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end_request: I/O error, dev fd0, sector 0
Buffer I/O error on device fd0, logical block 0
I followed this video guide on installing BT4Pre on a USB stick for persistent changes.
Backtrack 4 USB Install - Offensive Security
However, when I try to boot off of it, I get the following errors.
end_request: I/O error, dev fd0, sector 0
Buffer I/O error on device fd0, logical block 0
and this just repeats over and over again
This is using a 4GB OCZ usb drive and an old IBM Thinkpad T40.
However, I can pop it in my Lenovo S10 netbook and it boots up just fine using the very same Persistent LiveCD option.
I checked device.map and I don't have fd0 listed so I don't know why it's trying to look for it.
and yes, I did install grub with the "--no-floppy" option
Okay, nevermind. I feel like an idiot. All I had to do was disable legacy floppy support in the T40's BIOS and it works fine now.
but that's the solution if anyone else ever comes upon it
The above would probably help me, however I have no Floppy legacy support option in my BIOS, but I do have an extra IDE/RAID controler, which I disabled and this did not solve the error message on persistent boot. Non persistent works fine.
Installed BT4 Final using video tutorial on Offensive Security, persistent install works on laptop, just not this PC.Quote:
CPU: Intel q9450
PSU: Thermaltake 850w
Mobo: MSI x48 Platinum
RAM: 1gb Corsair DDR3 1333mhz (the other one died, replacement coming soon... hopefully.)
GPU: NVidia BFG 9600GT OC2
I have gone through every menu in my BIOS, and I have found no Floppy legacy option.
I have run out of idea's and am quickly starting to think that BT4 does not work with my mobo, I have had many issues with this motherboard, and am completely disatisfied with it, so I would definately go as far as saying that this is the root of my problem, however, I do not know for sure and wondered if anyone else may know more about this issue.


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Sunday, July 22, 2012
Hello from Malaysia!
Flying through Friday night and eventually arriving on Saturday night local time makes it feel like I've lost a whole day travelling and as I write my first thoughts of this year's Far East tour on Sunday afternoon, my body clock is extremely confused!
Taking in the Malaysian capital's Saturday nightlife until 4am this morning probably didn't help!
My arrival has been quiet and unnoticed of course which is more than can be said for our squad's. The beauty of the internet and Twitter means I can keep totally up to date with that side of the tour.
I will be trying to give you a small insight into what it's like to be here for a travelling Gooner from Blighty.
This afternoon has been totally dedicated to taking in some rays and boy is it hot!
Plans are in place to enjoy the night-time sights and sounds once again but by the time you read this it will be time for the first 'football' connected part to my own personal trip.
Monday sees a 'Fans Party' for the locals to enjoy followed by the open training session in the Bukit Jalil Stadium.
As of now I expect to be at both, as long as my body doesn't react unkindly to tonight's events!
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The White House released a series of statements, reportedly initiated by new press secretary Tony Snow, attacking specific media reports and editorials as misleading. Conservatives in the media have touted the statements as indicative of a new willingness on the part of the White House communications office, led by Snow, to call the press on its misinformation. But Media Matters for America has found that, of the six "Setting the Record Straight" releases issued from May 8 to May 11, at least four are highly misleading.
From May 8 through May 11, the White House released a series of statements, reportedly initiated by new White House press secretary Tony Snow, attacking specific media reports and editorials as misleading. Conservatives in the media have touted the statements as indicative of a new willingness on the part of the White House communication office, led by Snow, to call the press on its misinformation. In a May 11 Washington Examiner article, senior White House correspondent Bill Sammon uncritically highlighted the complaints contained in the White House press releases. Later that day, the Drudge Report linked to Sammon's report. The conservative Media Research Center's weblog, NewsBusters, has also highlighted (here and here) the releases. But Media Matters for America has found that, of the six "Setting the Record Straight" releases issued from May 8 to May 11, at least four are highly misleading and suggest repeatedly that the articles they are criticizing omit points that are actually included in the articles.
