I have a NIC that is not functioning properly, and I'd like to check and see if the driver is loaded, and then force load it if not. (RHEL5 OS)
I found the driver through lspci, do I just use modprobe to attempt to re-load the driver?
If so, can I then double-check that the driver is loaded?
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Windows 7 Base system devices
I installed the Windows 7 64-bit version yesterday. I saw 3 errors of Base System devices not installed
PCI bus 4, device 6, function 2
PCI bus 4, device 6, function 3
PCI bus 4, device 6, function 4
I have no idea what they are. I just searched on google for somewhere to download the devices, I then download and install, and the errors don't go away. I was also wandering if these are the reason the performance of my Laptop... -
Windows I/O Filter Driver
Good morning,
i'm developing an application for my company, in particular i have this need.. i have to copy a file from a place to another (tipically a network storage).
i have the problem when the file is opened, in particular when during copy the file is modified, how can i create a "snapshot" of the file?
Searching on internet i found that something can be done writing a filter driver for the file system.
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System DSN
Hi,
I need to create a DB2 system DSN programmaticall y. I need to set the
currentschema parameter to be equal to the appropriate database name. I
am able to create the DSN ok, but am unable to add the currentschema
parameter. I am using visual fox pro 9. My code follows:
lc_driver = "IBM DB2 ODBC DRIVER" + CHR(0)
lc_dsn = "DESCRIPTION=Co nnection Description" + CHR(0)+ ;...