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Hi everybody, Thank you for all the answers and help, I appreciate it a lot! In GRUB I tried to access the usb as described in the link from Shauber, but it didn't seem to work. The latest BIOS update for my motherboard is from july 2003, and I have this one installed. So I guess the only...

Thank you for your answer, IRudebwoy. So, it seems the only solution will be a LiveCD (or buy another pc, hehe). I will have a look at the distributions you told me about. Thanks again!

Hi, Sorry if this is the wrong forum, I don't know where to put this question, so I choose the one with the Linux gurus. ;-) I have an old pc with a motherboard that doesn't support booting from a USB device. Would it be possible to use grub or something installed on my harddisc, so I could...

Sorry, I don't know if there's a faster method. Is it possible for you to change the table structure? In that case you can add a column to the master table, for example 'glm_delete', which can be used for marking the row to be deleted. Then the delete query would be very easy, like: delete from...

Maybe something like this will work: delete from gl_master where exists ( select * from gl_delete where gl_master.glm_account = gl_delete.gld_account and gl_master.glm_prft_ctr = gl_delete.lgd_prft_ctr ) I cannot test it because I have no database installed at my pc, so hope it works.

Hi, Sorry for my late reply. In the meantime we solved the problem, which was a bug in the C application. We used the termio struct, which gave the problem mentioned above, but when we changed this to the termios struct, all worked fine. So it has nothing to do with the card. Thank you all for...

Thanks for your help. I took a look at /etc/remote, but found nothing about the card in it. I haven't contact the vendor yet, because I first want to be sure that it has nothing to do with the application (maybe I am doing something wrong?), so that's why I like to try different communication...

Hi cndcadams, The card is a Aurora Aries 16000P, information can be found at http://www.auroratech.com/displayproduct.php?TGI=Aries%2016000P The exact problem I have with higher baudrates than 9600 is the following: When I try to send a message to one of the ports, sometimes it goes ok, at...

Bad luck, the mset command does not do what I am looking for. Are there any other ideas, please?

Thank you for your reply, cndcadams. I'm still not able to manage it, when I use this command (smserialport list), it shows only the 2 ports ttya and ttyb, but not the interfaces on the PCI-card (tty0 - tty15). I noticed a 'mset' command, which came together with the driver for the card, so...

Hi people, In my SUN fire V240 (running Solaris 10) I have a pci-card with 16 serial RS422 interfaces on it. An application written in C reads and writes to those interfaces, but it seems that baudrates higher than 9600 don't work correctly. To be sure that the problem isn't in my appplication...

Maybe you can do a mt -f /dev/rmt/2m rewind before the tar command in your script, to make sure the tape has been written from the beginning. Hope this helps!

I don't know if you will get it much faster than this. As far as I see you need two joins (three tables). Some things you could try: 1. Verify you have INDEXes created on the columns you use in the join. 2. Switch the table order in the FROM clause, because at first table1 is joined to table2...

I don't exactly know what it is that you want, but as far as I know you can't use a subquery in the SELECT part. Try something like: SELECT <field list>, PROGRAM_TYPE, CUSTOMER_NUMBER FROM CUSTOMR_SHIP_TO c, INVOICE_PRODUCT i, SERIAL_EQUIP s WHERE c.SHIP_TO = i.SHIP_TO AND...

Did you have the correct include in you module: #include <d3d9.h> Hope this helps!

And what about the option --password=<your password>?

or use the function toupper (int c) which converts c to uppercase: #include <stdlib.h> #include <ctype.h> ... if (toupper (ans) == 'Y') { ... }

Hi all, I'm planning to create a midi-tool, but I have no idea about reading and writing to midi-ports. Does anyone have some sample code or a tutorial which will explain those basics? Thanks in advance!

Hi Obislavu, Thanks for your answer! I indeed had the SAPI.dll, but was missing the Microsoft Speech SDK. I've downloaded it and now it's rather easy.

Hi there, In my windows XP Control Panel, I have an item called 'Speech', where I can test text to speech conversion. Is there a (easy) way to use this feature in C++, by calling a function or so? I think I've to use DirectX, but have no experience with it. Thanks for any answers!