Contributed by jose on from the packet-security dept.
"We're back from c2k3 (the Hackathon 2003 in Calgary, Canada), pictures available here. Still somewhat jetlagged, so image comments will show up later. pf work done during the hackathon includes: packet tagging (add arbitrary tags to packets from filter rules and filter based on tags), SYN proxy (protects against spoofed SYN floods by doing a TCP handshake with the client first, then replaying it to the server), adaptive state timeouts (decrease timeouts when the state table grows full), TCP scrubbing and more."
Pictures available here: http://www.benzedrine.cx/c2k3/ and somewhere in the nere future here: http://www.stacken.kth.se/~hin/
Has anyone got a more thorough round up of changes?" Thanks for the info! You can see most of these new features in a -current build (or a snapshot) near you.
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By Motley Fool () motleyfool@dieselrepower.org on mailto:motleyfool@dieselrepower.org
anyone else notice the X86-64 AMD Hammer systems?
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http://www.comstyle.com/c2k3/dale/p5130045.jpg
To some extend:
http://www.comstyle.com/c2k3/dale/p5100017.jpg
You can see the SMP big lock change in action as well:
http://www.comstyle.com/c2k3/dale/p5150003.jpg
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By grey () on
So, can anyone with an opteron system say whether i386 run on it OK? I'm guessing that native 64bit mode support will be a ways off still. :-/
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By Dries Schellekens () on
Somewhere in an email on misc@ art@ says "I suspect it took you as long as it took me to get Hammer almost working. Or the time it took mdw to get ultrasparc III into single user mode."
I guess we'll see an amd64 port in the future.
By henning () henning@cvs.openbsd.org on mailto:henning@cvs.openbsd.org
The machines were kindly donated by AMD, btw.
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How did they connect a speaker/stereo to the lpr port to send music to it?
Why not set up some other type of streaming server? it might be overkill but i would never have thought to set up a print queue to play music.
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By Patrick () wagspat@iit.edu on http://patrick.wagstrom.net/
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By jose () on http://monkey.org/~jose/
this is also after investigating a bunch of other solutions, none of which made any sense at all. i'm surprised more people don't do this ...
By Anonymous Coward () on
I've attached a post from 1993 about a stereo sound card. The simplest version of these only used 8? resitors.
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From: Infi (weis@elf.stuba.sk_(Michal_Weis)
Subject: Stereo on one LPT
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Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.demos
Date: 1993-09-01 03:42:54 PST
Here is the easy one scheme for stereo D/A convertor on one LPT
(created by me). It's based on classic resistor-D/A....
here it is:
+---------+
| 74373 |
(02) ----+----------------- (03) + 1D 1Q + (02) ------- |
(03) ----|-+--------------- (04) + 2D 2Q + (05) ------- |
(04) ----|-|--------------- (07) + 3D 3Q + (06) ------- |
(05) ----|-|-|-+----------- (08) + 4D 4Q + (09) ------- | ANY ---> left out
(06) ----|-|-|-|-+--------- (13) + 5D 5Q + (12) ------- | D/A
(07) ----|-|-|-|-|-+------- (14) + 6D 6Q + (15) ------- |
(08) ----|-|-|-|-|-|-+----- (17) + 7D 7Q + (16) ------- |
(09) --+-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-+--- (18) + 8D 8Q + (19) ------- |
(11) --+ | | | | | | | | +- (01) + OE G + (11) ----+
(25) -+--|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-+- (10) + GND +5V + (20) --+ |
| | | | | | | | | +---------+ | |
| | | | | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | | | +---------+ | |
| | | | | | | | | | 74373 | | |
| +-|-|-|-|-|-|-|--- (03) + 1D 1Q + (02) --|-|-- |
| +-|-|-|-|-|-|--- (04) + 2D 2Q + (05) --|-|-- |
| +-|-|-|-|-|--- (07) + 3D 3Q + (06) --|-|-- |
| +-|-|-|-|--- (08) + 4D 4Q + (09) --|-|-- | ANY ---> right out
| +-|-|-|--- (13) + 5D 5Q + (12) --|-|-- | D/A
| +-|-|--- (14) + 6D 6Q + (15) --|-|-- |
| +-|--- (17) + 7D 7Q + (16) --|-|-- |
| +--- (18) + 8D 8Q + (19) --|-|-- |
| +- (01) + OE G + (11) --|-|-+
| +- (10) + GND +5V + (20) --+-|-|------ +5V
| | +---------+ | | | >- adaptor
+------------------+--------------------------|-|-|------ GND /
| | | |
| +---------+ | | |
+--- (07) + GND +5V + (14) -------------------+ | |
(01) ----- (01) + 1A 1Y + (02) -------+ | | |
(14) ----- (03) + 2A 2Y + (04) -----+ | | | |
| 7404 | | | | | |
+---------+ | | | | |
+------------------+ | | | |
| +-----------------+ | | |
| | | | |
| +-o | | |
| |o-----------------------|-+ |
| +--o | | |
| | | stereo/ | |
| | | mono switch | |
+-|--o| | |
| o-----------------------|---+
+--o |
| 4k7 |
+--------------------///-----+
legend: | | |
--- wire | wire --|-- not connected --+-- connected
| | |
-///- resistor o
|o
o | dual
| switch
o|
o
o
explanation:
- 74373 is a octal d-type transparent latches with 3-state bus-driving
outputs. They are so cheap (I believe it cost less than $1).
