text_combined: sandy drobic hedmrxlsuyjapantesthomelinuxcom paul neuwirth wrote wed 13 feb 2008 161129 0000 dave howorth wrote paul neuwirth wrote hello someone recommend real hardware raid sata controller compatible linux opensuse 103 use 3ware 9500s successfully cheers dave thanks fast answer 3ware 9500s series seems supported standard kernel module website 3ware downloaded cli management software raid seems configurable cards bios 2 questions left according httpwww3warecomproductsserial_ata9000asp httpwww3warecomproductspdf9000_ds_012605pdf optimized hardware xor raid 5 engine provides true hardware based raid intelligent drive management functions supports raid levels 0 1 10 5 50 single disk jbod pci 22 compliant 64bit66mhz bus master raid 10 really supported hardware raid raid 5 hardware raid work pci32bit66mhz system thats good question better question would would want use brandnew raidcontroller combination outdated motherboard 9000 series still uses pci 64bit66 mhz newer controllers either require pcix pcie better get new motherboard pcie way get faster nic onboard well sandy list replies please please address pms newsreply2 japantest homelinux com subsqsshighstreamnet sun feb 24 103045 2008 soiofdvxgperlorg zentara subject tk disabling menu entries etc date sun 17 feb 2008 120840 0500 messageid mimeversion 10 contenttype textplain charsetusascii contenttransferencoding 7bit sun 17 feb 2008 090451 0500 kejhtdbhqaekyintergatecom mk wrote way rather use cget reconfiguring existing menu menu generated anew every time pops menubar would harder dynamically destroy widgets since every instance original different need additional entryconfigure code also means initial state preformatted default deals yeah dynamically generated menus would way go would watch memory gains everytime invoke menu tk isnt good object cleanup another problem dynamic menus may harder user one get feel whatandwhere menu options change dynamically annoyance would prefer menus static shading color changes indicate things still havnt figured grey arbitrary item deeply cascaded menu would also need track index numbers arbitrary items entryconfigure even code forget well someone conplangperltk newsgroup showed need careful count cascade starts 0 could possibly keep menus static pass array sub get item look button callback array could passed doubt menus tk could use helper type module make things easier gtk2 usrbinperl use warnings use strict use tk toggle3 0 mw tkinit menubar mwmenutype menubar mwconfiguremenu menubar menu2 menubarcascade label selections tearoff 1 menuitems button level 1 choice 1 command printchoice l1c1 button level 1 choice 2 command printchoice l1c2 button level 1 choice 3 command printchoice l1c3 cascade cascade 1 tearoff 0 menuitems button cascade 1 level 2 choice 1 command printchoice c1l2c1 button cascade 1 level 2 choice 2 command printchoice c1l2c2 button cascade 1 level 2 choice 3 command printchoice c1l2c3 cascade cascade 2 tearoff 0 menuitems button cascade 2 level 2 choice 1 command printchoice c2l2c1 button cascade 2 level 2 choice 2 command printchoice c2l2c2 cascade cascade 3 tearoff 0 menuitems button cascade 3 level 3 choice 1 command printchoice c3l3c1 button cascade 3 level 3 choice 2 command printchoice c3l3c2 button cascade 3 level 3 choice 3 command printchoice c3l3c3 cascade cascade 4 tearoff 0 menuitems button cascade 4 level 4 choice 1 command printchoice c4l4c1 button cascade 4 level 4 choice 2 command printchoice c4l4c2 button cascade 4 level 4 choice 3 command printchoice c4l4c3 mwbutton text push look selection cascade menu command sub state toggle3 1 normal disabled menu2cgetmenu entrycget6 menu entrycget2 menu entrycget3 menu entryconfigure2 state state pack mainloop sub printchoice choice shift print choice n __end__ would include mys never use strict convinced declaring variable locally exception rule instead vice versa w strict still thing probably change attitude toward strict later think perl6 strict default code tough work dont post strict used default httpperlmonksorg prepare battle zentara im really human play one earth httpzentaranetjaphhtml blcobidaiaohdgilcjej contenttype messagerfc822 contentdisposition inline filenamebeginners_98797ezm kejhtdbhqaekyintergatecom sun feb 24 103045 2008 date sun 17 feb 2008 150720 0500 mk subject tk disabling menu entries etc perl messageid 1203278840l2689l0lakashiraffeeenthusiasm mimeversion 10 contenttype multipartmixed boundarycfcjjygdeghadp42zxbl cfcjjygdeghadp42zxbl contenttype textplain charsetusascii delspyes formatflowed contentdisposition inline contenttransferencoding quotedprintable 02172008 120840 pm zentara wrote yeah dynamically generated menus would way go would watch memory gains everytime invoke menu tk isnt good object cleanup remember look another problem dynamic menus may harder user one get feel whatandwhere menu options change dynamically annoyance hmmmpersonally dont use buttonbars docks even 20 titlebar buttons wm key macros