensker each hit two-out doubles and Chelsy Patterson drove in Schlensker with a single. Houston Verback's solo homer to left in the bottom of the second closed the gap to 2-1.
Rachel Gill led off the DePauw half of the third with a single and Kaitlyn Davitt reached by being hit by a pitch. Carolyn Bartlett then loaded the bases with a bunt single. Lauren Rees drew a walk to make it 3-1 before Bowlds drilled a double to left which scored Davitt and Bartlett and made it 5-1. Schlensker reached on an infield error which allowed Rees to score. Patterson followed with a single up the middle which plated Bowlds and extended the lead to 7-1.
Katie Koechling replaced Kay McDonald in the circle and gave up a two-run single to Kristy Mahon. The Tigers added two more in the fifth when Schlensker led off with a single and moved to third when Patterson reached on a sacrifice bunt and moved to second on a throwing error on the play.Jessica Krueger then singled and drove in the final two.
DePauw totaled 11 hits as Patterson, Gill, Bowlds and Schlensker each had two. Alma finished with four hits as four different players had one each. Megan Soultz improved to 16-3 with the four-hitter, while McDonald dropped to 17-4 with the loss.


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> I wanted to ask if there's a way of theoreticaly calculating a cluster > power by a mathematical formula, basing on the nodes procesor type, ram, > etc.? Assuming also that the components of each node can be different. no, there is not. at least not any way that's both intelligible and general. intelligible but not general is easy: run a fixed application on all the clusters to be compared. general but not intelligible is also easy: run as many applications as you can find on all clusters. for N applications, the result is close to N-dimensional, and therefore difficult to comprehend for anything except trivial (N <= 4) exercises. hmm, that's actually an interesting take: instead of taking the geo mean of spec scores, run them through PCA or ICA. this will decompose them into new synthetic benchmarks ("eigen benchmarks") which are orthogonal or independent. I guess it would also provide a sane way to predict your non-spec app's performance on new machines if you have some scores on spec-known machines... anyway, PCA/ICA often provides dimensionality-reduction, which would make it easier to blather about "cluster power". on the other hand, I don't see any reason not to just sum the clocks of each node for "cluster power". or use BTU's. or sum the bandwidth of each node's cache and memory bandwidths. or the inverse of their memory latencies. oh, hell, just sum each node's bogomips! regards, mark hahn. PS: I stood behind a wall of 512 1U Xeon/2.4's today, and was thinking that it made a really great whole-body, parka, hat, boots dryer. seems as good a definition of "cluster power" as any...
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The Burger Stand at The Casbah 785-856-0543
Visit website 803 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Opens Tuesday at 11 a.m.
Randy Erickson Burger Stand at The Casbah
Been here a few times, and it's always fantastic. Love the variety of burgers, fries, sauces/homemade ketchup options are cool, great atmosphere. I see the complaints here about burgers not being done right, that's never been my experience. I guess if it isn't done right take it back, I'm guessing they'll take care of it. You have to wait a few minutes for your food, but that's part of getting a premium burger. Writing this review makes me want a burger right now, in fact. Dang.
burgerstandsucks Burger Stand at The Casbah
I used to love this place but they have the worst customer service, messed up my order twice today and I asked them to remake it and all they did refired it and were laughing at me in the kitchen.and I was sitting right outside and I could hear them.
Jimmy Burger Stand at The Casbah
I've had good burgers here in the past, but the last time I went my burger was pink, and I ordered it medium well. It grossed me out, and for $9, my money was wasted. I haven't had any desire to return since then.
Overall I like what they offer, and I really appreciate the good beer selection. But their prices are just too high. Even when the burgers I've had were cooked well, they still didn't feel worth the steep price. I'd probably come back and try them again if they lowered the price per burger by a couple bucks.
jhawkrz Burger Stand at The Casbah
Absolutely delicious burgers and fries! I'm partial to the Smoke burger and truffle oil fries---SO GOOD! Everything at this establishment--down to their homemade ketchup is amazing. A bit pricey, but hey, you get what you pay for. I've had friends get burgers that were a little on the undercooked side, but I always get mine well done and it is never dry or overcooked. GO HERE!