There are many versions of 373-latches, you can buy any of them
(eg 54/74/84 starts, L/S/LS/ALS technology). The most common
variant is 74LS373, but ANY variant can be used as well!
- 7404 are simply invertors, but only two of them are used.
You can also use a 54/74/84, S/L/LS/ALS vesion as well!
- you will need an external adaptor for circuits. yes, it can be
a problem, but I recoment you a highly-stabilized adaptor (don't
use a power from your PC). When adaptor is not so good, it will
be heard in result sound (e.g. in your PC with classic resistor
D/A there is such a beep sound, when all is in silence, and
this bee depend on hard-drive, floppy-drive and so on working).
When a high-stabilized adaptor is used, result sound is better
than on any normal sound-card! (e.g. SB and so on!!!)
- the dual switch is a mono/stereo switch, when is in mono position,
this D/A is exactly like a normal D/A (so you don't need two magic
boxes for mono and for stereo D/A - just to switch...
- the value of resistor is only aproximatly. it can be plus/minus 2k,
and also it is not required at all, but I don't think that it is
so correctly to connect 5V directly to chip's pin (but I'm not a
electric engeneer, so ..... as you want ...)
- ANY D/A convertor is exactly any convertor, but it MUST be 8-bit unsigned
convertor (but many of converors are exacly 8bit unsigned, so there is
not a problem ;-) I'm using a resistor based convertor (this scheme
was published many times, so why to put it here once again).
- there may be reversed left&right channels, because I don't remember
the pin layout exactly. If it is reversed, simply exange left&right
wires ;-)
- OE on 373 latches meens output-enable signal. When this signal become
true, the 373 chip will disconnect latches from output (this is used
in bus-drivers). In our magic box this pin is grounded -> to be always
connected to D/A.
how does it work:
G pins (11) on 373 chips are used to store the value in latches (data
are valid). When it is true, the same values are stored in latches
(generaly 8bit memory) and aviable on output. If you switch this magic
box to mono mode, it will just connect the power to G pins, then
all values on input are stored in both (left&right) channels and played.
When it is in stereo mode, pins (01) and (14) are the 'ennable bits'
for left and for right channel. When one of them is activated (or both
at once), the value on LPT port is stored in specified latch (left
or right - accoding activator bit).
how to use this D/A convertor in stereo mode in your own software:
the question is how to send a value to left and to right channel.
At first you need to know what is a number of LPT's port. It is usualy
378h or 3BCh for LPT1. You can obtain this value at adress 0:408h+(LPT-1)*2
LPT_data_port = word ptr 0:[408h] for LPT 1
the adresses are: 0:408 for LPT1 0:40A for LPT2
0:40C for LPT3 0:40E for LPT4
Also you need a LPT's command port. It is +2 to LPT port:
LPT_command_port = LPT_data_port + 2
EG, in our example we'll use a values 378 and 37A.
now the sening values to D/A. Send the left (or right? I don't remember ;-)
LPT_command_port not presented
LPT_data_port = 0x80
if (LPT_status_port and 0x80) == 0x80 -> not presented
LPT_data_port = 0
if (LPT_status_port and 0x80) == 0 -> not presented
may be the value is reversed (I cann't test it now), if this routine
will say 'not presented', just reverse the values in compare (00 0x80)
or replace == to != (is equal to is'n equal).
that's all for programming. I don't know how other programs operate
with stereo D/A on one LPT, I didn't debug them (only MP a little,
and his routines are aproximatly like this). This routines was designed
by me, and it works verrry well :-))
end:
keep cool. enjoy.
This circuit was designed by me, it's so cheap and easy to buid. if you
have some problems with it or problems with programming this, contact
me...
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http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=openbsd-misc&m=105366767922678&w=2
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The quality was shocking, at best. ~8 bit, low sample rate, seemingly NO anti-aliasing filtering.
Curious, I pulled it apart...
It was just an R2R ladder Digital to Analog Convertor, with the output amplified into a speaker.
High quality R2R ladders can be purchased in resistor pack form, which is what the Speech Thing appeared to be using.
By Patrick () wagspat@iit.edu on http://patrick.wagstrom.net/
http://patrick.wagstrom.net/weblog/archives/000128.html
Some things might be a little linux specific (no sound card in my openBSD box) but I can spool from openBSD box and it shouldn't be hard to translate to openBSD.
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seem to have gone away. Sad.
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Note: the full-resolution images were removed from brad's server (comstyle.com) due to the high traffic they generated, so 640x480 resolution versions are served through my residential DSL (128 kbps uplink) again (reload index pages if you get 403s). If you want to run a faster mirror, please let me know.