May 8: The Associated Press on Brett Kavanaugh's new ABA rating
The White House's May 8 release falsely suggested that, in an article noting the American Bar Association's (ABA) downgrading of Bush judicial nominee Brett Kavanaugh from a rating of "well-qualified" to "qualified," Associated Press staff writer Laurie Kellman ignored the fact that the ABA still considers Kavanaugh "qualified" for the bench. The White House release was titled "Setting the Record Straight: Brett Kavanaugh is 'Indeed Qualified to Serve on the Federal Bench.' " In fact, the AP report explicitly noted Kavanaugh's "qualified" rating in the headline: "ABA downgrades rating for White House aide from well-qualified to qualified" -- a headline the White House cited in its press release. Moreover, a statement by ABA panel chairman Steven L. Tober that the White House highlighted to purportedly rebut the AP -- that "Kavanaugh is 'indeed qualified to serve on the federal bench' " and "enjoys a solid reputation for integrity, intellectual capacity and writing and analytical ability" -- also appeared in the AP article. The press release also cited Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Arlen Specter (R-PA), who said that the new rating is "just a shading" and that Kavanaugh has "a very strong record." But, again, the source for those quotes was also Kellman's article -- as the White House press release's citation indicated.
The White House made two other claims in the press release in criticism of the Associated Press: 1) of the 42 votes cast in Kavanaugh's three ABA reviews -- the two previous reviews were conducted in 2003 and 2005 -- Kavanaugh had never received a "non-qualifed" vote, and 2) that "the majority of those 42 raters found Mr. Kavanaugh to be 'well-qualified' to serve on the D.C. Circuit." But the AP report included the first point by quoting White House spokeswoman Donna Perino's statement to that effect. With regard to the second, while a majority of the 42 votes may have been for a "well-qualified" rating, in the last one -- producing the operative rating -- a majority gave him a lower, "qualified" rating. That evaluation was reportedly based on additional interviews "with more recent experience with the nominee." Tober explained in a written statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee that each time Kavanaugh was renominated, the committee conducted a further investigation of the time since its previous evaluation. In the last review, Tober wrote that "no less than six" members of the committee who agreed that Kavanaugh was "well-qualified" in February 2005 changed their votes to "qualified" for the new, April 2006 rating. As the AP article reported, Tober noted that the new interviews conducted for the 2006 evaluation highlighted Kavanaugh's shortcomings:
The additional interviews conducted in 2006 expanded upon those earlier concerns. One judge who witnessed the nominee's oral presentation in court commented that the nominee was "less than adequate" before the court, had been "sanctimonious," and demonstrated "experience on the level of an associate." A lawyer who had observed him during a different court proceeding stated: "Mr. Kavanaugh did not handle the case well as an advocate and dissembled." Other lawyers expressed similar concerns, repeating in substance that the nominee was young and inexperienced in the practice of law.
Further, the 2006 interviews raised a new concern involving his potential for judicial temperament. Unlike the earlier 2003 final report and 2005 updated report, the recent supplemental evaluation contained comments from several interviewees with more recent experience with the nominee, which caused them to characterize the nominee as "insulated." One interviewee suggested that much of his concern about the nominee being insulated was due, understandably, to the nominee's current position as Staff Secretary to the President. However, this interviewee remained concerned about the nominee's ability to be balanced and fair should he assume a federal judgeship. And another interviewee echoed essentially the same thoughts: "(He is) immovable and very stubborn and frustrating to deal with on some issues." Both issues -- his professional experience and the question of his freedom from bias and open-mindedness -- were brought up (along with others) with the nominee during his 2006 interview, and he was provided a full opportunity to address them in detail as part of our supplemental evaluation material.
