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[b]pilot episode[/b] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qtjI8eGtvM [b]season 1, episode 1, part 1 - The Evidence[/b] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrm6bjn_o8s [b]Episode list:[/b] [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Aliens"]http://en.wikipedia..../Ancient_Aliens[/url] check part 8 & 9 of episode 1. very interesting theories

photos =P [img]http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/22444_1187253530860_1513950363_30440109_1332378_n.jpg[/img] [img]http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/22444_1187254210877_1513950363_30440125_998408_n.jpg[/img] [img]http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/22444_1187254450883_1513950363_30440131_4080399_n.jpg[/img] [img]http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/22444_1187254930895_1513950363_30440143_2190677_n.jpg[/img] more pictures [url="http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2026308&id=1513950363"]here[/url] on facebook includes photos prior to assembly (working inside cardboard), during assembly and fully assembled

took a while, busy with work hehe =P dumps taken from webmin, text/config files and commands. there is basically 3 RAID arrays, one of them being RAID 1 for boot, with 200MB (and 4 spare disks), another being RAID 6 with 10GB for backups, and another RAID 6 with about 1.8TB for data, stored in a LVM group (Linux Volume Management). the LVM group is called router and is made of 3 logical volumes: os with 40GB, swap with 6GB and close to 1.8TB for data. [b]the resulting partition layout is:[/b] /boot ........ 200MB ... ext3 /backup ... 10GB ..... ext3 / ................ 40GB ..... ext4 /home ...... 1.8TB .... ext4 swap ......... 6GB ...... swap the disks are typically between 25 and 32ºC. full specs bellow... [size="3"][b]Disk & Partitions:[/b][/size] [quote] [size="2"][b]SATA device A,[/b][/size] [size="2"]465.76 GB[/size] [size="2"]ATA WDC WD5000AADS-0[/size] [size="2"]3[/size] # partition table of /dev/sda unit: sectors /dev/sda1 : start= 63, size= 417627, Id=fd, bootable /dev/sda2 : start= 417690, size= 5237190, Id=fd /dev/sda3 : start= 5654880, size=971113185, Id=fd /dev/sda4 : start= 0, size= 0, Id= 0 [size="2"][b]SATA device B,[/b][/size] [size="2"]465.76 GB[/size] [size="2"]ATA WDC WD5000AADS-0[/size] [size="2"]3 [/size]# partition table of /dev/sdb unit: sectors /dev/sdb1 : start= 63, size= 417627, Id=fd, bootable /dev/sdb2 : start= 417690, size= 5237190, Id=fd /dev/sdb3 : start= 5654880, size=971113185, Id=fd /dev/sdb4 : start= 0, size= 0, Id= 0 [size="2"][b]SATA device C,[/b][/size] [size="2"]465.76 GB[/size] [size="2"]ATA WDC WD5000AADS-0[/size] [size="2"]3 [/size]# partition table of /dev/sdc unit: sectors /dev/sdc1 : start= 63, size= 417627, Id=fd, bootable /dev/sdc2 : start= 417690, size= 5237190, Id=fd /dev/sdc3 : start= 5654880, size=971113185, Id=fd /dev/sdc4 : start= 