From: "Terrell W. Fritz"
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 2002 19:09:48 -0700
Subject: Re: Ready :-)) - Re: [TSSP] short H/D and stuff
Hi Paul,
At 01:02 AM 3/29/2002 +0000, you wrote:
>Terry wrote:
>
>> Gcc is certainly available for Sun (solaris) along with probably all the
>> other UNIX toys:
>>
>> http://www.sunfreeware.com/
>
>Just a question of whether it is already installed. No matter, the
>native compiler will probably do fine. I haven't done anything too
>fancy with the code.
I don't think it is. But not problem at all to get it there. I don't think
the "freeware" C stuff is 64 bit but maybe it is now... If it is running true
64 bit stuff, the Sun Blade 100 is brutally powerful!!
>
>> It is connected to the net but I just have to figure how to turn
>> all the FTP and telnet stuff on.
>
>Well if you can get a secure connection to the net, I can log in
>and fix any problems. Means I can also setup some scripts to
>process Q variation results as they come in.
It was connected to the net for a long time and apparently it has had many odd
users that I never expected :o))) The OS is probably all hacked now. I
learned to format the hard drive and reload all the OS due to goofs on my
part. "secure" is just a dream. It would be fun to get it accessible by you.
It has like 99.9999% free time... I wish I had more time to play with this
cool toy! It is all isolated from the other PCs since it is a hacker's
playground :o))
I try to get it going and maybe load the latest and greatest OS version and
such. You would be totally free to play with it all you want! I need to move
it to the other room... I'll work on it.
>
>> I ordered up that software. Looks like a real nice addition to my new
>> RS-232 card :-)
>
>Well all it has to do is grab the trace and save it somewhere that
>tcma can get at. Then all you need is a script that waits for
>a file to arrive, gets the latest weather data, runs tcma, and
>constructs a composite record to append to a CSV file.
Yep, it can also do all kinds of other stuff too. A generally great utility
for the new card :-))
>
>> Ok, I'll just make a directory that will appear as:
>>
>> http://hot-streamer.com/tssp/
>
>Great. I want to make up a web page about tcma, and another about the
>current profile experiments. It would be nice if you have a page
>describing the experiment that I could link to. I'm getting near
>filespace capacity on my site so it's better for me to link to your
>pics and pages. Do you want to move your voltage profile stuff
>into http://hot-streamer.com/tssp/? If so let me know the new URLs.
>
Done!
http://hot-streamer.com/tssp/
I have 20GIG (!) of hard drive space spinning at 7200 RPM 24-7 that is
completely empty at hot-streamer... If you need web space, I have plenty ;-))
The price is right too ;-))
http://hot-streamer.com/hot-streamer.htm
Cheers,
Terry
Maintainer Paul Nicholson, paul@abelian.demon.co.uk.