Quote from DANIEL-CRO :

About 30% people still run XP, and AMD's market share is about 50%, so 15% people could potentialy have that problem

Hm, according to netmarketshare, perhaps. But as Bean0 pointed out earlier in this thread; XP usage is down to about 7% percent according to Valve. Who probably has a better representation of gamers' PC rigs than any other source.

Quote from http://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey?platform=pc :

Windows XP 32 bit 6.68% -0.56%
Windows XP 64 bit 0.34% -0.01%

(You can click on the "Windows Version" row to expand it.)

I'm not saying that LFS should drop XP support. I just don't want to see crazy figures in this thread.

Last edited by felplacerad, Mon 4 Nov 2013, 00:16.

Quote from http://www.9cubehosting.com/cheap_semi_dedicated_plans/ :

PHP4, PHP5 and PHP6 Support

1. What is "semi-dedicated?"
2. PHP 6? :

Quote from Alric :

[...] and Scawen confirming he is working on 3d support for lfs [...]

He did? Where?

Edit: you mean this (referring to this). I seriously doubt that's the "real" Scawen. If the LFS devs were active in social medias surely they'd let us know officially with a link on the front page of lfs.net, for example.

Edit 2: According to Flame it actually is Scawen. Well then that's awesome news and I stand corrected!

Last edited by felplacerad, Tue 8 Oct 2013, 14:13.

Quote from x-fi :

Hello [...]

Good to hear that you are feeling better, dude. Picking yourself up when you feel like shit isn't easy, so well done! Give yourself a pat on the back.

Quote from Klutch :

Riveting tale.

-1

Last edited by felplacerad, Sat 31 Aug 2013, 09:30.

Quote from Bmxtwins :

Gav sent me a key, will try it when i get home. But maybe my brother will fid a use

Hey, here's an idea:

Tell your brother to recycle ~7 aluminum cans. That should give him enough money to beat the average. He'll also help saving the world!

Win-win!

Quote from hayward :

I will also be using non default ports for both insim and the actual server itself so they will need to dig a bit further.

Hmm. Surely you will be blocking the insim ports in your firewall though? So which ports you run the insim applications on won't really matter.

Unless the insim applications are connecting remotely. But then you'd probably want to white list the remote IPs so it still wont matter.

Quote from Mysho :

Anyone with Sims 3 pls?

Christ, just buy the bundle!

Wow, $1? Thhat's uncool.

Seriously guys, always beat the average for the Humble/Royale/Gala Bundles. Especially for the indie bundles.

Dang it, I can't make the 10th. :\

Maybe next year!

Very nice,

Definitely interested in attending this year. I've Poked Andreas B and Holtti.jr (Mike) as well.

Will get back to you ASAP, Jason.

Edit: 17th or 24th suits me the best!

Last edited by felplacerad, Tue 28 May 2013, 15:45.

Just tried this with LFS 0.6E and it worked fine.

Make sure you copy the contents of both the colours and skins_dds folders properly. The directory structure should be something of the like:


Good luck!

Quote from HenkkaWRC :

Are the skins 1024x1024 or 2048x2048?

They're all 1024x1024x32.

Edit: Oops, there are 5 (out of 400) that are 2048x2048x32.

Hehe, np!

For the others reading this thread: Turns out IPwnYourAssOff is using a 4G Mobile Broadband.

In my experience, it's very hard to make a mobile data connection stable enough for flawless online gaming. Granted, there are some things you can try:

• Try different placements of the Modem or Router
  
• Switch from 4G to 3G
  
• Try different MTU settings (but that might make things even worse!).
  

That's my take on the problem.
Perhaps someone else has overcome stability issues with mobile broadband and can think of something I left out?

Are you sure it says "världen" (the world)? I bet it actually says "värden" (the host)

Anyho,

I noticed that you've been online at "layout test" for quite a while now. Is that a server that you are hosting locally or is it a remote server?

I don't think pingtest.net won't be of much help since I think it only measures ping response times. The stability of your connection is more interesting.

To start off, I'd suggest the following.

