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Re: sequential file save read option button 3 Weeks Ago by rproffitt … of a document detailing the expected software operation. AKA the spec. Sure, go ahead and claim I didn't supply the… Re: Read file properties of video files in C++ 1 Month Ago by rproffitt … is for MP3 and it's not in the base spec. But how do they do it? Spoiler: Everyone cheats. Example… Re: What is a spec file and a config file? 9 Years Ago by mridul.ahuja …. This behavior is controlled by spec strings. In most cases there is one spec string for each program that GCC… but a few programs have multiple spec strings to control their behavior. The spec strings built into GCC can be …using the -specs= command-line switch to specify a spec file. Spec files are plaintext files that are used to construct… USB 3.0 Draft Spec Published 15 Years Ago by EddieC …of the [URL=http://www.intel.com/technology/usb/spec.htm]Extended Host Controller Interface 3[/URL], the latest…with its own priority. At the application level, the spec will permit transfer speeds of around 300Mbps. Also involved …are in work on the spec are Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, NEC, NXP Semiconductor and … Virtualised 2008 R2 Server Setup - hardware spec advice 12 Years Ago by Fafnir Hello, I’m trying to spec a Windows Server setup for 110 users spread over 16 … 50 of those being connected between 9-5. My initial spec for this is two HP Proliant ML350 G6 with a… Re: What is a spec file and a config file? 9 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 … very limited and very annoying to use). For the "spec" file, I'm not exactly sure what that is…. I have seen files with the `.spec` extension before in projects, and the contents of it seem…](http://www.rpm.org/max-rpm/s1-rpm-build-creating-spec-file.html) (it contains package name / author / etc., description, build… server spec's 20 Years Ago by spikes … wondered if any of you have any advice on the spec's for these types of machines, espesh the terminal server… Re: server spec's 20 Years Ago by feigned … wondered if any of you have any advice on the spec's for these types of machines, espesh the terminal server… Re: server spec's 20 Years Ago by spikes … generate. and of cource the terminal server for the low spec, laptop in each room. all sounds like good advice. cheers… Re: server spec's 20 Years Ago by feigned … generate. and of cource the terminal server for the low spec, laptop in each room. all sounds like good advice. cheers… how to check system spec? 14 Years Ago by k2k hi, i want to know how to check system spec (command line) in linux like right clicking "my computer&… USB 3 draft spec unleashed? 15 Years Ago by newsguy It seems that the draft spec for USB 3.0 has been [URL="http://www.… java.security.spec.InvalidKeySpecException: Password is not ASCII 13 Years Ago by glenak …; } } catch (etc...) [/CODE] I keept getting this message: java.security.spec.InvalidKeySpecException: Password is not ASCII. It occurs at this line… Bargain basement Android tablet takes on big boys with free spec upgrade 12 Years Ago by happygeek …. So what exactly has been added to the existing basic spec of a 7" WGVA Capacitive Touchscreen, 512MB RAM, Android… What is a spec file and a config file? 9 Years Ago by nitin1 I am working on a project and I need one CmakeList.txt file, Config file, spec file. I searched a lot. tutorials are telling how to make these files and all. Please tell me from scratch what they are and what is the use of these files? Please provide links also where I can learn about these files. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Re: Java Language Spec 12 Years Ago by jon.kiparsky Funny thing is the JVM spec is also AWOL - but none of the other help documentation is missing. I suppose we'll find out sooner or later... spec for native app 18 Years Ago by eliauction i've read/searched a lot of sites in getting the best advice on creating native applivation. through the searched none provides a "newbie guide in building native application".please someone do provide background on building native application-what do we look for/into? Re: USB 3.0 Draft Spec Published 15 Years Ago by Thinka That's all well and good, but I think it solves a problem that didn't exist. What about one that DOES exist, I mean the bottleneck experienced with RAM modules not being able to take advantage of Dual and Quad Core speeds and capabilities on processors? It would be nice to transfer my music/movie library from my HD to my Portable Drive at 5 Gbps, … Re: USB 3.0 Draft Spec Published 15 Years Ago by EddieC All in good time. There are more variables in the scenario that you described than data transfer speed, one of which is the operating system (assuming you're on Windows). Linux and Mac OS X seem more adept at such things at present. Re: Virtualised 2008 R2 Server Setup - hardware spec advice 12 Years Ago by emiola Hello, As you indicated, you are looking at 16 sites. Will the two boxes be able to supply the number of virtual machines? Take a look at the number of virtual servers your edition of the 2008 R2 can give you. Two, if you are taking care of just 110 users, I see no problem with this if you are actually running exchange and sharepoint directly on… Re: Virtualised 2008 R2 Server Setup - hardware spec advice 12 Years Ago by Fafnir Hi, Thanks for your reply. Sorry, there might have been a little confusion from my wording - I'm thinking of 2 physical machines running 1 VM each. These would be kept at our Head Office to be accessed by the staff there locally, and by users at the other 15 sites through a mixture of Outlook Anywhere, OWA, VPN and Sharepoint Services. I would … Re: how to check system spec? 14 Years Ago by HITMANOF44th i would say use the dp command for the disk space and the top command for the cpu i think that file which you speak of is just a text document that has the computer info saved on it some systems do have it some dont Re: how to check system spec? 14 Years Ago by geebs Hi, I use the following.... For CPU & RAM ==> top can also use ps aux to list all processes. For disk info ==> df -h As a bonus, fdisk -l (as root) will tell you about the disks (HD's, USB drives, etc) that are attached. Even those not mounted yet. Hope this helps. Re: how to check system spec? 14 Years Ago by k2k yes, thank you all. and i just found a command "# lshw" .. it has very detailed info about all your hardwares.. thanks thanks Re: USB 3 draft spec unleashed? 15 Years Ago by acejames1 too bad you wont see it in actual computers til late 09 early 2010 so right no all we can do is wait for the next big thing if it comes out sooner great if it comes out with windows 8 that would be nice as well Re: java.security.spec.InvalidKeySpecException: Password is not ASCII 13 Years Ago by javaAddict Can you try to print the pbeKeySpec value and see what it has? Also is there any specific reason that you need to read the input character by character and then copy it to another array? Can you just use the Scanner class to read the whole line and get the password? Re: java.security.spec.InvalidKeySpecException: Password is not ASCII 13 Years Ago by glenak Hi, JavaAddict, pbeKeySpec has three methods: getPassword(), getSalt(), and getIterationCount(), all of which print out the password inputed the reader, the salt set above as an array (byte[] salt), and the int iterations, respectively. So if you run the codes, it asks the user for a password, and whatever the user enters, pbeKeySpec.getPassword… Re: java.security.spec.InvalidKeySpecException: Password is not ASCII 13 Years Ago by javaAddict Well the error says that Password is not ASCII. So maybe if you could print the values of the password array one by one and see what it has. Perhaps the problem is that the last element of the array is the \n new line. Re: java.security.spec.InvalidKeySpecException: Password is not ASCII 13 Years Ago by glenak Hi javaAddict, I followed your suggestion and did this: [CODE] System.out.print("Enter a password: "); BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in)); String passW = in.readLine(); char[] password = passW.toCharArray(); [/CODE] I pretty much took the string and then converted it to a char array. You were right. … Re: java.security.spec.InvalidKeySpecException: Password is not ASCII 13 Years Ago by javaAddict [QUOTE=glenak;1309286]Hi javaAddict, I followed your suggestion and did this: [CODE] System.out.print("Enter a password: "); BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in)); String passW = in.readLine(); char[] password = passW.toCharArray(); [/CODE] I pretty much took the string and then converted it to a …