UEFI is a follow on to the original EFI specification developed by Intel in the late 1990s. Until recently, UEFI was restricted to high-end servers but is now becoming more commonplace on commodity servers and desktops. Fedora 12 can be booted using UEFI. In this post, I describe how to access and list the UEFI globally defined variables that Fedora 12 is aware of.
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In a number of posts about a year ago I discussed how to develop custom builtins for Korn Shell 93 (ksh93) using libshell and published APIs. You can also use these same APIs to access ksh93 functionality from within a C application. This post provides three simple examples of how to do this. This is post demonstrates how to invert a very large image, stored as a vector, using nVidia’s CUDA programming environment and a GeForce 260 GTX graphics card. IA-PC HPET (High Precision Event Timer) is a specification which was jointly developed by Intel and Microsoft in the early part of this decade.. The latest version is dated October 2004. It’s stated purpose is to One of the builtin commands that is missing in ksh93, in my humble opinion, is a builtin similar to stat(1) which would return information about a file. Here is my initial implementation of a stat builtin. The output is a compound variable whose subvariables contain the contents of the various fields of the stat(2) structure. [...] |
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