All Posts Mentioning ‘kernel’

PHC ACPI_CPUFreq module patch

Monday, May 5th, 2008

I describe my preliminary activities setting up and using the Linux Processor Hardware Control patch to the ACPI CPU Frequency module. I briefly discuss compilation of the module for x86_64, and talk about its use. I mention the MSR Info utility which you can compile and use to monitor the effectiveness of the HPC module. For those who don’t like to compile, I offer an x86_64 ubuntu package by which you can install the utility.

Script to Fix R8168 in Ubuntu Hardy

Monday, May 5th, 2008

The Realtek r8168 network card does not work out of the box in Hardy. modprobe loads the r8169 module. A solution is to use a patched version of the r8168 driver provided by Realtek.

New Vostro 1310 Laptop

Friday, April 18th, 2008

My old laptop, a Compaq nx 9010, was old and weak, but then it also became stolen, too. So, I’ve put in an order for a Dell Vostro 1310.

(Photo taken from PC Magazine.)
Why This?
Most laptops are ugly. To get something café-worthy, my options appeared either to be the MacBook, a Vostro, or a Thinkpad. Thinkpads [...]

Done with Linear Algebra

Friday, November 30th, 2007

Well, I just finished my first Oxford tutorial - on Linear Algebra. This being the case, I thought perhaps I would ask myself “What is Linear Algebra?” and then try to explain it a bit, so that someone might be able appreciate what is I’ve been doing with my life for the past two months.
Better [...]

Intel 8085 ASM and Laplace Transforms

Thursday, June 29th, 2006

Thermodynamics ended today. I will be home in Massachusetts for five days, and then am coming back to Lehigh to take a class in logic design, and a class on electronic signals. This will last until August 10th.
So, ‘A’ in Thermodynamics. (Autonomous Horn tooting.) I am extremely tired as over the past 90 hours i [...]