0, size= 0, Id= 0 [size="2"][b]SATA device D,[/b][/size] [size="2"]465.76 GB[/size] [size="2"]ATA WDC WD5000AADS-0[/size] [size="2"]3 [/size]# partition table of /dev/sdd unit: sectors /dev/sdd1 : start= 63, size= 417627, Id=fd, bootable /dev/sdd2 : start= 417690, size= 5237190, Id=fd /dev/sdd3 : start= 5654880, size=971113185, Id=fd /dev/sdd4 : start= 0, size= 0, Id= 0 [size="2"][b]SATA device E,[/b][/size] [size="2"]465.76 GB[/size] [size="2"]ATA WDC WD5000AADS-0[/size] [size="2"]3 [/size]# partition table of /dev/sde unit: sectors /dev/sde1 : start= 63, size= 417627, Id=fd, bootable /dev/sde2 : start= 417690, size= 5237190, Id=fd /dev/sde3 : start= 5654880, size=971113185, Id=fd /dev/sde4 : start= 0, size= 0, Id= 0 [size="2"][b]SATA device F,[/b][/size] [size="2"]465.76 GB[/size] [size="2"]ATA WDC WD5000AADS-0[/size] [size="2"]3[/size] # partition table of /dev/sdf unit: sectors /dev/sdf1 : start= 63, size= 417627, Id=fd, bootable /dev/sdf2 : start= 417690, size= 5237190, Id=fd /dev/sdf3 : start= 5654880, size=971113185, Id=fd /dev/sdf4 : start= 0, size= 0, Id= 0 [/quote] [size="3"][b]RAID:[/b][/size] [quote] [size="2"]1[/size] [size="2"]Linux RAID[/size] [size="2"][img]https://f2-213-228-141-39.netvisao.pt:10000/fdisk/images/gap.gif[/img][/size] [size="2"]203.95 MB[/size] [size="2"]1[/size] [size="2"]26[/size] [size="2"]/dev/md0[/size] [size="2"]2[/size] [size="2"]Linux RAID[/size] [size="2"]2.50 GB[/size] [size="2"]27[/size] [size="2"]352[/size] [size="2"]/dev/md1[/size] [size="2"]3[/size] [size="2"]Linux RAID[/size] [size="2"][img]https://f2-213-228-141-39.netvisao.pt:10000/fdisk/images/gap.gif[/img][img]https://f2-213-228-141-39.netvisao.pt:10000/fdisk/images/gap.gif[/img][/size] [size="2"]463.06 GB[/size] [size="2"]353[/size] [size="2"]60801[/size] [size="2"]/dev/md2[/size] [/quote] [quote] [b]/dev/md0[/b] [color="#00aa00"]Yes[/color] Mirrored (RAID1) 203.81 MB /dev/sda1 | /dev/sdb1 [b]/dev/md1[/b] [color="#00aa00"]Yes[/color] Dual Redundant (RAID6) 9.99 GB /dev/sda2 | /dev/sdb2 | /dev/sdc2 | /dev/sdd2 | /dev/sde2 | /dev/sdf2 [b]/dev/md2[/b] [color="#00aa00"]Yes[/color] Dual Redundant (RAID6) 1.81 TB /dev/sda3 | /dev/sdb3 | /dev/sdc3 | /dev/sdd3 | /dev/sde3 | /dev/sdf3[/quote] [size="3"][b]LVM:[/b][/size] [b]List of physical volumes:[/b] [code] lvm> pvscan PV /dev/md2 VG router lvm2 [1.81 TB / 6.25 GB free] Total: 1 [1.81 TB] / in use: 1 [1.81 TB] / in no VG: 0 [0 ] [/code] [b] List of volume groups:[/b] [code] lvm> vgscan Reading all physical volumes. This may take a while... Found volume group "router" using metadata type lvm2 [/code] [b]List of logical volumes:[/b] [code] lvm> lvscan ACTIVE '/dev/router/os' [40.00 GB] inherit ACTIVE '/dev/router/home' [1.76 TB] inherit ACTIVE '/dev/router/swap' [6.00 GB] inherit [/code] [b]Physical volume information:[/b] [code] lvm> pvdisplay --- Physical volume --- PV Name /dev/md2 VG Name router PV Size 1.81 TB / not usable 1.00 MB Allocatable yes PE Size (KByte) 32768 