In all such cases, "pdflatex" produces correct results, as does "dvipdfm -p letter".
domingo, 7 de diciembre de 2008
dvipdf produces incorrect top margin
martes, 2 de diciembre de 2008
luego de algunos intentos
2391856
4194304
p1_23740: (65.027344) p4_shmalloc returning NULL; request = bytes
You can increase the amount of memory by setting the environment variable
P4_GLOBMEMSIZE (in bytes); the current size is
https://lists.scorec.rpi.edu/pipermail/medusa-users/2003-January/000023.html
https://lists.scorec.rpi.edu/pipermail/medusa-users/2003-January/000024.html
Mi solucion
http://www.grycap.upv.es/usuario/ramses.htm
Problema con P4_GLOBMEMSIZE
p8_12489: (6.243597) xx_shmalloc: returning NULL; requested 3801600 bytes
p8_12489: (6.243731) p4_shmalloc returning NULL; request = 3801600 bytes
You can increase the amount of memory by setting the environment variable
P4_GLOBMEMSIZE (in bytes); the current size is 4194304
p8_12489: p4_error: alloc_p4_msg failed: 0
Broken pipe
En el archivo de beowulf encontré:
You may set P4_GLOBMEMSIZE (a shell variable) to a larger value, but not
bigger than your kernel predefined max shared memory value. For example, I
put following lines in my .bashrc file
P4_GLOBMEMSIZE=33554432
export P4_GLOBMEMSIZE
You may use sysctl to find out the kernel predefined max.
domingo, 30 de noviembre de 2008
Solucion a ordenar referencias en latex
sábado, 29 de noviembre de 2008
M O D. IV CCNA
miércoles, 26 de noviembre de 2008
martes, 25 de noviembre de 2008
sábado, 22 de noviembre de 2008
Modificaciones en el directorio de mi Gentoo
Cambiar elementos en spanish.ldf
Elementos de un Makefile
# Generic make file for LaTeX: requires GNU make
TEXFILE = slides.tex
.PHONY: dvi ps pdf clean
pdf: $(TEXFILE:.tex=.pdf)
ps: $(TEXFILE:.tex=.ps)
dvi: $(TEXFILE:.tex=.dvi)
%.dvi: %.tex
( \
latex $<; \
while grep -q "Rerun to get cross-references right." $(<:.tex=.log); \
do \
latex $<; \
done \
)
%.ps: %.dvi
dvips -q -t a4 $< -o $(<:.dvi=.ps)
%.pdf: %.ps
ps2pdf -dPDFSETTINGS=/prepress $<
clean:
@rm -f \
$(TEXFILE:.tex=.aux) \
$(TEXFILE:.tex=.log) \
$(TEXFILE:.tex=.out) \
$(TEXFILE:.tex=.dvi) \
$(TEXFILE:.tex=.pdf) \
$(TEXFILE:.tex=.ps)
In normal use, you will edit the Makefile's "TEXFILE = slides.tex" line and replace "slides.tex" by the name of your LaTeX file. No other changes should be necessary.
Then the single command "make" will process your LaTeX file and produce a PDF file. That's all!
file.tex --> file.dvi --> file.ps --> file.pdf
The command "make dvi" will run only the first step, i.e.,
file.tex --> file.dvi
This is useful for debugging your LaTeX source file.
The command "make ps" will run only the first and second steps, i.e.,
file.tex --> file.dvi --> file.ps
This is useful for creating files for viewing with ghostview, as in:
gv -landscape file.ps
The command "make clean" will delete all the files created by make. This is useful for removing clutter from your directory.
viernes, 21 de noviembre de 2008
Comandos rápidos para emacs
- Set a mark:
[Ctrl-spacebar]
or[Ctrl-@]
- Delete:
[Ctrl-W]
- Copy:
[Esc] W
- Paste:
[Ctrl-Y]
Usar UTF-8 en Gentoo con Latex
\RequirePackage[utf-8]{inputenc}
Buscar en ACM
- Parametric cepstral analysis for pathological voice assessment
- Introducing Speech and Language Processing
- A robust on-the-fly pitch (OTFP) estimation algorithm
- Pitch period determination of speech sounds
- Objective comparison of speech enhancement algorithms under real world conditions
jueves, 20 de noviembre de 2008
Sobre el examen 3 en FundaCID
Algunas aplicaciones para encriptar
Navegación con seguridad
miércoles, 14 de mayo de 2008
martes, 1 de abril de 2008
lunes, 31 de marzo de 2008
martes, 25 de marzo de 2008
lunes, 24 de marzo de 2008
viernes, 14 de marzo de 2008
AmQRP Projects
jueves, 13 de marzo de 2008
Browse Ham Shacks - My Ham Shack
friends, family and fellow Amateur Radio Operators will have a place to go to admire your Ham Shack. For example, if your callsign is KA9SRK, then your web page address will be http://MyHamShack.com/KA9SRK/.
Packet Radio
On this page is everything you should need for information to perform the software configuration of an APRS system with the components listed above.
I had a wonderful week tying to pull together all the information I needed to use UI-View with the MFJ-1275 and AGWPE on a Windows XP PC. Most important to understand is that the MFJ-1275 IS NOT a Packet TNC. It is an interface betwixt your sound card and your radio. It contains transformers, filters and DSP chips to modify data to the varied formats and protocols that it supports. Therefore, to use the MFJ-1275 as a Packet TNC, we need to supply software to configure it to be a Packet TNC. This is called a "packet engine"
The most popular packet engine is that from SV2AGW. He has created AGWPE
Ok, "let's light this candle"!
lunes, 10 de marzo de 2008
Lectura Frame Relay
I. Frame Relay Core Module Presentation:
Download from the following link.
http://www.ipmplsforum.org/frame/tutorials/vofr/vofr4.pdf
Lectura 2 ATM
Education: ATM CASE STUDIES
- Panama Canal: Using ATM to handle 200+ ship crossings
- Survivors of the Shoah Foundation, founded by Steven Spielberg, uses ATM technology to record testimonials of the Holocaust
- ATM & Analysis Challenges
- Dallas Cowboys on the Web
- Efficient Consolidation with Services Built In
- HealthSystem of Minnesota
- Malaysian Bank Goes ATM
- NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
- Raleigh News & Obser ver
- Reuters Uses ATM!
- Stoughton Area School District
- Voice Over ATM - Multi service Application
- EPFL
- Scottish Power
- TNO Physics and Electron ics Laboratories
Wireless Networking Labs
Wireless Networking: ns2 Laboratory Exercises
Table of Contents
Lab 101: Introduction to ns2Lab 102: MAC Contention Window
Lab 103: 802.11 Carrier-Sense
Lab 104: 802.11 Fairness
Lab 105: Data Throughput
Lab 106: Rate Control
Lab 107: RF Propagation Models in ns2
Lab 108: Probabilistic Broadcast
Lab 109: Adhoc Routing - DSDV
Lab 110: On-demand Routing Protocols
Lab 111: Application Control and Queue Management
Lab 112: Back-Pressure Scheduling
Lab c101: MAC Contention Window and RTS (lab 102 with an additional part)
Lab c102: 802.11 Fairness and Comparison of DSR and AODV Routing Protocols (combo of labs 104 and 110)
Wireless Networking Labs
miércoles, 5 de marzo de 2008
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