mseve Burger Stand at The Casbah
I have been there a few times with my boyfriend and the first times we were like "hey we likey!" We were back just this weekend on St Patrick's. It wasn't too late, it wasn't too busy so I will not except any excuses for what happened to my food. He ordered his burger medium rare and I ordered mine well done. When they called his name and we got our food what came to us was a far cry from what we ordered. Medium rare means partially cooked not totally raw my dear friends and well done means just that. My burger was medium rare. The bacon that was on it was barely cooked so when you added the other stuff it was just rubbery. They had so much of the katsup on the bread that it was soggy and this was AFTER i took it back to have it redone. Did i get a "sorry"? are you kidding? We will NEVER go back there! The 1 star should be more of a negative 3...
somedude20 replies...
Yeah, that is a common complaint at that place. I have been there 3-4 times and have had that happen twice...I stopped going (for a few reasons) and I have friends that have said the same thing as you too. FYI Dempey's will cook your burger to order without complaint and their sauces, prices, food and customer service is worlds better. Cheers!
Walter Berry Burger Stand at The Casbah
First time here. Kobe burger was outstanding. Fries were great! All the sauces for dipping was awesome. Loved the atmosphere. Highly recommend!!!
cshenoy Burger Stand at The Casbah
I love the Kobe Burger and the sweet potato fries. Great dipping sauces for the fires. The only problem with the Burger Stand is the portion. They are giant. Great food, none better. The place to go for a burger!
penguin04 Burger Stand at The Casbah
Love the Burger Stand! Used to go when it was at Dempsey's and feel like it is just as good, if not better, since it has moved to the Casbah. Service is always great (I usually ask for off the wall combinations and they always oblige). Price is a little high, but most of the trendy restaurants downtown are. Poutine fries are amazing! We always take out of town guests there.
somedude20 Burger Stand at The Casbah
I gave this place three tries wanting to sample the greatness that I have heard about and have been thoroughly disappointed each and everytime!! The burgers are a little dry and sometimes like rubber with little flavor. They have these little fries that are kind of like Steak and Shake's (not a fan of Steak and Shake either) but only worse,like a limp old greasy midget finger. The sauces seemed watered down and it way way over priced. I believe one time I had a Tank7, burger and limp fries and it was over $16.00 (that was the first time but I tried it twice more) and the service, huh, don't get me started on the service or lack there of. I am thankful that Dempsey's can fill my burger void as this place is on par with Burger King but ten times the price...boo hiss! Best of luck though!
ylime3499 Burger Stand at The Casbah
We've loved going to the Burger Stand!! Over the multiple times, even at Dempsey's, we've had great experiences except for the last time. Saturday night we brought family member after raving about the amazing food and atmosphere. It was busy (not an issue), loud (to be expected), but we weren't told they were out of the micro-greens when we ordered, and when we did have our name called the cheese wasn't even melted, and the meat wasn't hot enough to do so. Disappointed because we wanted to show this place off. Better luck next time though? That was our first time going on weekend, so is this a common issue since it's busier then?
mshafii Burger Stand at The Casbah
Soooo tasty! Just went in to the new location last week and have to say it's a pretty awesome setup. We sat at the bar and the bartender was really friendly and provided great service. I actually don't eat meat very often but even as I type this...I'm starting to crave a Burger Stand burger!
hthom Burger Stand at The Casbah
Excellent burgers & fries. The choices are unorthodox, but fantastic. Classic, Kobe and Smoke burgers are great, same with the sweet potato fries.
alikat Burger Stand at The Casbah
The food here is absolutely amazing. When I am in town I try and get down and for sure get the truffle fries. The only reason I give it a 4 is because two of the times that I have been in, they have lost our orders, making the wait times upwards of 30 minutes. In their defense though, they have always done everything in their power to remedy the situation, including free meals. Their response, along with the quality (and quantity) of the food provided makes this a must visit restaurant!
phog_harris Burger Stand at The Casbah
Their burgers are consistently great and their fries are unmatched. I'm particularly partial to the Kobe burger and the duck fat fries.
Definitely worth a try if you haven't been here yet.


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Tue, Apr 24, 2012 | 14:35 BST
Report – Ubisoft's Innergy coming out next year
Ubisoft is set to release Innergy next year, according to an external contractor brought on board to the project. The announcement on the Vitality Sensor-like project from the publisher, shown at E3 in 2010 as a Wii title with its own accessory from Ubisoft rather than Nintendo's own VTS, came from Exoa, who was brought in to help finish up work on the game.
