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6 years 4 months ago #172571
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It is working for him, maybe just removing the not used DIMM.
Most older PC's will support one sided 2GB modules even if it says 1GB, but will completely ignore one side of the two sided modules, reporting it as 1GB although it is a 2GB module.
Isolcpu has not much of an effect on newish PC, so it will just make the PC very sluggish.
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Most older PC's will support one sided 2GB modules even if it says 1GB, but will completely ignore one side of the two sided modules, reporting it as 1GB although it is a 2GB module.
Isolcpu has not much of an effect on newish PC, so it will just make the PC very sluggish.
There is no PM here, so just attach it here and i will move it to the original post.
Thank you.
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6 years 4 months ago #172574
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What is a suitable license for this script?
LGPL?
I want it to be free, for anyone to use.
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LGPL?
I want it to be free, for anyone to use.
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6 years 4 months ago #172577
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That seems appropriate.seuchato wrote: What is a suitable license for this script?
LGPL?
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6 years 4 months ago - 6 years 4 months ago #172583
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here you go
Kinda changelog:
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Kinda changelog:
Code:
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# #
# Script to read the releveant parameters to build a more recent #
# database for linuxcnc pc hardware #
# #
# I provide the script as is. No warrenties are granted, not #
# even that the script is fit for the intended purpose. #
# #
# I put it under the LGPL Version 3. a copy of this license can #
# found here: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.html #
# #
###################################################################
# #
# Targets, I hope to meet: #
# . Comparability: hopefully this proposal leads to comparable #
# latency test data. #
# . Repeatabilty: given the fast change in PC hard/software #
# probably hard to achieve, if asked to be consistent. #
# . Still, we intend to run cnc machines with potential of #
# danger using stock pc hardware. Therefore we should at least #
# try to figure out what suits, is acceptable and/or reliable #
# enough. Could result in a potential conflict of goals though. #
# #
# V 20200624 #
# added lookup for sound/pcspkr chipset #
# Message when CTRL-C is pressed to standby for a graceful exit #
# Some info on progress when installing software #
# clearer output when doing latency test #
# I put the script under LGPL license #
# #
# V 20200619-c #
# general rework, using functions instead of spaghetti code, #
# with the help of"dialog" added : #
# choice of base thread or no base thread #
# choice of time to run #
# option for base thread at 100000 #
# firefox as default browser #
# option to quit by pressing ^C #
# #
# V 20200615 #
# initial version #
# #
###################################################################
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6 years 4 months ago #172586
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Done.
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6 years 4 months ago #172607
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Tom
Why this?
Released under the LGPL licence:
Warning: Spoiler! [ Click to hide ]
Where is the spoiler really?!?
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Why this?
Released under the LGPL licence:
Warning: Spoiler! [ Click to hide ]
Where is the spoiler really?!?
Greez
chris
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