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Yes, this would cause the program to fail. What are you trying to do?

If you just wanted to read memory, shouldnt you use double instead if int?

First suggestion: post your question on http://forums.mozillazine.org
Its the 'official' forum for Mozilla (insert product name here) questions.

Second, I'm gonne need some more info. Such as:
-...

This one even I can answer:

http://www.samba.org

1st, I dont think this is the correct forum for your question, I expect it will be moved...

However, I'm assuming you have two partitions/harddisks, reformat the XP version your not using. Move...

I really dont now, my experience is limited to RH9. Btw http://www.linux.org has a 'distro finder': http://www.linux.org/dist/index.html

mmmm..... http://www.slackware.org/getslackware ?

or try:

http://fedora.redhat.com/

or:
http://www.[insert distro name here].com/org/net/....

Google is your friend....

I've been reading about Linux security lately, and I believe you might be able to use the standard Linux firewall (ipchanes? / iptables?) to allow acces to certain ports from certain IP adresses and...

Dont give up on Linux just yet. Try if your laptop is mentioned on http://www.linux-on-laptops.com

If the modem was build before june 2003, stop looking, it wont work. See: http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices/showdev.php?id=1929

It's probably a Winmodem(tm, owned by US Robotics), and if so, now...

Check out http://www.oracle-base.com (if you havent done so already). You have to sign on (for free) and there are some restrictions:

but there's a change your answer is in there somewhere.
...

What's your windows FTP client?
Do you know a public FTP dir which behaves the same?

I can remember I had to download a utility from AMD once, in order to let Windows 98 properly detect a CPU's speed. Maybe it's related to your 'paranormal experience'.

Yes, my guess would be 1.5V as well.
Based on: http://www.stsi.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?store_code=STSI_4&screen=PROD&product_code=SAVAGE4

With respect to your problem: I, officially, dont have...

I had nothing better to do, so I started googling your problem. Here's what I came up with:

(a) k7vt4a+ seems to be highly sensitive to the correctness of the FSB frequency. See: ...

Things your monitor should do (depending on manufacturer and model):

(a) Switch on the monitor, don't switch on the computer: the monitor should go into a 'low power mode', usually accompanied by...

Do you see the BIOS starting up?
If not: there should be a jumper to reset it, on the motherboard (check the userguide for your motherboard)

If you describe (accurately) what you are doing now and your problem is non-trivial, someone might help you.

http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/manual/wget-1.8.1/wget.html

Hope this helps,

Rogier

Copy the code from the hello.c file at the bottom of dummy.pc , and the code from dummy.h at the location of
"#include 'dummy.h'".

It should work after that. Please remember that the (.h)...

you used something like:

while ( (ul_idx < ul_size) && (isspace(*cs_str)) ){
cs_str++;
ul_idx++;
}

you wouldn't loose the first character and you would not have to worry about casting...