Via Superannuation, EG.
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Thursday Shorts II: Simpsons, Mac store, inviZimals, analysts, MW3 outrage
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Developers will 'pay more' for county cycling schemes (From Herald Series)
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Developers will 'pay more' for county cycling schemes
7:00am Wednesday 25th September 2013 in News By Mark Taylor, Reporter. Please call me on (01865) 425411
DEVELOPERS have been warned that they will have to set aside more money for cycle schemes in Oxfordshire under new plans.
The proposals could have an impact on all developments in the county, although full details of how much they could cost house builders are unclear.
Oxfordshire County Council has passed a motion promising to create a fresh cycling strategy as part of the county's new transport plan.
As part of the planning process, developers have to give contributions towards the infrastructure of the areas around proposed developments.
Under the new measures, they would have to prove they have given specific thought to safer and wider cycle paths.
The county's transport chief has promised the council will be more stringent in future, in an effort to get more people on bikes.
Councillor David Nimmo Smith admitted the current cycling strategy was not forceful enough.
He said: "We are aware that the cycling part of that is a bit light, and will be pushing for more to take better account of cyclists and pedestrians.
"We will be more robust in pushing developers to put better provision in.
"In the past, developers have brought plans in and said 'here's a bit of road', and have got away with it."
Cycling campaigners are backing the move.
James Styring of Cyclox said: "Developers often follow plans to the letter when incorporating cycle schemes into plans and we often end up with unusable paths that haven't been thought through."
The cross-party motion was submitted by Liberal Democrat Jean Fooks and Labour's Susanna Pressel.
They worked with campaigners Bike Safe and Cyclox to draw up the guidelines.
Ms Pressel said there had been a lack of conviction in previous years and now was the time to act. She said: "This will concern developments of every size.
"Now is the right moment to be looking at this with so many developments on the horizon."
Some developers say they have pre-empted the move, despite the fact it is likely to increase their costs.
A spokeswoman for Barton Oxford LLP, which plans to build 885 homes in Barton West, said it had already made comprehensive provision for cyclists.
"This is something that's incredibly important to us," she said.
Peter Mapson, of Bower Mapson, which is building a care home and 105 houses at the Butter Cross Works in Station Lane, said: "It is something we took on board a long time ago." Beeline bikes managing director Luis Tulip said: "There are a number of Government papers doing the rounds and there is a long way to go before were can compete with places like Holland but it is a step in the right direction."
Housing developers currently provide cash to councils to pay for infrastructure and facilities.
This is known as section 106 funding and can pay for new schools, improved roads or sports facilities, for example.
The figure is agreed through negotiations between the councils and the developer.
On Monday, Oxford City Council could become the first council in Oxfordshire to agree a new system of developer funding, known as the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL).
This will largely replace section 106 and means developers have to pay a certain amount towards facilities in the area based on the square metre footprint of the development.
Councillors behind the new cycling proposals hope money from both section 106 and CIL will be used to invest in the cycling infrastructure.
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Andrew:Oxford says...
6:47pm Wed 25 Sep 13
Richard of Wantage says...
Then the section 106 money could be used elsewhere.
The DoT does not recommend shared cycle/pedestrian paths, nor do pedestrians and cyclists like them.
9:32pm Wed 25 Sep 13
@marstongrit says...
Andrew:Oxford wrote:see http://mycouncil.oxf
How much is being put aside to purchase equipment and fund ongoing maintenance/supplies that will ensure that all cycle paths are kept clear of snow and ice during winters?
I have asked the County Council to let me know the outcome of the Winter Service Review as it affects the petition.
7:35am Thu 26 Sep 13
Englishman says...
On another point is not 'We will give you planning permission if you build infrastructure' bribery and corruption? After all the house price has to reflect the extra cost of these perks. So much for affordable housing.
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Richard of Wantage says...
Englishman wrote:I understand what you are trying to say. But instead of saying lets fine cyclists for not using a cycle path, I'm sure you would agree that it would be better if the cycle paths were usable and designed for cyclists. Most cycle paths implemented by the Country are painted line on existing footpaths which are dangerous to both pedestrians and cyclists. When it comes to investing in cycle infrastructure, Oxford County Council has one of the worst records across the country.
