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Braise un âne ?!?

Mmm... Après éflexion, ça pourrait être pire (quoique). Et puis si ça peut déboucler mes sinus ...

oups pas vu ta réponse, sorry :) On se demande pourquoi, avec tous ces gens qui postent n'importe quoi ici ... Tiens, encore un vote communautaire et encore une défaite des Wallons: j'ai lu que Roger van der Barbeuk, le sélectionneur de l'équipe nationale de football, détesté des Wallons, a été rec...

150 jours sans gouvernement, ça se fête ! Est-ce qu'il y aura encore une Belgique en 2008 ? Est-ce qu'il va y avoir un "mur de Bruxelles", avec Bruxelles Ouest capitale de la Flandre et Bruxelles Est capitale de la Wallonnie ? Est-ce que la Flandre et la Wallonnie feront partie de l'Europe ? Et surt...

La Belgique ?! Elle est en guerre civile ! Wallons et Flamands se massacrent à coups de bêche et autres outils de jardinage. Ils ont même des lance-missiles SC 1425 et SC 1435. Caillera 9.3 passerait pour un couvent comparé à la Belgique. Il faudrait être Maartau pour aller là-bas. La Belgique, c'es...

tobe wrote:Bon tant pis je vais rester à l'hôtel fumer l'herbe que j'ai caché dans mon cul :*

Une bonne cachette pour s'offrir deux petits plaisirs en même temps !

Despicable to spit on the back of people who can't retaliate.

Name D-Bug when you speak of them and try to forget them
now that this forum is victorious.

For floppies I don't want to read or write them but extracting and adding files into floppy images would be really nice. The mtools (mdir, mcopy ...) have a command line option (-i ?) to work with disk images instead of real floppies. I believe daeghnao already wrote something about it, maybe in th...

Don't trust too much what fdisk printed since it says that the partition table doesn't look like a partition table. /dev/sdd3 is probably the only device created by the kernel. If there was a FAT filesystem on sdd1 and nothing on sdd3, the kernel would have created the /dev/sdd1 device but not /dev/...

If failed, you'll have to rebuild your kernel with support for more filesystems. I don't know which ones.

fdisk may help if it works on your SD card: Look at the partitions table and you may have a clue.

Greece?
The guy who sends fireball ships is back.

Hail Canaris!

J'ai oublié le nom de mon équipe préférée. Je me souviens que c'était une bande de travelots, de transsexuels et de femmes barbues qui jouent en bleu. Toute ressemblance avec le Paris Saint-Germain d'aujourd'hui serait purement coïncidentesque ...

Projectyle, avec ces drôles d'équipes comme les "gros pieds nus", les "éleveurs de chèvres", les chats, les Vectors ...

I'm not the appropriate person to answer that , I don't use Atari/Mint (not even a real Atari these times). But I know Linux. mke2fs and mkfs.ext2 should be exactly the same program with two names. mke2fs Usage: %s ... The "usage" display looks broken, it should say: Usage: mke2fs ... Use it withou...

The last resort is probably to use a PC program which does Bezier curves (like Gimp) on a snapshot of the emulator's screen: you plot points around the shape of what you want and curves are drawn to link them.

"I'm the one who actually gave him the tools to find the solution on his own"

The new D-Bug entity is a bit worrying though ...

Back on the stolen code of FileDisk and VDK . I have spent some time at reading both codes, and it appears that the author of VDK didn't rewrite the code of FileDisk at all but copied large portions of it and split them in several of his own files. He took the time to put his copyright on each of h...

I didn't mean that they are released under a different license, but under a different copyright holder . Obviously, and I guess we agree, I can't get your code (with your copyright), and release it under my own copyright, disregarding any licensing issues. We agree, you can't take my source files, ...

VDK is based on FileDisk. And it is Vox Populi that FileDisk is (originally) stolen code. I noted that VDK has a different copyright than FileDisk, so technically, it might be not exactly derived from FileDisk. I don't know from the legal point of view, but morally, it smells the same thing, still ...

RetroGamerUK wrote:Rather than search I will hazard a guess at him meaning the source code is non-available??

No, there are free licenses that let you keep your code for yourself only.

EDIT: Truth to be told, I don't really know

(Sorry to be a bit off-topic)

We already know your position about what is free and what is not. Please don't start again with this here. "non-free" wasn't an attack against Pasti, Ijor. It's the (neutral) expression of a (hippie ?) culture rather than an aggressive word. I'll keep your reaction (and RG's) in mind and avoid usin...

Because format is closed, we can not know additional informations what Pasti image stores. Beyond that, Pasti depends on a healthy and motivated Ijor to maintain it, like all the "non-free" projects (Steem, PaCifiST, makedisk ...). Their fate is enough to say that with only one shaman left, I fear ...

Your compiler might have restrictions on the size of the DATA (and TEXT) segments (remember the msdos "tiny" memory model). But why would it on Atari ? Maybe you could try to dynamically allocate your data, the compiler couldn't complain at compilation time, it would give you a better grasp on what ...

Mais pousse toi de là, t'es encore en train de tout pourir le thread

En parlant d'soûler:

Ch'éto pas la ville eud l'estaminet d'Ronnie Couteure, Lille ?
J' l'aimo ben mi, Ronnie Couteure. Pis Maartau aussi

From the book of Stephen King.
As you can see, Icelandic translators did a good job with the title (with "Shining", "Les Tommyknockers" ... too).

AAAHHH, les Langoliers !!!!