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| Last Review by jspenguin - posted: 03-27-2005 10:44 AM |
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It has one quirk with USB Mass Storage: When first plugged in, the partition table cannot be read for a few seconds. This causes a problem when using devfs, because the partition will not show up until you wait a few seconds, then touch the device (/dev/discs/disc#/disc). I set up a small script that will automatically touch the device when registered:
/sbin/touchdisk:
#!/bin/sh
devname=$1
partname=${devname%/*}/part1
echo "$devname $partname"
tries=30
go() {
while [ -a "$devname" ] && ! [ -a "$partname" ] && [ $tries -gt 0 ]; do
touch "$devname"
sleep 1;
tries=$((tries-1))
done
}
go&
And in /etc/devfsd.conf:
REGISTER ^scsi/.*/disc EXECUTE /sbin/touchdisk /dev/$devname
Rating: 10
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Product Details: "Coolpix 4200" by jspenguin - posted: 03-27-2005 - Rating:  10.00 |
| Last Review by jspenguin - posted: 03-20-2005 01:49 PM |
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Excellent print quality, cd printing is supported with gimp-print 5.0.0-beta2. Ink level can be checked with 'escputil -u -r /dev/usb/lp0 -i'
Rating: 10
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| Product Details: "Stylus Photo R200" by dominoid - posted: 02-14-2005 - Rating: 10.00 |
| Last Review by jspenguin - posted: 09-13-2004 08:40 PM |
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Excellent support, works with usb-storage driver.
The player itself is very good, supporting OGG Vorbis, MP3, WAV, and ASF (WMA). It supports M3U playlists, with some quirks (pathnames must be relative, CRLF line endings, backslashes).
Supports recording to MP3 or WAV (no integer-only vorbis encoder yet) with internal or external mic, or from line-in.
Includes a remote control with backlit display.
Rating: 10
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| Product Details: "iHP-120" by Hjulvisp - posted: 02-26-2004 - Rating: 10.00 |
| Last Review by jspenguin - posted: 07-16-2004 10:10 PM |
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It wasn't very hard to get DRI working for this card once I found the proper AGP drivers. 3D acceleration works just fine, at a decent rate.
Rating: 9
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| Product Details: "RADEON 7500 64Mb" by Tarts - posted: 12-07-2003 - Rating: 6.50 |
| Last Review by jspenguin - posted: 05-02-2004 09:37 PM |
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I would highly recommend this card as it has a hardware mixer, allowing more than one app to access it at one time.
Rating: 10
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| Product Details: "YMF-724F" by syberdave - posted: 03-23-2004 - Rating: 10.00 |
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