May 9: USA Today on Medicare and the poor
The White House's May 9 release attacked as "misleading" a May 9 USA Today article on the Medicare prescription-drug program for stating that "the program is being used least by those who could benefit most: poor, often minority Medicare beneficiaries." The White House took exception to USA Today's suggestion that "'Poor, Often Minority' Medicare Beneficiaries Are Not Enrolling In Medicare Drug Coverage."
Contrary to the White House's suggestion, USA Today did note that most eligible minorities were enrolled in the program:
- Press release: "By April, More Than 70 Percent Of Eligible African Americans, More Than 70 Percent Of Eligible Hispanics, And More Than 75 Percent Of Eligible Asian Americans Are Enrolled Or Have Retiree Drug Coverage."
- USA Today: "Federal officials say more than 37 million people on Medicare have joined or been automatically covered by the drug plan since it began Jan. 1, including 70% to 75% of eligible blacks, Hispanics and Asian-Americans. They acknowledge that millions of eligible low-income Americans are still not enrolled.
Minority enrollment was not the only fact included in the article but nonetheless cited by the White House to support its claim that the article was misleading:
- Press release: "Low Income Beneficiaries Who Qualify For Medicare's Limited-Income Subsidy (LIS) After May 15 Will Be Able To Enroll With No Penalty."
- USA Today: "Those who don't enroll by Monday could pay higher prices if they eventually sign up. As a penalty, monthly premiums will rise by 1% a month beginning in June; a person who waits two years to enroll would pay 24% more for life. To ease the burden on the poor, those with incomes and assets low enough to qualify for extra help will not be penalized when they eventually do sign up." (emphasis added)
May 10: NY Times editorial on Bush administration's economic record
The White House's May 10 release attacked a New York Times editorial from that day for "Ignoring America's Economic Progress." In particular, the White House took issue with the Times' assertion that "[f]or all but the wealthiest Americans," "fixed costs, like housing, health care and gasoline" are "rapidly outpacing" "paychecks and benefits."
The White House release noted that gross domestic product (GDP) grew at a rate of 4.8 percent during the first quarter of 2006, after GDP grew at a rate of 3.5 percent annually in 2005. But the Times editorial had already noted that "over all," the economy "is growing at a strong clip."
Additionally, the Bush press release cited a 13.8 percent increase in real after-tax income since January 2001 as evidence of economic progress under Bush. But statistics on the average increase in income provide no indication of who -- lower, middle, or high income people -- are actually experiencing an increase in income. For example, a January 29 analysis by the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) noted that -- based on data from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) -- in the period from 2002 to 2003, the real average after-tax income of the bottom 20 percent of earners fell by 1.4 percent and the incomes of the second and middle quintiles increased by less than one percent. Meanwhile, the income of the top one percent of earners grew by 8.2 percent. The study also noted that tax cuts taking effect in 2003 "benefited those at the top of the income spectrum the most," further aggravating an "underlying growth in before-tax income inequality" that year. Additionally, the report noted that according to Census Bureau data, "the top five percent of households experienced income gains from 2003 to 2004," while "[m]ost other households ... saw their incomes decline from 2003 to 2004." Further, the report noted that inflation-adjusted wages for low- and middle-income workers "have fallen since 2003."
May 11: Wash. Post editorial on Bush administration's tax cuts
The White House's May 11 release attacked a Washington Post editorial of that same day headlined "Tax Cuts, Again: The formula hasn't changed: a windfall for the rich, and a hole in the federal budget." The White House asserted that, in fact, "President Bush's Tax Relief Benefits All Taxpayers." As a contrast to the editorial, the White House press release cited a May 11 Washington Post article, which featured the headline, "House Passes $70 Billion Tax Package: Voting on Party Lines, Lawmakers Extend Benefits to Middle Class." That article began as follows:
The House easily approved a five-year, $70 billion tax package last night that would extend President Bush's investor tax cuts, keep millions of middle-income Americans off the alternative minimum tax and provide a bevy of other benefits, from a tax write-off for songwriters to a break for the University of Texas.