Total PE 59272 Free PE 200 Allocated PE 59072 PV UUID eyyvJT-wUwD-CAVK-lSLT-jlfR-f5m4-45nhdm [/code] [b]Volume group information:[/b] [code] lvm> vgdisplay --- Volume group --- VG Name router System ID Format lvm2 Metadata Areas 1 Metadata Sequence No 4 VG Access read/write VG Status resizable MAX LV 0 Cur LV 3 Open LV 3 Max PV 0 Cur PV 1 Act PV 1 VG Size 1.81 TB PE Size 32.00 MB Total PE 59272 Alloc PE / Size 59072 / 1.80 TB Free PE / Size 200 / 6.25 GB VG UUID SsMcHt-4y9q-kcrX-TCEf-iEkm-2ND7-i98npB [b]Logical volume information:[/b] [code] lvm> lvdisplay --- Logical volume --- LV Name /dev/router/os VG Name router LV UUID pKf4xn-72pP-cQhy-ma6z-KAO1-v8AQ-BAqF1H LV Write Access read/write LV Status available # open 1 LV Size 40.00 GB Current LE 1280 Segments 1 Allocation inherit Read ahead sectors auto - currently set to 256 Block device 253:0 --- Logical volume --- LV Name /dev/router/home VG Name router LV UUID RF8Lkf-JzWp-o6YE-ThqD-7F5c-bnqg-aixxwh LV Write Access read/write LV Status available # open 1 LV Size 1.76 TB Current LE 57600 Segments 1 Allocation inherit Read ahead sectors auto - currently set to 256 Block device 253:1 --- Logical volume --- LV Name /dev/router/swap VG Name router LV UUID b2rLda-cQek-x9T3-TVkA-vdtg-AnC6-cjmbP1 LV Write Access read/write LV Status available # open 2 LV Size 6.00 GB Current LE 192 Segments 1 Allocation inherit Read ahead sectors auto - currently set to 256 Block device 253:2 [/code] [b]LVM config dump:[/b] [code] # Generated by LVM2 version 2.02.39 (2008-06-27): Mon Nov 29 17:40:49 2010 contents = "Text Format Volume Group" version = 1 description = "Created *after* executing 'vgcfgbackup'" creation_host = "router" # Linux router 2.6.26-2-amd64 #1 SMP Sat Jun 12 22:12:08 UTC 2010 x86_64 creation_time = 1291052449 # Mon Nov 29 17:40:49 2010 router { id = "SsMcHt-4y9q-kcrX-TCEf-iEkm-2ND7-i98npB" seqno = 4 status = ["RESIZEABLE", "READ", "WRITE"] extent_size = 65536 # 32 Megabytes max_lv = 0 max_pv = 0 physical_volumes { pv0 { id = "eyyvJT-wUwD-CAVK-lSLT-jlfR-f5m4-45nhdm" device = "/dev/md2" # Hint only status = ["ALLOCATABLE"] dev_size = 3884451840 # 1,80884 Terabytes pe_start = 384 pe_count = 59272 # 1,80884 Terabytes } } logical_volumes { os { id = "pKf4xn-72pP-cQhy-ma6z-KAO1-v8AQ-BAqF1H" status = ["READ", "WRITE", "VISIBLE"] segment_count = 1 segment1 { start_extent = 0 extent_count = 1280 # 40 Gigabytes type = "striped" stripe_count = 1 # linear stripes = [ "pv0", 0 ] } } home { id = "RF8Lkf-JzWp-o6YE-ThqD-7F5c-bnqg-aixxwh" status = ["READ", "WRITE", "VISIBLE"] segment_count = 1 segment1 { start_extent = 0 extent_count = 57600 # 1,75781 Terabytes type = "striped" stripe_count = 1 # linear stripes = [ "pv0", 1280 ] } } swap { id = "b2rLda-cQek-x9T3-TVkA-vdtg-AnC6-cjmbP1" status = ["READ", "WRITE", "VISIBLE"] segment_count = 1 segment1 { start_extent = 0 extent_count = 192 # 6 Gigabytes type = "striped" stripe_count = 1 # linear stripes = [ "pv0", 58880 ] } } } } [/code]

