Hello dear mentors,
this code is, when I am not wrong, revolutionary. It is a new program,
to resolve
bugs in some programs and configuration-errors in conf-files
This program is ironing the "wrinkles" of Linux away.
Before I make a debian-package of it, I want you to test this code.
I had only the problem with a too dark screen on my notebook (intel core
duo with 2 BIOS-chips).
The dark screen is still an unresolved problem under Debian Squeeze 6.0.4
After running this attached code, screen is pretty bright.
The problem with cd-rom-drive is solved too by this attached code.
Mounting and unmounting cd-rom-drive was a problem too with program brasero.
brasero did not recognize empty CD/DVD-discs. Now it is solved.
It would substitute many bugfixes and cumbersome configurations
up to today under Linux too, if I am not wrong.
It is solving else problems, which pop up, when address-lines in chips like
BIOS are not active.
Compile under installed Debian with gcc the attached listing into output
file with name: BIOS=RESET
You then need only knoppix 6.7.1 or else live-System.
This binary works only on a live-System like knoppix.
In knoppix open a terminal in full-screen-modus.
Then execute the binary: ./BIOS=RESET
It takes between 23 and 25 minutes on an intel core duo with 2 BIOS-chips.
One BIOS-chip would mean 2097152 possible addresses (to be set as TRUE).
This is why I set the value of variable mx to 4194304 addresses.
The variable mx should stay as mx, because each address in the BIOS-chip
has the prefix mx, followed by an increasing number starting at zero.
On the whole, this program is setting each address as TRUE, and in the
end it makes a reset, of all TRUE-values.
When in the end the message "dunno !" appears, the binary has done its job.
You only need to wait a bit and watch the little green monitor of your
processor/RAM
in the right corner below of knoppix 6.7.1
It might happen that knoppix "stutter" a bit or hang a bit.
You can see then, if a flash is happening, in the right corner below.
After the flash you can re-boot your machine, and start your hard-disk
installation
of Linux. You will notice by the time, that your Linux is now more
stable, and less
problems are happening.
It is a bit quicker when compiled in assembler.
I would be happy, when you mail me, if this is koscher.
My Linux is now more stable with this binary. I ran this binary only one
time.
Of course it is free source-code under GPL 2.0 and GPL 1.0
Happy Hacking. Please do not phone me up. I am deaf.
Regards.
Val.
cv.schm...@gmail.com
(Germany)
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <signal.h>
/* #include <tgmath.h> */
/* #include <setjmp.h> */
/* #include <fenv.h> */
/* #include <complex.h> */
/* #include <inttypes.h> */
/* #include <assert.h> */
/* #include <ctype.h> */
/* #include <errno.h> */
/* #include <float.h> */
/* #include <limits.h> */
/* #include <locale.h> */
/* #include <stdarg.h> */
/* #include <stddef.h> */
/* #include <string.h> */
/* #include <time.h> */
/* #include <iso646.h> */
/* #include <stdint.h> */
/* #include <wchar.h> */
/* #include <wctype.h> */
int main( int argc, char *argv[] ) {
int cp;
unsigned int bios;
unsigned int BIOS;
unsigned int Bios;
unsigned int reset;
long unsigned int mx;
long unsigned int *px,**ppx;
printf("\n ... Attributes : Adresses: hex-Code: pointers: hex-Code: pointers to pointers: hex-Code: \n");
printf("_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________");
for ( mx = true; mx <= 4194304; mx++ )
{
cp=false;
px = &mx;
ppx = & px;
printf("\n ... Addresses are here ... \t %lu \%16lX \t %lu \t %16lX \t %lu \t %16lX ", mx, mx, (unsigned long)&px[mx], (unsigned long)&px[mx], (unsigned long)&ppx[mx], (unsigned long)&ppx[mx] );
printf("\n ... now them resetted ... \t %lu \%16lX \t %lu \t %16lX \t %lu \t %16lX ", mx, mx, (unsigned long)&px[mx], (unsigned long)&px[mx], (unsigned long)&ppx[mx], (unsigned long)&ppx[mx] );
}
bios=true;
BIOS=true;
Bios=true;
reset=true;
cp=false;
printf("\n\n\n\t\t\t\t\t ... dunno !!! \n\n\n\n\n\n");
return (0);
}