However, as Media Matters has documented and as the Post indicated in its editorial, the recently passed tax-cut bill disproportionately benefits the wealthiest taxpayers, according to an estimate of the bill's' impact published by the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center (TPC). In particular, according to the TPC, the bill's dividend and capital-gains tax cut would significantly reduce taxes for those with annual incomes over $1 million, while offering meager savings to middle-class Americans.
In contrast with the editorial, the Washington Post's May 11 article touted by the White House omitted any mention of the disproportionate benefits of the tax bill, while noting the benefits accruing to the middle class. A May 10 Washington Post report, on the other hand, noted that the bill is skewed towards the wealthy:
Critics maintain that those tax cuts have overwhelmingly benefited the wealthy, while budget cuts target programs for the poor to close a deficit created largely by tax cuts totaling nearly $2 trillion since Bush took office.
Middle-income households would receive an average tax cut of $20 from the agreement, according to the joint Urban Institute-Brookings Institution Tax Policy Center, while 0.02 percent of households [,] with incomes over $1 million [,] would receive average tax cuts of $42,000.
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In this modern noir from director Allen Hughes, his first fiction feature-length film in over a decade, Mark Wahlberg stars as Billy Taggart, a New York City private eye struggling to get his deadbeat clients to pay when he gets a call from Mayor Hostetler (Russell Crowe). His honor remembers Billy from seven years ago when, as a cop, the young man shot a rapist who had been exonerated on a technicality. Back then, the Mayor told Billy he was a hero, but Billy was still forced off the job due to the public outcry and some incriminating evidence that never saw the light of day. Now the mayor needs someone he can trust to find out if his wife (Catherine Zeta-Jones) is having an affair - a fact that could cause him considerable trouble seeing as Election Day is just a week away. As Billy digs for the truth, he uncovers layers of political corruption, and discovers he himself is nothing more than a pawn in a much bigger game. The film co-stars Jeffrey Wright as a police commissioner, Kyle Chandler as a political consultant, and Barry Pepper as the mayor's political rival. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi


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North American Studies students go binational
Mar 13/11
North American Studies students recently participated, for the second consecutive year, in the annual Crossing Borders Multi-disciplinary Student Conference on the United States, Canada and Border Issues held at the Americana Conference Resort and Spa in Niagara Falls, Ontario, March 10-12, 2011.
Adam Clemens, Faye Hampson, Katie Cuthbert, Kristen Merrett, Veronica Ficon and Kevin Dyce presented original research developed as part of the capstone course in the North American Studies program, NO 401: Borders and Boundaries in North America, taught by Dr. Katherine Ann Roberts, on topics ranging from Canadian-American policy in the Arctic, border management, Canadian mining in Chile and the othering of Canada within the US terror narrative.
Crossing Borders, now in its 17th year, is organized by SUNY Buffalo and Brock Universityand sponsored by the United States Consular General Toronto, the Canadian Consular General Buffalo and the Niagara Region Binational Economic and Tourism Alliance. It featured graduate and undergraduate students from several US and Canadian Universities including SUNY Plattsburgh, Hofstra and St. Bonaventure. Aside from the Brock student participation, the Laurier students constituted the largest Canadian contingent.
Faye Hampson and Katie Cuthberts work on the border was part of a panel attended by Ms. Marta Moszczenska, Canadian Consul General Buffalo and Mr. Kevin M. Johnson, United States Consul General Toronto; a lively discussion ensued. For Faye, "it was nerve-wracking presenting in front of governmental representatives, but it was rewarding to hear that our opinions as students were important to such significant political figures. I would definitely encourage students studying North America to take full advantage of an opportunity like this conference."
Katie Cuthbert, president of the North American Studies Student Association, thoroughly enjoyed hearing American students discuss topics about Canada. It was very strange but refreshing! Perhaps they think of Canadians after all. She was also struck by the number of people from both Canada and the US who had crossed the border and relocated on the other side for either work or school and had many binational connections.