Before you start LFS, bring up a command prompt and type:

The -t switch will keep the ping loop running continuously, so while it's still running, start LFS and connect to a remote host. Should the connection fail, quit/alt-tab out of LFS and have a look at the output of the ping command (also scroll up a bit and look at the previous messages). Is it displaying response times or error messages?

If everything is looking fine in the ping output, something weird is going on with LFS or the connection to the particular host you were connected to.

If the ping command also fails, something is most likely wrong with the connection to your router or the router's connection to the internet.

Damn! I already knew Game of Thrones is quite bloody, but I never thought they'd kill off John Snow and Arya in the first episode of season 3. Sheesh!

Great fun, everyone!

MPRs of tonight's Races: https://www.dropbox.com/s/575gl49js06zxbq/mpr20130401.zip

The postcards (although they are tiny) over at lfs shop are both candidates I guess. Perhaps Vic would be willing to print a few A2/A1's if he gets enough pre-orders.

https://www.lfsshop.com/?page=catalogue&cat=6

Quote from dawesdust_12 :

Fel: So behind the times. .

Hehe, yeah i know! I did read about this back in December when Scawen started working on the project but I never got to try it out until now.

I figured i'ts good for all of us to let him know that this version of the dedicated host is appreciated!

Did someone figure out if it's possible to entirely disable sound in wine though? To get rid of the error message at startup time and perhaps save a few Ks of memory?

Quote from Scawen :

Hello Hosters,

Here is the second test of the long requested console based dedicated host.

Thank you for this. It's to be able to put all your servers in screen and to be able to see what's going on in real time without having to tail output files.

I will be using this (until there is a native linux version, hehe!)

Very cool!

Congrats and good luck!

And remember .. Respect is everything!

Quote from dawesdust_12 :

You can't do the various OS' because the Pi is an ARMv6 processor. No windows, or Ubuntu will run. Raspbian is Debian for Pi which is the closest to Ubuntu you'll get.

You also can't do iPlayer because it doesn't do flash.

It does good for media center with XBMC though. Use OpenELEC for that.

OpenELEC seems to have scratched APT for some reason, so if trying different applications is something you'd like to do XBian is probably a better choice since you can install stuff with a package manager thater than compiling yourself (which takes a loooong time on the RPi).

I use my RPi for XBMC only.I did try some Desktop tasks in Raspian but the device is just a tad too underpowered to make it worth while.

Edit: Not sure where you guys are going with the RDP/VNC discussion. Neither is fast enough for video even on LAN (use smb/nfs for that!), and since basically any x86-x64 machine is more powerful I dont understand why you'd want the RPi to run the process in the first place.

Last edited by felplacerad, Thu 3 Jan 2013, 19:01.

Posting in this thread is my only reaction to the "events". Some High School students got angry at another student because of name calling on the Internet. BS, IMO. It's not exactly at par with the protests 10 years ago.

GP.se is probably the most respected local morning paper in case you'd like to try Google translate or something.

Have fun ...

Last edited by felplacerad, Wed 19 Dec 2012, 17:25.

Hi there,

The liveforspeed.se website has been updated. A new landing page has been created and we've left PHPBB2 behind us and switched to SMF.

We're planning to create an english version of the site, but until then you may register in english using this link (in case you'd like to sign up for Torsdagsrace or such).

Suggestions / Comments? Please have at it!

(Thanks Jens O. for letting us use his video!)

/ Thomas

I was a fan of the Atari scene group Flame of Finland.

Let's not forget about Stair Dismount by tAAt: http://taat.fi/taat/

Please check if the network adapter is still installed:

There should be atleast one "Local Area Connection", make sure that its enabled and that it reports that the cable is plugged in.

Can you reach your router? First check its ip:
Still in the "network connections" window, right click on your local area connection and select "status". Click on the "support" tab and note the "default gateway" address.

Try pinging your router as well as an internet server:

Paste (or post a photo of) the output if you are uncertain about how to read the data.

Did the virus perhaps install a proxy?

Navigate to connections > lan settings). See attachment for how it's normally configured.

Post the contents of your hosts file:

Here's an article on how it's supposed to look.

Resetting the ip stack is not a bad idea at all, at least it wont hurt:

Reboot.

Last edited by felplacerad, Tue 27 Dec 2011, 08:25.