Perhaps where cycle paths are already in existence the Lycra Brigade should be fined if they do not use them. As a driver there is nothing worse than a cyclist weaving in and out of potholes in front of you when there is a designated cycleway either in the road or on the pavement.
On another point is not 'We will give you planning permission if you build infrastructure' bribery and corruption? After all the house price has to reflect the extra cost of these perks. So much for affordable housing.
DoT guidelines recommend segregated lanes for cyclists. This is expensive to implement on existing infrastructure, but on a new build the cost is minimal.
Apart from your Lycra Brigade, most cyclists don't wear Lycra. Most of us are just ordinary people trying to get our kids to school, saving money by cycling to work and enjoying an outdoor activity where the whole family can be together.
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I tried this tonight for dinner and it's really good. I like the marinade ingredients; I think they are perfect and it smells delicious. As for the sauce, this is the first time I have made a sauce from scratch for a chinese dish that actually blended together the way that it should. The only problem that I had was that I noticed that the sauce had a stronger flavor in some parts of the dish than in others; I dont know if I didnt stir it well enough before I poured it in or maybe I should have cut back on the oyster sauce. Any thoughts??
It's hard to say exactly Andrea. It could be either of the things you mentioned. It does sound like maybe you needed to stir the sauce into the stir fry a bit more, but again, it's hard to say. That's the great thing about cooking, we get to try things again and again until we are completely happy and comfortable with the techniques and the end results. Cheers!
I am a recovering alcoholic,but an aspiring cook.I was wondering if their is a way or thing to replace the rice wine in the recipe,and if so how would it affect the outcome/taste of this dish,will it not be as good if that is the case or will the alcohol taste cook out?I've only got 16 weeks of training (Through FareStart of Seattle)so there is a lot I have to learn,
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**Great bars, but some important notes should be added to the instructions!** Installed the bars over the weekend. They are very solid, and look great on the bike. They extend far enough to protect the tank, but are low enough that my (very long) legs don't touch them. There are two issues with the instructions, which led to me destroying an engine mounting bolt and nut. 1. The instructions say the left-top-rear mounting bolt should be spaced with 2 included washers. They don't mention that the spacer that is already on the bike (looks like a giant, thick washer) should not be used as well. Using all 3 of these was too much, and when torquing the bolt to spec I ran out of space and eventually stripped the nut and bolt. 2. The torque spec in the instructions (95 n/m, 70 ft/lb) is much higher than the Triumph service manual's spec (80 n/m, 60 ft/lb). I think this contributed to my stripping the bolt. If you end up like me and need a new bolt/nut, you can use a grade 8 standard or class 10.9 metric bolt and nut to save some cash. According to my Triumph dealer and the hardware store, these are hardened for automotive use and are more than strong enough. They only cost me ~$4. You could also order the parts from a Triumph dealer for ~$12. Some other installation tips: You can easily reach all the mounting bolt nuts with a small/medium sized spanner/wrench. You shouldn't need to remove the tank or radiator to install the bars. It can be a little difficult to get the bars onto the bolts and the bottom mount. Give things a good push and they'll fit. The rubber bottom mount in particular has a little give to help things fit. The cross bar might not seem to fit if you do both ends on the same side of the bars (e.g., both in front or both behind). It fit perfectly when I did one end in front of the bars, the other end in back.
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I see you got one problem solved now how about this problem? Can you post a screen shot of this? Here's some background info on what the problem might be. RealTemp General Discussion
Thanks. Spot on! I had C1E enabled for some reason. Must have missed it when I switched to BIOS v1002 for this ASUS P6X58D-Premium. I also found that I didn't switch back to AHCI so I'd best be more careful next BIOS update. It's too easy for me to get a little sloppy since BIOS updates are so seldom made. I need to completely go through every single step of a new BIOS and concentrate on the OC last! Just as I would a new mobo. Which I'll be doing very soon, I hope. I have a new RE3 that I bought in March. I've been slowly accumulating the best parts for it since I bought it. The last few parts arrived Friday. Thanks again for the help and reminding me to be a lot more careful. Cheers!