ditto. try resizing, moving the window. don't maximize. are you using a netbook? most netbooks use really small resolutions... they generally aren't fit for games. @cdel: my disks are all Western Digital, the Caviar Green SATA 500GB series, model WD5000AADS. didn't knew about that. i'll turn off stop spindle mode with a tool. in the server, i haven't had any issue at all since it was assembled, more than a year ago. but it uses Debian anyways.

in the last pic in enbx, the terran is creepy. zombie?

i also suggest communicating with the emu server through rpc, soap or other service methods. that way, the tool you want to code maybe be in php, asp or other web language, and the tool can be simply a site, without the need for any other tool or auxiliary programs. another way would be, instead of coding the emu server to accept these services, just have the web interface at net-7.org do it for you, getting the data accessible to external servers directly via the HTTP server, which likely is more reliable. this is a modern way of doing things. a lot of sites are deployed, for example in drupal, to accept these kind of services right out of the box, allowing other sites, for example also in drupal, to get data from them, provided they give authentication first (or not). the data can be anything - strings, xml, csv, sql. it's dependent on the service selected. many transfer it as xml.

a way to overcome that limitation is to set that command as a preset hotkey (ctrl+F* / shift+F*)

i explained wrong. not on the net7 launcher, on some other application that was built with .NET Framework. and was a while ago, like 2-3 years ago, windows updates kinda blows. just a few days ago i learned that win7 does not like my system when it is patched up (didn't tried SP1) - corrupts memory and crashes, and even makes the mainboard crash. only a cold start makes the machine usable again. until then, it refuses to start up and detect the disks - it seems it occurs when windows attempts to stop the spindle on the disks to save energy. not related to drivers, because with same version, but without patches, the system is sane.. and they are up to date (also no problems in linux). standards, standards. what are they for we they don't use them? it's like i always say - how can we trust a operating system that makes your hardware that is sane and safe, a complete unusable mess?i don't trust important data to it.

oh, i've had that happen before, just not on win7. it was on a box with windows xp and .net framework 2.0 had to uninstall all versions of .net and install again.

--- Adobe Photoshop Document (PSD) Tagged Image File Format (TIFF/TIF) Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) Experimental Computing Facility (used by Gimp) (XCF) --- DjVu (alternative to PDF) (DJVU/DVJ) Adobe Portable Document (PDF) Microsoft XML Paper Specification (XPS) --- [code] <attachtype> <atype_extension>psd</atype_extension> <atype_mimetype>unknown/unknown</atype_mimetype> <atype_post>1</atype_post> <atype_photo>0</atype_photo> <atype_img></atype_img> </attachtype> <attachtype> <atype_extension>tiff</atype_extension> <atype_mimetype>unknown/unknown</atype_mimetype> <atype_post>1</atype_post> <atype_photo>0</atype_photo> <atype_img></atype_img> </attachtype> <attachtype> <atype_extension>tif</atype_extension> <atype_mimetype>unknown/unknown</atype_mimetype> <atype_post>1</atype_post> <atype_photo>0</atype_photo> <atype_img></atype_img> </attachtype> <attachtype> <atype_extension>eps</atype_extension> <atype_mimetype>unknown/unknown</atype_mimetype> <atype_post>1</atype_post> <atype_photo>0</atype_photo> <atype_img></atype_img> </attachtype> <attachtype> <atype_extension>xcf</atype_extension> <atype_mimetype>unknown/unknown</atype_mimetype> <atype_post>1</atype_post> <atype_photo>0</atype_photo> <atype_img></atype_img> </attachtype> <attachtype> <atype_extension>djvu</atype_extension> <atype_mimetype>unknown/unknown</atype_mimetype> <atype_post>1</atype_post> <atype_photo>0</atype_photo> <atype_img></atype_img> </attachtype> <attachtype> <atype_extension>dvj</atype_extension> <atype_mimetype>unknown/unknown</atype_mimetype> <atype_post>1</atype_post> <atype_photo>0</atype_photo> <atype_img></atype_img> </attachtype> <attachtype> <atype_extension>pdf</atype_extension> <atype_mimetype>unknown/unknown</atype_mimetype> <atype_post>1</atype_post> <atype_photo>0</atype_photo> <atype_img></atype_img> </attachtype> <attachtype> <atype_extension>xps</atype_extension> <atype_mimetype>unknown/unknown</atype_mimetype> <atype_post>1</atype_post> <atype_photo>0</atype_photo> <atype_img></atype_img> </attachtype> [/code]

check my text file for TS, TE and TT skills. those were taken from the enb planners and then modified to correlate to what is in-game at the moment. i don't have progen or jenquai characters yet to check the rest.

try doing what's said [url="https://forum.enb-emulator.com/index.php?/topic/4439-system-out-of-memory-exception/"]here[/url] and then reinstall the net 7 launcher, from a new download. if same happens, you likely have a problem with .NET Framework or your windows installation. you can try these approaches then: - removing and reinstalling new versions of the runtimes for Visual C++ 2005/2008. - removing the updates for .NET Framework. you can't uninstall .NET 3.5 SP1 because it's bundled with win7.

