MS-8968 socket identification
Does anybody know what the yellow socket (4 pin) labelled J7 on the MSI-8968 video/Tv card is used for? I cannot find a user's manual or any other reference to this card at MSI's website. Thanks.
Thanks for the prompt response...unfortunately my card is not shown in any of the pictures. My version has a passive heat sink and 1 VGA+ 1TV out + 1 DVI connector on back. It has 8968 ver 220 silkscreened on the board and is a red pcb. Link to picture below...
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=MS-8968-CO&cat=VCD
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import java.io.*;
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Hello everyone.
I've searched the forums and also google and it seems I can't find a way to figure out how many bytes are sent from a socket and then how many bytes are read in from a socket.
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Inside my server program after receiving the data ( a string) I then open another port and send it off to the other server. But I would like to know how many bytes I send from my server to the other server via the client socket.
So at the end of the connection I can compare the lengths to make sure, I sent as many bytes as the server on the other end received.
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1234
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Lenght of the string was: 579
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I tested it for several cases and in all cases its adding 2 extra bytes.
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Any help would be great!(a) You are counting characters, not bytes, and you aren't counting the line terminators that are appended by println() and removed by readLine().
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Hi, When we moved into our rented accomodation the telephone access point in the lounge did not work. I searched the house for a master socket but couldn't find one.
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Our BB connection has always synched much lower than it should, which I have always put down to dodgy internal wiring & not being able to find the master socket hasn't helped.
Now a friend has identifed that the access point in the lounge is actually a very ancient master socket. I have read that it is against the law to touch or modify the master socket which is BTs property.
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EDIT: Does anyone from BT read or respond on these forums?Devon_Dave wrote:
hamish72 wrote:
I think some master sockets have terminals for the user to attach extension wiring so that would be legal whilst any work up to that point would not and your old socket probably has not got that feature
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Several misconceptions creeping in here.
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Also what program did you use to pull up the information? Some programs still are still playing catch-up with their databases like Sandra 2005 and Msi's own infoview.
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Try the latest version of Cpuz
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SiSoftware Sandra
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Hi,
I have coded a package that sends an sms via a gateway.
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* I create a singleton of my SMSModule.
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* I start a new Thread in my sms module that reads sms from queue.
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I have a zip file with the code so if you have time to take a look at it I would appreciate it.
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//Mikael
GOT: !LogoffConf:
mSIP Kommando var: !LogoffConf
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at java.net.SocketInputStream.socketRead0(Native Method)
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at
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mail in the code if you want me to look at it with greater detail. -
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hi,
I'm new to java. I want to know whether a socket created using Socket() constructor can be used to connect to multiple servers, not necessarily at a particular point of time. ie, i want to connect to various servers using a single socket and register some info abt them, possible using a loop, one by one. I use connect() method to connect to particular server.
In other words is Socket class is mutable.
Edited by: itsraja on Feb 25, 2008 5:50 AMIn short, I don't think so.
Setting the server name for a socket is in the constructor.
Socket s = new Socket("localhost", 501);I don't believe that there are any functions, such as:
s.setHost("localhost");
s.setPort(501);However, JavaDocs suggests that when you use the no-args constructor, your class becomes an automatic SocketImpl class, but you can't reach any of its variables unless you derive from the class, itself. But that's probably a bigger headache than it's worth.
Now TECHNICALY, if you didn't want to create a new variable, you could use:
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s.close();
s = new Socket("remotehost", 502);
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I hope this answers your question.
Let us know exactly what you're trying to do for a more exact answer.
~Derek -
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I tried to install 3 of the Crucial Ballistix Tracer (1 Gig Each) in this motherboard (MSI K7N2 Delta-ILSR Nforce2 (Socket A) Motherboard (MB-003-MS) Features NF2 chipset) and it will not run stabilly no matter what I tried. Is this a bios conflict with the memory? If so, are there any new bios updates? I have tried cas settings and voltage settings but nothing works. It will how ever run perfectly with only 2 sticks in single channel mode. It will not run same 2 sticks in dual channel mode. Anyone have any ideas? Anyone know of any new motherboards with maybe NFORCE 4 Chipset that support all 3 sticks of this memory and an AGP graphics card? Im thinking of a new motherboard but I still need to have AGP and SATA.
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System has ran fine for a solid year until I tried new memory. Please help!Quote from: freakytiki4u on 07-November-06, 23:42:33
Ok I tried to use relaxed FSB by -10 and relaxed mem timings but still unstable due to the motherboard trying to use dual channel memory. If you can modify the bios to where it will not have the capability of dual channel memory I truly believe it will work. Will u try this for me? I would greatly appreciate it as I am really not ready to spend all the money on new equipemtn when this suits my needs for now.
sure but as i said before this is gona be experimental and risky. Here we go:
MSI K7N2 Delta ILSR Experimental MOD E1(Disable Dual CH ability)
Procedure is automated in best possible safest way to BIOS update.
Prepare a blank diskette in a good condition(newest one etc.)
]execute file under XP will make bootdisk with automated BIOS update procedure. when diskette is ready, reboot PC and boot from FDD(floppy), wait a bit, then you will be asked for final confirmation about BIOS update process, press a key to proceed, after BIOS update is complete, ensure that you got successfully output message from flash program. then power down your PC, remove power cord from the PSU, hit power button several time to drain caps electrify, touch with hands some metal for ES discharge, and Clear CMOS.
pull back power cord, power up your PC, when you see CMOS checksum error,(expected msg) hit F1 to continue to re-build DMI pool data, then reboot and enter in BIOS, LOAD BIOS DEFAULT, and SAFE AND EXIT.
NOTE: Ensure your PC is stable before proceed with BIOS update.
NOTE: Use it at own risk, chance of failure is big, cannot guarantee results and safest as provisional mode which can guarantee it will work stable with features. also cannot test it personally before give you. (don't have mobo anymore)
Using it may end with dead mainboard (BIOS chip re-flash will be required, if somethink goes wrong) -
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I am in the process of developing a xml socket server application and have hit on a problem. I have managed to create a server that listens for connections and once a request is recieved creates a new client on a seperate thread with the reference being stored in a vector in the server.
However I want to be able to assign an id to a client when it is created so that I can broadcast messages to specific users.my apologies my question was poorly stated..
When i meant unique i mean that they will have already been prdefined i.e for example the following users
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what i want to be able to is when the users connect they can be refeneced by their Userid so that if rob wants to say something to sarah without david knowing. The problem I have is that I do not know how to provide the userid to the server such that the server can create a new client thread with a specified id.
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