Binkd binaries news

[Stas Degteff]

Hello All!

Robert Wolfe maked win32-cygwin (not mingw!) build of the binkd 1.0a-550
You may download it from my ftp:
ftp://ftp.grumbler.org/pub/binkd/binkd-1.0a-550-cygwin.rar

Stas
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[Sean Rima]

Post by Stas Degteff
Hello All!
Robert Wolfe maked win32-cygwin (not mingw!) build of the binkd 1.0a-550
ftp://ftp.grumbler.org/pub/binkd/binkd-1.0a-550-cygwin.rar

Where can I get the source, may need to build a linux version

Sean

[Russell Tiedt]

Hello Sean.

Post by Stas Degteff
Hello All!
Robert Wolfe maked win32-cygwin (not mingw!) build of the binkd
ftp://ftp.grumbler.org/pub/binkd/binkd-1.0a-550-cygwin.rar

SR> Where can I get the source, may need to build a linux version

This might help ...

cvs -d :pserver:***@cvs.happy.kiev.ua:/cvs co binkd

Russell

[Sean Rima]

Post by Russell Tiedt
Hello Sean.

Post by Sean Rima

Post by Stas Degteff
Hello All!
Robert Wolfe maked win32-cygwin (not mingw!) build of the binkd
ftp://ftp.grumbler.org/pub/binkd/binkd-1.0a-550-cygwin.rar

Where can I get the source, may need to build a linux version

This might help ...
Russell

Thanks, hopefully moving my system to a remote server

Sean

[Russell Tiedt]

Hello Sean.

Post by Russell Tiedt
This might help ...
Russell

SR> Thanks, hopefully moving my system to a remote server

Wish, I could move mine to a remote server ...

Russell

[Sean Rima]

Hello Russell.

Post by Russell Tiedt
This might help ...
Russell

SR>> Thanks, hopefully moving my system to a remote server

RT> Wish, I could move mine to a remote server ...

I reckon I am going to save a bit by moving it to the remote but it is just the
space saving as I don't use the desktop really any more

Sean

[Russell Tiedt]

Hello Sean.

28 Jun 10 21:11, you wrote to me:

RT>> Wish, I could move mine to a remote server ...

SR> I reckon I am going to save a bit by moving it to the remote but it is
SR> just the space saving as I don't use the desktop really any more

Why don't yoy use the desktop much anymore ... ?

Russell

[Sean Rima]

Hello Russell.

29 Jun 10 20:39, you wrote to me:

RT>>> Wish, I could move mine to a remote server ...

SR>> I reckon I am going to save a bit by moving it to the remote but
SR>> it is just the space saving as I don't use the desktop really any
SR>> more

RT> Why don't yoy use the desktop much anymore ... ?

The only reason it was on was to power the ftn stuff, moved that off line and
the pc gets turned off for hours, and it does save me money compared to what I
pay

Sean

[Jon Justvig]

-=> Sean Rima scribbled to Russell Tiedt <=-

Hi Sean,

SR> I reckon I am going to save a bit by moving it to the remote but it is
SR> just the space saving as I don't use the desktop really any more

Just to chime in, ever since I got my netbook back from the repair shop, I've
rarely use either my desktops. I'm enjoying the luxery.


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[Sean Rima]

Hello Jon.

15 Jul 10 04:56, you wrote to me:

SR>> I reckon I am going to save a bit by moving it to the remote but
SR>> it is just the space saving as I don't use the desktop really any
SR>> more

JJ> Just to chime in, ever since I got my netbook back from the repair
JJ> shop, I've rarely use either my desktops. I'm enjoying the luxery.


Just trying to get a few bits right but do like the netbook

Sean

[Jon Justvig]

-=> Sean Rima scribbled to Jon Justvig <=-

SR> Just trying to get a few bits right but do like the netbook

I enjoy the luxery of portability most. I have bad knees, so it's not always
easy setting at a desk for long hours at a time. Being able to plug in a
headset or to my 5.1 for sound is kinda nice too since I don't use one of my
other computers that much these days.