another one in asia in such short time? have hope and faith that all got to a safe place. my condolences to the families of the victims...

probably not possible, because would require changing the client. a [b]/time[/b] (alias[b] /date[/b]) command to show the server date and time (with correct tag, like UTC -7:00) should be though i don't think displaying the local computer date/time (be it with UI or command) is possible because it's likely not coded in the client, and the devs can't change the client.

yes that's true, OS X has it's roots on the BSD. Linux and BSD history is a very long and complicated one. there's a lot of working kernels, and some in development, mixing environments (check gentoo distro). with Hurd kernel, if it ever gets finished, it will get more complicated. if in desktops Windows still wins, the same does not happen in servers. it's the opposite. there is no windows server capable of rivaling in _anything_ with a linux server, not even anymore with Directory services (Samba 4 can act as Domain Controller for ActiveDirectory - don't like AD? there's alternatives, and better IMO). it's just the nature of the operating system and the software developed by the world community, and backed up my major corporations (IBM, Novel, Oracle/Sun, Cisco,etc), the professionals in the field, etc, and the customers get the point. about Macs - i don't like Macs and Apple, but that's just me in that past i've done price comparisons between a Mac rated 1800€ and a system made with parts to resemble the functionality of the Mac - the difference i found was 200€, with OS on both included (win+osx). i'm pretty sure 1/2 or 1/4 of that difference matters for extra quality and functionality, like multi-touch screen, but it's too high, and CLOSED. you can't modify any or much of it. since i like to assemble and customize my systems, from hardware to software, Mac isn't meant for me.

[quote name='C Del' timestamp='1299823853' post='36248'] Specs? Man, you must really value data integrity. Are you running a database server or just want to be extra-certain you don't lose your mp3's? [/quote] from the notes taken at the time, found in email: [list][*][color="#000000"]case: Cooler Master CM-690 II Advanced (Mid-Tower/ATX) (RC-692) [b]~90€[/b] [/color][*][color="#000000"]psu: Corsair VX450W (450W/ATX12V/80plus/120mm) (CMPSU-450VX) [b]65,00€[/b][/color][*][color="#000000"]board: Gigabyte MA78G-DS3H (ATX/AM2+/780G/SB700) (GA-MA78G-DS3H) [/color][color="#000000"][b]87,90€[/b] [/color][*][color="#000000"]cpu: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual-Core 7750 (2.7GHz/1024+2048KB/95W) (AD775ZWCGHBOX) [b] [/b][b]56,25€[/b][/color][*][color="#000000"]ram: Kingston HyperX 4GB-Kit (DDR2/1066MHz/4GB/CL5/2.3V) (KHX8500D2K2/4G) [/color][color="#000000"] [b] 60,00[/b][b]€[/b][/color][*][color="#000000"]hdd: 6x Western Digital Caviar Green 500GB (SATA/5400~7200RPM/500GB/32MB) (WD5000AADS) [/color][color="#000000"][b]48,54€ x 6 = 291,24€[/b] [/color][*][color="#000000"]dvd-rw: LG Super Multi 22x DVD-RW LightScribe (PATA/22X/2MB) (GH22LP20RB) [b]22,88€[/b][/color][*][color="#000000"]network: 2x Intel Pro/1000 CT PCI-E DESKTOP ADAPTER (EXPI9301CTBLK) [b] [/b][b]30,60€ x 2 = 61,20€[/b][/color][*][color="#000000"]spdif: [/color][color="#000000"] Gigabyte S/PDIF Digital Audio Input Output Cable (CAI1SPINO-11R) [b] [/b][b]6,50€[/b][/color][*][color="#000000"]keyboard: MS Digital Media Keyboard 3000 [b]~30€[/b] [/color][*][color="#000000"]mouse: MS Intellimouse Explorer 3.0 [b]~30€[/b] [/color][*][color="#000000"]screen: old 15'' flat screen [/color][/list]- cpu and ram were cheap. it's optimized for redundancy/security and low power. runs Debian 5.0, 64-bit, only, no other operating system. gives about 2TB of usable data with those 6 disks in RAID6. will post RAID specs later. i use it for various things - intranet server, file storage (personal and work), backup from VPS @ work, master controller of webmin cluster, R&D and other stuff. will work as router/firewall and media streamer when i buy a new switch 1000mbps... might add, was really fun to assemble, configure and test chaos on it. RAID6 survives up to 2 disk failures on my setup.

poofed again, when reloading sectors and mobs.

my desktop runs at around 100 watt; my server runs at 120watt with a RAID6 array made of 6 sata disks. SSDs are teared down really fast with constant writing, as so happens in a server read-write environment for example.