mouse menus 20 atypical faster easier know combinations fact menus app filesystem directory 20 entries operation performed depends context may 20 copy find whatever way keep 20 entries static essence file browser much less 20 clicking via cascades move tree recursively 20 since entire tree generated fast remember 20 one else use included script something similar last 20 post popups subroutine driven style two things 20 would observe 1 involves perl less tk 2 less 20 half size bytes line length limits email mean 20 attach hopefully unix lfs ok never use strict convinced declaring variable locally exception rule instead vice versa w strict probably change attitude toward strict later think perl6 strict default code tough work guess keep copy 588 haha thanx letting 20 know complangperltk forgotten newsgroups cfcjjygdeghadp42zxbl contenttype applicationxperl namenewpl contentdisposition attachment filenamenewpl contenttransferencoding base64 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c3viihbyaw50y2hvawnlihskicagihbyaw50icjax1xuijskfqo cfcjjygdeghadp42zxbl blcobidaiaohdgilcjej contenttype messagerfc822 contentdisposition inline filenamebeginners_98804ezm subsqsshighstreamnet sun feb 24 103045 2008 soiofdvxgperlorg zentara subject tk disabling menu entries etc date mon 18 feb 2008 131243 0500 messageid mimeversion 10 contenttype textplain charsetusascii contenttransferencoding 7bit sun 17 feb 2008 150720 0500 kejhtdbhqaekyintergatecom mk wrote 02172008 120840 pm zentara wrote yeah dynamically generated menus would way go would watch memory gains everytime invoke menu tk isnt good object cleanup remember look included script something similar last post popups subroutine driven style two things would observe 1 involves perl less tk 2 less half size bytes line length limits email mean attach hopefully unix lfs ok well tested script gains appreciable memory menu invocation deep cascading example stays steady memory use since seem pretty active coder might want look httpperlmonksorgnode_id336856 contains mempm module put use mem top script running memory usage script displayed lower right corner monitor handy testing memory gains due improper object cleanup remedy scripts problem need reuse objects somehow possibly packforgetting menu seems pretty tough case find alot discussion type problem going httpgroupsgooglecom searching perl tk memory gains particularly troublesome dealing images general solution reuse tk objects dont try createdestroy cycle side note using strict comes play force closures localized variablesobjects hopefully reuse memory memory gains come thing called refcount object httpperlmonksorgnode349553 starting point ideally reconfigure existing objects instead creating new ones case may able precreate set empty labels use cascades reconfigurereuse tkmenu widget involved im sure would work may want rollyourown menuing system creating filling toplevel windows way sure controlling objects reuse object memory space zentara ps may want look perlgtk2 much better underlying object design tk object cleanup much better menuing system alot clearer im really human play one earth httpzentaranetjaphhtml blcobidaiaohdgilcjej contenttype messagerfc822 contentdisposition inline filenamebeginners_98798ezm kejhtdbhqaekyintergatecom sun feb 24 103045 2008 date sun 17 feb 2008 151903 0500 mk subject subroutine simultaneousness perl messageid 1203279543l2689l1lakashiraffeeenthusiasm mimeversion 10 contenttype textplain charsetusascii delspyes formatflowed contenttransferencoding quotedprintable subroutine begins message processing 20 proceeds perform several gigs worth file transfer via system 20 calls basically sub transfer print processingn foreach e array print file en system cp e whatever print donen unfortunately perl completes entire minutes long routine 20 prints anything whole thing done suddenly 20 processingfile xfile yfile zdone appears way around would like know 20 happening happening finished 20 blcobidaiaohdgilcjej contenttype messagerfc822 contentdisposition inline filenamebeginners_98799ezm ziuhcxgggmxcom sun feb 24 103045 2008 messageid 47b89da82030109gmxcom date sun 17 feb 2008 204840 0000 rob dixon mimeversion 10 perl cc mk subject subroutine simultaneousness contenttype textplain charsetiso88591 formatflowed contenttransferencoding 7bit mk wrote subroutine begins message processing proceeds perform several gigs worth file transfer via system calls basically sub transfer print processingn foreach e array print file en system cp e whatever print donen unfortunately perl completes entire minutes long routine prints anything whole thing done suddenly processingfile xfile yfile zdone appears way around would like know happening happening finished output buffered buffer flushed either filled filehandle closed program terminates could flush buffer explicitly print statement easiest thing enable autoflushing implicitly add use iohandle stdoutautoflush start program also take look filecopy module way