HAY GUISE.
Once again, the common.mk files in CUDA SDK are not completely usable and minor adjustments are required.
Out of the box compile gives you errors like:
../../lib/librendercheckgl_x86_64.a(rendercheck_gl.cpp.o): In function `CheckBackBuffer::checkStatus(char const*, int, bool)':
rendercheck_gl.cpp:(.text+0xfbb): undefined reference to `gluErrorString'
Quick fix is the following as I have found out from these sources.
If you have a brand new Happy Hacking Keyboard Professional 2 (jp_src) and you don’t know how to use your Meta (◇) key for gnome keyboard shortcuts because it detects Muhenkan instead, simply switch on Dip switch SW1 on the back of your keyboard. This will map Super_L (Left_Win) to the ◇-key, which is recognized by gnome as Mod4. Now you can compose whatever key-combo you wish using the ◇-key.
Greetings,
If the title is familiar, you probably are going through the same hell that took away 2 days of my life.
I got some new cool prototyping FPGA boards from Digilent: Atlys with a Spartan-6 XC6SLX45 FPGA on it.
Trying to program the board in ISE iMPACT you get the following error:
WARNING:iMPACT - Module windrv6 is not loaded. Please reinstall the cable drivers. See Answer Record 22648.
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vesamenu.c32: not a COM32R image
boot:
If you’ve ever encountered the above error while trying to boot Linux Mint off an USB stick, here’s the solution!
default vesamenu.c32default liveThat’s it.
Andrei
WebIDauth Project