Seconded! Feature Request: RealTemp would be complete for me if it could read HDD temp. I'd really appreciate the display the hottest core feature. (6 cores, have mercy ) Issues: Using RealTempGT My 5970 is identified correctly and shows the correct temp but if I mouseover the task bar icon it says Nvidia GPU. ATi is checked in the settings. Using Realtemp (regular) mouseover simply says GPU Temp. Also it says "crossfire support" does this mean I should be able to read more than one GPU temp? If so I cant . I have 2 5970s and would be more than happy to provide any help I can. Story: I love realtemp and even more now that it has built in GPU monitoring. I was devistated by the loss of my beloved MotherboardMonitor (MBM) and ATITool when I upgraded beyond their limits. I tried CoreTemp and RealTemp when I first built my i7 rig but went with CoreTemp at first simply due to it's ability to show the hottest core (I have a 980x six cores + gpu temp is alot of taskbar real estate). Then I realized RealTemp could read GPU temp so I switched back. I just display Core 1 as it's usually the hottest. Regardless RealTemp is my favorite temp monitoring software! Request if not too difficult: Lastly I have a server running an NCCH-DL motherboard. For a long time there was absolutely no way to use software to monitor it. Finally the latest bios and speedfan get along well enough to display NOTHING but CPU temps. It works ok but I'd much rather use realtemp. The Irwindale processors I'm running support "Thermal Monitor 2" As I'm sure you know RealTemp won't run on this older hardware. Would getting data from them be radically different than how you read the data from newer CPUs? I have no idea how software like this works. Thanks! -Kurt
RealTemp is somehow in second plan for development. Kevin's new baby is ThrottleStop. And TBH I forget about RealTemp because I'm absolutely in love with ThrottleStop. Kevin understands me. I hope.
RealTemp 3.60.1 http://www.mediafire.com/?zb0qtg831o04d88 RealTemp GT originally only supported Nvidia GPUs so when I released the update, I forgot to correct that minor bug. The above version won't call your ATi GPU an Nvidia anymore. When sitting at the desktop, the ATi driver by default shuts down unused GPUs to save power. When this happens, RealTemp does not wake your unused GPUs up to read their temperature because I didn't want to interfere with their power saving ability. When you are 3D gaming with CrossFire enabled and using all your GPUs, RealTemp should be reading temperature data from both of your cards. During a game, ALT+TAB out to the desktop and click on the RealTemp GPU button on the main screen and open up the ATi Info window. In that screen when you click on the GPU 1 button at the bottom, does it cycle through all of your GPUs? I had a pair of 5770 cards in when I was testing this out and in theory the method I'm using should work with your hardware but without a pair of 5970 cards to test on, all I can do is hope it works. It's been a while but I think the way it was designed is that after a second GPU was used, its temperature data would remain available for viewing in the RealTemp ATi window. No new data would be gathered after you went back to the desktop and the GPU went back to sleep but the old data should be available. I think it took about 30 seconds for the GPU to go back to sleep after switching to 2D mode. If you are able to access the data from the other GPUs and suddenly it stops collecting new data, that's what is going on. Give this a try and let me know what you find out. There used to be a registry hack to keep both or all of your GPUs active when sitting at the desktop in 2D mode but all that does is create heat, noise and waste energy. With 6 cores, reporting the highest CPU temp in the system tray is a good idea. I'll put that on the things to do list. I probably won't be adding hard drive temperature monitoring anytime soon.
Aha! So that's what that GPU1 button does!!! For some reason I only tried to click on it using my C2D system which only has one GPU... It did nothing, and I shrugged it off. It does indeed work perfectly and displays all four high/low readings and, after running something 3d, actively reads all four until the 3 go back to sleep (lazy GPUs...). So everything works exactly as you described. RealTemp 3.60.1, as adversed, now says "GPU Temp". If you implement a highest temperature shown feature you may consider doing the same for any active GPU temps as well. It's not as big of an issue since if you're gaming you can't see it anyway. It would be cool to be able to glance down there if you alt+tab or are just exiting a game to see how everybody is doing though. Thank you for your time! -Kurt
Thanks for letting me know that this feature works as intended. Without access to hardware to develop on, sometimes I have to wing it a little. On the main window of RealTemp, the GPU button should be reporting the highest GPU temperature. It compares all active GPUs and reports the highest. After doing some gaming, cycle through GPU1, GPU2, GPU3, GPU4 and the main button should show the highest. The hottest GPU shows up in the system tray as well. Now I just have to start reporting the highest CPU core temperature in the system tray and maybe everyone will be happy. At least for a day or two.