[quote name='Jarod' timestamp='1299789102' post='36201'] For a Windows game? [/quote] dude, i don't care, linux and mac has users too.

mobs don't need to follow you when you warp. unless some of them warped.

an RPM (red hat package), DEB (debian package), DMG (mac os package) or MSI/MSO (windows package), would be be useful the same way a EXE is - to install software of course.

true, i did forget about signature. will need to think about it. i also didn't mentioned summon. but consider this, if the mob gets pulled 5k away, and his friends are 6+k away, then he can't call them in there could be rule sets for each case scenario, like you mentioned. i just gave out a general example, which might be or not balanced.

IMO, age doesn't means the whole world. im 26, and i'm still a kid ^^

thanks reformatted the text to be more readable / sectioned.

i'll add that they swarm / follow you in a rather peculiar way. when they follow you, they will at pack together, without respecting distances between mobs, so it will look like a chunk of mobs all in the same position or relatively not very far from each others when they swarm you, they disperse around, but before they do it, they go to 0 range, clipping/passing by you, as if you were not there basically, lack of collision detection, something that is hard to do. also, perhaps too many aggro at the moment. instead of aggroing every mob when you hit one, why not do it by chance? add rules that dictate how many you aggro, and those by chance too. one mob might call a friend, or two, or most of them, but shouldn't call all not all of your friends help you when you call them anyways - plus, you're diverting attention from other targets. there might be other people hunting in the area, that aren't grouped with you. i've made up the following rules as template. [b]while getting within range: [/b] fixed 5-10k? depends on mob lvl? (increments of 1.3k per 5 levels, lvl 75 = 20k), min: 2k [list][*]80% chance to agro lightly[*]60% chance to agro normally[*]40% chance to agro aggressively[/list]- [b]while shooting at one target (first shot/debuff/skill on target, first aggression only):[/b] [list][*]90% chance it will call in 1 friend[*]70% chance it will call in 2 friends[*]50% chance it will call in 3 friends[*]30% chance it will call in 4 friends[*]10% chance it will call in 5 friends[/list]- [b]while shooting at second target, or any subsequent targets ([/b][b]first shot/debuff/skill only[/b][b] on target):[/b] [list][*]50% chance it will call in 1 more friend that hasn't aggroed yet[*]25% chance it will call in 2 more friends that haven't aggroed yet[/list]- [b]each time a target dies (if aggroed to you):[/b] [list][*]100% chance it will call in 1 more friend that hasn't aggroed yet[b] (think revenge as it dies)[/b][/list]- these calculations would be done upon hitting the target, not upon firing/activating. [b]extra conditions:[/b] [list][*][u]mobs won't aggro you automatically when in sight if there is a 15 or 20 lvl difference in CLVL[/u] (unless you aggro them deliberately) - this is useful to prevent *stupidity/silliness* and to prevent power leveling[*][u]mobs that are CLVL >=45 will always aggro you[/u], if in range or shot, no matter what[*][u]range to call in friends from[/u]: fixed 15-20k? depends on mob lvl? (increment 2.5k / 5 levels, lvl 75 = 37.5k), min 2.5k[*][u]can't call in more friends than there are around[/u][*][u]can't have more than 15 friends aggroing you with subsequent calling[/u], unless you deliberately shoot at the others[*][u]can call in N friends < total number of friends in the range[/u] (if there's 10 mobs, up to 9 will aggro you by being called in)[*][u]mobs will forget that they aggroed you if you don't shoot at them for 5-15mins[/u] (make it random), so if you get aggroed, then go out of sight for N minutes, or simply keep running for N minutes, or ignore the mob for N minutes, it will forget you[/list]- (edit, type on chances to aggro on sight/range)