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[Sean Rima]

Hello Jon.

17 Jul 10 09:15, you wrote to me:

JJ> -=> Sean Rima scribbled to Jon Justvig <=-

SR>> Just trying to get a few bits right but do like the netbook

JJ> I enjoy the luxery of portability most. I have bad knees, so it's not
JJ> always easy setting at a desk for long hours at a time. Being able to
JJ> plug in a headset or to my 5.1 for sound is kinda nice too since I
JJ> don't use one of my other computers that much these days.


Yeah, I need one knee replaced and the other knee is heading in the same
direction as well sadly
Sean

[Stas Degteff]

Hello Sean!

26 Jun 10 19:17, you wrote to me:

SR> Where can I get the source, may need to build a linux version

Look Binkd FAQ, question 1

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[Sean Rima]

Hello Stas.

30 Jun 10 14:26, you wrote to me:

SD> Hello Sean!

SD> 26 Jun 10 19:17, you wrote to me:

SR>> Where can I get the source, may need to build a linux version

SD> Look Binkd FAQ, question 1

I did sire :)

SD> ... Golded+, Husky & RNTrack maintainer, Binkd developer&webmaster

Umm, 3/4 of my apps :)

Sean

[Andrew Leary]

Hello Stas!

Friday June 25 2010 04:12, Stas Degteff wrote to All:

SD> Robert Wolfe maked win32-cygwin (not mingw!) build of the binkd
SD> 1.0a-550 You may download it from my ftp:
SD> ftp://ftp.grumbler.org/pub/binkd/binkd-1.0a-550-cygwin.rar

Do you know if Volker Imre is still producing the updated OS/2 binaries?
Andrew

[Stas Degteff]

Hello Andrew.

29 Jun 10 00:36, you wrote to me:


AL> Do you know if Volker Imre is still producing the updated OS/2
AL> binaries? Andrew

I don't known, I can't monitor all people, sorry :-)

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[Wilfred van Velzen]

Hi Stas,

On 25 Jun 10 04:12, Stas Degteff wrote to All:
about: "Binkd binaries news":

SD> Robert Wolfe maked win32-cygwin (not mingw!) build of the binkd
SD> 1.0a-550
SD> You may download it from my ftp:
SD> ftp://ftp.grumbler.org/pub/binkd/binkd-1.0a-550-cygwin.rar

I tried this version by droping the files from this archive into my current
binkd directory (except for the binkd.cfg of course). I got:

08:26 [5296] BEGIN, binkd/1.0a-550/CYGWIN_NT-5.1 -pP 2:280/464
d:\com\binkd\binkd.cfg
08:26 [5296] creating a poll for 2:280/***@fidonet (`d' flavour)
1 [main] binkd 5296 _cygtls::handle_exceptions: Exception:
STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION
190 [main] binkd 5296 open_stackdumpfile: Dumping stack trace to
binkd.exe.stackdump

The stackdump file contains:

Exception: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION at eip=00419F30
eax=F01CB6F2 ebx=F01CB6F1 ecx=F01CB6F3 edx=10061698 esi=10048398 edi=0022C3AC
ebp=0022CBB8 esp=0022C390 program=d:\com\binkd\binkd.exe, pid 5296, thread main
cs=001B ds=0023 es=0023 fs=003B gs=0000 ss=0023
Stack trace:
Frame Function Args
0022CBB8 00419F30 (0041E7ED, 0040B310, 00000000, 00000000)
0022CC68 0040B4A3 (00000000, 00401F80, 10048258, 0022CC88)
0022CD18 00402798 (0022D008, 00000002, 611A0CCE, 61006DDA)
0022CDA8 61006DDA (00000000, 0022CDE0, 610066E0, 7FFDD000)
End of stack trace

... if anyone cares... ;)

Bye, Wilfred.