I'll check that out, I wasn't sure because I just looked at it real quick before I replied. Edit: Sure enough, GPU3 got hotter than GPU1 and it showed up on the button and in the tray and now as they cool down it's showing GPU2 as it's the highest. Nicely done.
Apologies if I've missed something but I've searched google and on the forum - does RealTemp publish data to shared memory or use any other method of making it's readings available? I was really hoping to find out if it did and what structure it used but I've not managed it.
RealTemp doesn't send any of its data to shared memory. Check out Core Temp. It has the feature you are looking for and it is clearly documented. http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/developers.html
bug? I was playing with my cpu and found an interesting bug. I have an MSI P55-GD55 mobo. It has Direct OC base CLOCK buttons, so i can instantly increase or decrease my base clock frequency without rebooting. CPU-Z immidiately shows any changes, realtemp don't. 10 min later i noticed, that RealTemp changed base clock and multiplier data (may be Turbo boost increased multiplied and realtemp renew it's data) is it bug? or it is designed to be so? http://i12.fastpic.ru/big/2010/1129/92/cc35d9b8fbc0b564e367f6da684e3592.png
It's by design but it usually doesn't take 10 minutes for RealTemp to get a BCLK change figured out. After using SetFSB on my QX9650, it takes about 3 or 4 seconds to update the BCLK. If I had access to more new hardware I could probably make this better but I don't have any Core i stuff to test on. Constantly calculating the BCLK wastes a lot of CPU cycles so that's the reason why I'm sure there is some hardware where RealTemp is sluggish to respond to a BCLK change. Usually when a CPU is loaded, RealTemp changes pretty quickly. Here's an example of the cost of accurate MHz. While CPU-Z is consuming 118 million CPU cycles, RealTemp is only consuming 1.9 million with both programs minimized. RealTemp's main purpose is temperature monitoring and to be a very light weight app that can sit in your system tray without putting any load on your CPU. I admit, I sacrificed some instantaneous accuracy for users that like to adjust BCLK on the fly. Can you try to do some more testing with a load like Prime95 running? Is it really taking 10 minutes to adjust? That seems like a long time. The multiplier data, when lightly loaded, is not always going to be the same as what CPU-Z is showing. Is the problem the multiplier or the BCLK that is taking so long to update?
So... I have windows_7, i5-750@133x20 default speed. My mobo sets multiplier to 21 always (bios feature) CPU-Z started. BCLK set default. 133x9. energy savings enabled. Let's go! 7-zip benchmark started, it's 133x21 now. 7-Zip stopped, BCLK increased to 140. Realtemp randomly refreshes it data (it takes 1-5 seconds) Realtemp restarted. every time I start it initial speed is 133 and it changes to real speed in 1-20 seconds. reboooot... energy savings disabled, EIST, C1 and so on... now we have 133x20 all time. CPU-Z started, Realtemp started, CPU load 1-2%. Realtemp has no reaction on BCLK changes (140 set). 7-Zip benchmark started. ~3 minutes later Realtemp updated CPU speed. Realtemp restarted, now it takes ~30 seconds to update. ~2 minutes later Realtemp shows 133, ~1 minute later it's 140 again )) so it changes randomly without any reason. may be cause 7-Zip randomly loads CPU 50%-100%? but energy savings are disabled at bios and core speed is aproximatelly stable (+/- 0.1 Mhz) it became 133 again while i was downloading Prime95. it is still 133 after 5 minutes of Prime95 (7-Zip was better XD)
The problem you are having is likely related to a Windows 7 bug in the high performance timer when changing the BCLK. I wrote a program called WinTimerTester a while ago to help detect this problem. There are two different timers within Windows. The high performance timer that is usually extremely accurate, can become completely inaccurate when you adjust the BCLK within Windows. On some motherboards there is a HPET (High Precision Event Timer) bios option that you can have a look for. Can you try running WinTimerTester for a minute at your default BCLK, stop it and save a screen shot of it. If you hold down the ALT key while pushing the Print Screen button on your keyboard it will take a snap shot of just the high lighted program that you can paste into any Paint program and save. After that test, increase your BCLK while in Windows and then run the same WinTimerTest again for about a minute and send me a screen shot of that. WinTiimerTester http://www.mediafire.com/?io91a22pa6z8ntv There's obviously room for improvement in the RealTemp MHz algorithm when the BCLK changes while in Windows. Without hardware to test on, I'm not sure if I'll be able to make any progress on this but if you're willing to help then I'm willing to try a few things. I might have to come up with an option that will make RealTemp burn some more CPU cycles but it should be more accurate for users that frequently change the BCLK.
