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I'll be temporarily relocateing in a few weeks from New Hampshire to Missouri. I was thinking about trailering my VN out with me since I'll be there from June thru January. I've been hearing horror stories from some people at work about the violent thunder...
Started by GDouglas on
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It....
I don't live in St Louis but I am framiliar with
the area .
I'm not sure what you re hearing about the weather but it is rare to have anything compleatly damagilng .
By all means bring your bike with you.
I live a little farther north up in Illinois.
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Hi,
I am reading about COFF file formats, which is commonly used to create an executable file format (it has some variants also).
While reading, I came across the relocation section of the format. How is this relocation section used to create an executable...
Started by udpsunil on
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For example, if you try to load two dlls that both request the same base address (ie, the same place in memory), then one of the dlls will have to be relocated....
Relocation is used to place executable code in its own memory space in a process.
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Just out of curiosity I wonder if it is possible to relocate a piece of code during the execution of a program. For instance, I have a function and this function should be replaced in memory each time after it has been executed. One idea that came up ...
Started by Phil on
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If your code can be completely position independent....
However, you have to make sure that the code is completely self-contained, or that it accesses globals/external functions by absolute references .
Yes dynamic relocation is definitely possible.
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As someone who was recently offered an internship at a large international company, I'm wondering what the typical benefits package for a relocating intern is? Are relocation packages typically even offered, or do most places just expect inters to cough...
Started by ssmeth120 on
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When I last took an internship I drove myself in my own car to the border, negotiated my way into another country, drove another 1,000 miles, stayed in a single room in student housing for the summer, got a crummy wage, and paid taxes in two countries... .
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Hello experts, we are facing problem in relocating our application from old repo to new one. initially we were using //10.X.X.50/svn/XXX. now we trying to shift to new repo at //10.X.X.152:8443/svn/XXX as the server hard disk is crashed (10.X.X.50). While...
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If you go for the first option, when the new repository UUID's match the ... .
EDIT:
You should either:
Set the old UUID for your new repository, using svnadmin setuuid svnadmin setuuid REPOS_PATH [NEW_UUID] Or get a fresh checkout from the new repository .
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I was wondering what would be the best approach you guys would take to relocate an entire Eclipse workspace? Assuming it's either versioned and exported, what would you do? Import the file? Checkout the whole thing from the repo? Thanks much in advance...
Started by Nano Taboada on
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Maybe I'm missing something, but wouldn't you just start Eclipse, and either select the new workspace to use or select Switch workspace from the File menu?
As you ask for the "best way" and already mention "versioned" I assume that you have some version... .
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Our company has moved recenty. Although each computer was packaged into bubble wrap and hopefully handled carefully we now see a burst in hard disk failures. Some computers failed to boot immediately upon relocation, some experience disk problems weeks...
Started by sharptooth on
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I suggest, before the first power on of the systems at the new location, reseating the data and power on the HDDs, or reseating the entire HDD if it's attached to a hotswap backplane... .
The drives should be OK if the moving company handles the PCs with care .
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An svn repository I'm mirroring through git-svn has changed URL.
In vanilla svn you'd just do svn switch --relocate old_url_base new_url_base .
How can I do this using git-svn?
Simply changing the svn url in the config file fails.
Started by kch on
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Hello, I found some instructions for this here:
http://www.sanityinc.com/articles/relocating-git-svn-repositories
Hope this helps!
Adam
This handles my situation pretty well:
http://git.or.cz/gitwiki/GitSvnSwitch
I'm on the same cloned from file....
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I don't think this is possible without a bit of hacking but just throwing it out there.
In Git is it possible to relocate the bulk of the .git folder (/objects i assume) to another location. I am having a problem without my current hard drive filling ...
Started by Shard on
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Duplicate of Can I store the .git folder outside the files I want tracked?
There are three possibilities... .
When is the last time you did a garbage collection?
git gc
This cleans up unreferenced objects in the git store .
Usually the .git directory isn't that big.
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Hey all,
In the repo browser when I enter the svn root (http://servername/svn) directory I get this message "Repository moved permanently to 'http//....' please relocate
There are several projects in this repository and I can access/checkout/update each...
Started by Randeep on
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Edit: This means there's no level....
I think there are some known problems when you have the repository in the root (ie when your URL is what you describe, and the name of the repos is 'svn') .
Usually the root is at http://servername/svn/repositoryname.
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