by jw » Sat, 15 Apr 2000 04:00:00
GNU ecc has been withdrawn because of bugs quite some time ago, but
does anyone know about a similar program?
The point is to encode a file in such a way that it is protected against
a (user-supplied) amount of damaged blocks/bytes.
Thanks for pointers,
Jurriaan
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Linux 2.2.15pre17 SMP 5 users load av: 0.04 0.11 0.15
I'm building a 350 MHz Pentium based Linux box with an Asus P2B
mainboard. I need to make a decision on wether to use ECC or non/ECC
RAM. Is there any overhead associated with error correction?? What
are the pros and cons?? I know that ECC will cost more!!
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6. Moving to FAT / FAT32 partitions
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8. ls -l query
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