Not quite yet. I was waiting for some more feedback from 4natic. I'd like to try and get his RealTemp MHz reporting correctly if possible when he is adjusting the BCLK. Without having access to some hardware that I can recreate this problem on, I'll need 4natic or another user to help me with some testing.
- default - OC this time Realtemp was quite fast )) 1 second delay vs CPU-Z ps. i wish i could hang my PC out of my window... it's freaking cold today )))
Thanks 4natic for posting that info. At least now it is easy to see that Windows 7 is the true source of this RealTemp bug. The Windows QueryPerformanceCounter function that RealTemp uses is designed to provide extremely accurate time measurement. To accurately measure time on a PC, you need this to be based on an accurate timer that increments at a fixed rate. The problem in your computer is that W7 is basing this on the TSC (Time Stamp Counter) which is the MHz your CPU is running at. This value is usually very consistent but as soon as you use software and change the BCLK, this highly accurate timer becomes completely inaccurate. On my desktop computer and many other computers, W7 basis the QueryPerformanceCounter function on a fixed counter that is not tied to the CPU speed so QPC will provide accurate time measurement even when overclocking. This counter is fixed at 14.31818 MHz whether I'm overclocking or not. On your computer, QPC is wrong as soon as you start overclocking. One of the early beta versions of W7 had this bug on my computer but it was fixed in the final release. This is a bigger problem than most people realize. There is a lot of software that is depending on QPC to provide accurate timing data when it is not. This can produce inaccurate results in a lot of benchmarking software when overclocking. I'm pretty sure that Fraps does not correct for this bug so its FPS data is not accurate when overclocking. Games that are trying to calculate FPS using this QPC function can also get screwed up. RealTemp tries to correct for this bug but as you found, there are times when it is a little sluggish in updating itself and locking on to the new MHz after a BCLK change. The two timers in WinTimerTester should be running at the exact same rate. When they are not, that shows that W7 is basing QPC on a timer that does not increment at a fixed rate. This issue has been around for a long time. Windows XP used to have an option you could add to your BOOT.ini file called /USEPMTIMER to force Windows to base QPC on a fixed timer but as far as I know, there is no option like this for Windows Vista or Windows 7. There should be. Maybe in one of their service packs Microsoft will get this fixed up. Here's some background info about this issue in XP. http://blogs.technet.com/b/perfguru...or-the-usepmtimer-switch-in-the-boot-ini.aspx 140.66 / 133.67 = 1.0523 Your BCLK has increased by that amount so WinTimerTester shows that the QPC timer now has an error of approximately the same amount. Did you find any HPT Timer setting in your bios? I'll try making a minor adjustment to RealTemp in the near future to see if I can reduce the sluggishness of how it detects BCLK adjustments and then I'll send something your way you can test to see if it helps any. I have a lot better understanding of this issue compared to when I first wrote the RealTemp MHz code so hopefully I can make an improvement without screwing anything up. burebista: Do you remember the name of that benchmark program you found that clearly had this timing bug when overclocking? Derek12: Unfortunately I don't have any AMD hardware or the time to support AMD. I think Core Temp fully supports AMD.
If you are curious and want to see what timer Windows is using on your computer you can run this program. QPF http://www.mediafire.com/?eeweto4zmyb51yz A Core i5-750 has a default multiplier of 20 and a default BCLK of 133.333 so when you boot up at this speed the above testing program might show 2666.666 MHz. That confirms that Windows is basing the QueryPerformanceFrequency funtion off of the time stamp counter (TSC) when it should be basing it off a fixed speed counter like my computer does so time measurement isn't affected when overclocking the bus speed or BCLK.


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