perform copy without shelling separate utility hth rob blcobidaiaohdgilcjej contenttype messagerfc822 contentdisposition inline filenamebeginners_98800ezm wwsddjtelusnet sun feb 24 103045 2008 messageid 47b89e2a5080003telusnet date sun 17 feb 2008 125050 0800 john w krahn mimeversion 10 perl beginners subject subroutine simultaneousness contenttype textplain charsetiso88591 formatflowed contenttransferencoding 7bit mk wrote subroutine begins message processing proceeds perform several gigs worth file transfer via system calls basically sub transfer print processingn foreach e array print file en system cp e whatever print donen unfortunately perl completes entire minutes long routine prints anything whole thing done suddenly processingfile xfile yfile zdone appears way around would like know happening happening finished httpperlplovercomfaqsbufferinghtml john perl isnt toolbox small machine shop specialorder certain sorts tools low cost short order larry wall blcobidaiaohdgilcjej contenttype messagerfc822 contentdisposition inline filenamebeginners_98801ezm kejhtdbhqaekyintergatecom sun feb 24 103045 2008 date mon 18 feb 2008 011035 0500 mk subject subroutine simultaneousness perl messageid 1203315035l3243l1lakashiraffeeenthusiasm mimeversion 10 contenttype textplain charsetusascii delspyes formatflowed contenttransferencoding quotedprintable 02172008 034840 pm rob dixon wrote mk wrote subroutine begins message processing 20 proceeds perform several gigs worth file transfer via system 20 calls basically 20 sub transfer print processingn foreach e array print file en system cp e whatever print donen 20 unfortunately perl completes entire minutes long routine 20 prints anything whole thing done suddenly processingfile xfile yfile zdone appears output buffered yes clearly problem thanks solution im 20 afraid still need help specific complication may write read 20 text file list files copy actually recommended 20 buffering commands use filecopy sub transfer stdoutautoflush1 print processingn openfh listtxt fhautoflush1 print fh data closefh openalt autoflush1 foreach e array chomp _ altflush copy_filex tk command like print file tk command like print done none made difference none faqs found refer 20 copy system cp issue neither say probably 20 arrays avoid listtxt would prefer actual 20 log well anyway could tk issue yet try plain script buffer flushed either filled filehandle closed program terminates could flush buffer explicitly print statement believe altflush possible filehandle 20 actual binary copy statement could set autoflush stdout files concatenated easiest thing enable autoflushing implicitly add 20 use iohandle stdoutautoflush yep must way blcobidaiaohdgilcjej contenttype messagerfc822 contentdisposition inline filenamebeginners_98802ezm kejhtdbhqaekyintergatecom sun feb 24 103045 2008 date mon 18 feb 2008 094651 0500 mk subject subroutine simultaneousness perl messageid 1203346011l2960l0lakashiraffeeenthusiasm mimeversion 10 contenttype textplain charsetusascii delspyes formatflowed contenttransferencoding quotedprintable okay definitely tk gui issue since incorporating 20 real print ie stdout statement come proper sequence anyone know filehandle stdout tk 20 requests simplest version problem use iohandle sub tmptest stdoutautoflush1 flt text area mwtitleprocessing data 3d fltget10end ldata 3d splitndata fltdelete10end foreach ldata name 3d basename_ print _n stdoutflush fltinsertnamen sleep 1 mwtitletest done print line comes background terminal one second 20 timebut insert tk events happen end 20 simultaneously fact exactly even without 20 iohandle buffering commands blcobidaiaohdgilcjej contenttype messagerfc822 contentdisposition inline filenamebeginners_98803ezm kejhtdbhqaekyintergatecom sun feb 24 103045 2008 date mon 18 feb 2008 100127 0500 mk subject subroutine simultaneousness perl messageid 1203346887l2960l1lakashiraffeeenthusiasm mimeversion 10 contenttype textplain charsetusascii delspyes formatflowed contenttransferencoding quotedprintable problem solved complangperltk mwupdate whenever want screen updated 02182008 094651 mk wrote okay definitely tk gui issue since incorporating 20 real print ie stdout statement come proper 20 sequence blcobidaiaohdgilcjej contenttype messagerfc822 contentdisposition inline filenamebeginners_98805ezm qqahmesgmailcom sun feb 24 103045 2008 messageid 144c024a0802180817y760be434q27672935c026ba63mailgmailcom date mon 18 feb 2008 111740 0500 david moreno rob dixon subject subroutine simultaneousness cc perl mk mimeversion 10 contenttype multipartalternative boundary_part_5208_288764471203351460740 _part_5208_288764471203351460740 contenttype textplain charsetiso88591 contenttransferencoding 7bit contentdisposition inline feb 17 2008 348 pm rob dixon wrote use iohandle stdoutautoflush start program whats difference setting true david moreno httpwwwdamognet yes _part_5208_288764471203351460740 wed 06 aug 2008 053552 0100 opensuse sata hardware raid controller