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I just finished the first version of bundle - a rc application which virtually merges multiple filesystems into a bigger one. You can use it whenever a RAID full of tier 3 HDD isn't enough for your needs. On the picture above, for example, you can see 10 RAIDs with 30 tier 3 HDDs which yield a virtual HDD that can store over 200MB of data. You can also use filesystems of different size and create files bigger than any of the used filesystems since bundle is capable of storing a file on multiple HDDs. If you encounter any bug, please report it on my github repository. Also check out the wi- 7 replies
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Ok!!! So I have been working my butt off to get this to work. It is a wirelessly controlled microcontroller! And if you have a look at the code you might notice that it DOES NOT HAVE SPACING! I RAN OUT OF EEPROM SPACE OK!!! DO NOT COMMENT ABOUT THAT!!! Ok... This took a long time to work all this out but I think its great! FEATURES: Network Cards (not sure about computronics spoofing card though) Wireless Network Cards (both tiers) Linked Cards (my personal favorite) Names Passwords Ports SUPER EASY!!! USES: Remote Door Control Remote Reds
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I'm trying to write a script that automatically watches and predicts how much longer your tablet battery will last. That part works. The problem is I need it to run automatically on boot. So I put it into /etc/rc.d and did rc energyd enable. Then I rebooted. It doesn't run. If I type the command 'rc' however it starts. I didn't see anything obvious that I was doing wrong so I did rc example enable and rebooted. It didn't print anything. But when I typed rc, it printed the example service. What am I overlooking?
