Pentium 233Mhz MMX processor with 8 MB Video Card or Pentium II 266Mhz processor with 4 MB Video Card or AMD 350Mhz K6-2 processor with 4 MB Video Card Quake 3 Arena has been tested on many but not all of the major cards incorporating the chipsets listed below. We strongly recommend running Glsetup (located in the Quake3\Extras\ on your Quake3 CD). Glsetup is a program written specifically to analyze your hardware and install working OpenGl drivers for that hardware.

Linux does indeed support multiple processors. This support began in the 1.3/2.0 kernel, and is constantly being improved. In the 2.2/2.3 kernel releases SMP is a stable, usable feature. This doesn't mean it is perfect. There still isn't the granularity that some want to see. However, with the release of the 2.4 kernel (as we can see from the current experimental 2.3 line of kernel releases) SMP has become extremely efficient.

It treats all processors as equal. Any processor can do the work of any other processor. Applications are divided into threads that can run concurrently on any available processor. Any processor in the pool can run the OS kernel and execute user-written threads.

The installer itself does not need any SMP support and will not boot with an SMP enabled kernel since it merely needs to install the system to your machine. When the system is being installed, it would be nice if SMP was automatically detected and the appropriate kernel was chosen though (which would mean that SMP was enabled when you boot into your newly installed Debian system). The installer attempts to do this.

Cookies are enabled by default in most browsers, however if you think your browser has cookie support disabled then please follow these instructions:- NOTE: If your browser is not listed then please go to the browser manufacturers website for instructions. You may also send us a request to add the instructions for your browser to this FAQ, please use the Contact Us section of the website to do this. We will then endeavor to add the instructions to this FAQ in the future.

Sound support has been implemented by David Weisgerber; an up to date patch was available in October 2001, but it still isn't part of the development code.

Enable all protocols you'll be needing by setting the accept-[int]-XXX-[servers-clients] accordingly. Hosts and networks can be in IP or hostname format, subnets might only be entered in IP format (for example 192.168.1.0/24 or 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0) for a class C (private) network).

Previously, it was suggested to just open a port range for your clients to use and load the icq kernel module to take care of the forwarding. This method became more and more obsolete with the introduction of ICQ 2000, since that version wasn't supported. Development on the kernel module seems to have stopped. The current best practice, is to forward a small port range per client, and configure the client accordingly. This way, the special functions (file transfer, chat, etc.) will also work.

You'll need the PcAnywhere modules (can be found in /etc/firewall/modules/common/services) linked to you private or public section (depending on your requirements). Run RCF with the --update-config parameter. After that reload RCF and it should work, unless your PCAnywhere is not using TCP/IP Compatibility mode. If it isn't working visit symantec.com and search for "How to change the pcAywhere IP ports". There is a short section on "Restricting pcAnywhere ports".

SMP is an Intel-proprietary implementation of Symmetric Multi-Processing. In our case, it is not even desirable to implement shared-bus multiprocessing, because the F1-CPU already has a very high rate of bus utilization. Adding more processors would inevitably mean creating a bottleneck that would severely limit performance. We opted for a novel implementation of NUMA-style multiprocessing, which allows both shared memory (with cache-coherency) and message-passing.

Most 5.1 binaries have SSL enabled for client-server connections that are secured, authenticated, or both. However, the YaSSL library currently does not compile on all platforms. See Section 5.9.7, "Using Secure Connections", for a complete listing of supported and unsupported platforms.

Tim Sweeney made a statement on VoodooExtreme's "Ask Tim Sweeney" on 21 Jan 2001 that is not very encouraging: With dual processor motherboards being cheap (and stable) nowadays, and a relatively large amount of home computer users actually having an SMP system, I can't help but wonder when (or if :| ) the "SMP Revolution" will take place.

We will support a particular Gromacs core for SMP processors only (Core_a1). Other core support (Amber or Tinker) is possible, but not on our current roadmap. No, the SMP will run a set of WUs specially constructed for the SMP Core_a1's new functionality. While the SMP Core_a1 WUs use the same file format as Gromacs WUs, the scientific code, which performs the calculation, is different and the WUs for Core_a1 will yield incorrect results (simply not run) if run with Gromacs (and vice versa).

In August, We announced the final packaging for Windows 2000 that we are doubling the Symmetric Multi-Processor (SMP) support for the products in the Windows 2000 Server family. Therefore:

You didn't enable it. Press '?' for built-in help or read the man page. Per-CPU stats are disabled by default because they take up too much space. Some Linux systems have hundreds of CPUs.

The Summer Mission Program (SMP) exposes interested college-age students and young adults to cross-cultural missions and has them working and learning alongside CRWM missionaries.

You can get a LFN driver at http://www.sylpher.com/dosuser/. I haven't tested it yet, it would be nice if someone could tell me her/his opinion about it.

The Browser is closely integrated with the JSSE library from Sun. It is a free pure Java SSL library. copying the jnet.jar, jsse.jar, jcert.jar files from the lib/ directory of the JSSE package to the lib/ directory of the Browser. And that's all. To connect using SSL just make sure to select the SSL box in the connect window and specify the right port number.

Most binary distributions come with SSL support enabled, but if you compile from sources, you need to install a recent openssl, remove config.cache and re-run configure, in kdelibs.

Most binary distributions come from Netscape plugins support enabled, but if you compile from sources, you need to install lesstif, remove config.cache and re-run configure, in kdebase (check that it compiles the contents of kdebase/nsplugins/). If the auto-detection of the plugins fails, try running "nspluginscan" from the command line.

You need an IDE HDD that is ATA-100 compliant. In addition, make sure the IDE cable (40 pin, 80 conduct) you're using is also ATA-100 compliant.

Find the @thin leoApp.py node in leoPy.leo. In the ctor for the LeoApp class set self.use_psyco to True or False. You will find this ctor in the node: Code-->Core classes...-->@thin leoApp.py-->app.__init__ Note that this ivar can not be set using settings in leoSettings.leo because Leo uses g.app.use_psyco before processing configuration settings.

Please note that the stdsounds are extracted to data/stdsounds with soundspec file data/stdsounds.soundspec. For a system-wide installation you can extract that into /usr/local/share/freeciv, such that a directory /usr/local/share/freeciv/data/stdsounds will exist.

set the gov.nist.javax.sip.STUN_SERVER to point to stun_server_ip_address[:port] where your stun server resides. The stack will return mapped address when you getIpAddress() from the stack and getPort() from the listening point. With stun, if you have a NAT box, these will in general be different from the IP address and port used to create the LP. Your application needs to use these in setting up the contact address and SDP parameters as appropriate. The stack is not responsible for this.

imagesize = cpg_getimagesize($image,&$info); $iptc = iptcparse($info["APP13"]); if (is_array($iptc)) { $caption.=$iptc['2#120'][0]; $title.=$iptc['2#105'][0]; (is_array($iptc['2#025'])) && ($keywords.=implode(" ", $iptc['2#025'])); } NOTE: This hack hasn't been thoroughly tested, use at your own risk...!