Adam Clemens also thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The conference made me really take pride in the fact that I will be leaving Laurier with a North American Studies degree. I feel this major has given me a competitive advantage in entering the working world as I am now aware of the relationship between not just Canada and the United States, but also between Canada and Mexico and the larger relationship which North America has with the rest of the world. If possible, Adam would like to participate in the conference again next year.
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Re: Beware the Enemies of Effective Communication
I have the same problem. The answer is to make sure you criticize your wife for every little thing she does wrong. Or when she complains for nothing. Take your time over it. Make sure she will remember it. Then when the history lesson starts again, just answer her back with your own. She will soon get the message.
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Re: Beware the Enemies of Effective Communication
A little experiment for you. Cast your mind back in time and recall an offence on you committed by your wife. Then out of nowhere accuse your wife of that offence.
Sit back and watch the way she responds. Its very educational.
Re: Beware the Enemies of Effective Communication
You are being persecuted for offences of long ago. It's like a prison sentence without end. A lifetime prison sentence. It is serious abuse of who you are now.
I knew my wife would have gone on persecuting me in my 70s for supposed offences from decades ago. I suddenly woke up to that fact and couldn't bear the thought of it.
How to continue being abused? Patience, tolerance, empathy, compassion for the persecutor, your wife, are what enables her to continue abusing you and you continue taking it. You are more likely a rescuer type person and your wife the persecutor/victim type person. It's called the victim triangle or drama triangle. See Drama Triangle: The Three Faces of Victim by Lynne Forrest.
How to stop being abused? Intolerance. Personal boundaries. Rigidness. Inflexibility. "I will no longer tolerate that behaviour". Your wife will see a changed man and you will feel a changed man.
In the drama triangle the way to get off of it is to become the persecutor. To go into attack mode instead of defence mode/rescue mode.
I'd had enough and the end of my 42 year relationship with my wife ended abruptly when I became intolerant, rigid and inflexible of her persecution of me. I've had to hold myself back from persecuting her.
Where do they get it from, this type of behaviour? From their parents. Look to your wife's mother, she probably behaves in this way just like your wife does. This type of behaviour is singularly small minded.
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Is there a way for me to make my wife understand this without her thinking I'm manipulating her? (I mean digging up old stuff). She has this vault in her brain where everything I've ever said or done that has upset her is stored and she can bring them out anytime she chooses, and does often. Even stuff that happened when we were teenagers!! I regret lots of things and wish I could change them but obviously I can't. But I don't want to keep reliving them and feeling bad!
Been there JDJ. I know its not funny at all.
Heres my conclusions.
They dont believe in forgiveness. My wife? I will never ever forgive you for that. That would come some 20 or so years after a supposed offence. And the first time she ever spoke of it.
They hang on to bitterness and resentment, passive anger and dislike for their spouse. While at the same time take all that their spouse gives to them.
The vault in their brain gets full of bitterness and resentment. The vault becomes a part of their psyche, a big part of their identity, of who they are. Very much like their two legs are part of their body. If they were to forgive they simply wouldnt know who they are anymore.
The historical supposed offence gets twisted beyond recognition over time. Its reinforced by their thinking about it and talking about it to emotional confidents. Thats how it stays so fresh in their mind.
Not one of the offences my wife accused me of was true, but they were based on an historical fact. Theres a name for this, its called confabulation. Its worth looking it up.
The more you ask or teach her to forgive, the stronger the vault becomes. Why? Because if you are asking for forgiveness you must have done something seriously wrong.
Whats the way ahead? Personal boundaries. See http://talkaboutmarriage.com/general...aries-men.html.
I got yet another false accusation based on an event some 7 years previously and stupidly ended up with a nervous breakdown. I put my boundaries up very quickly. I told my wife I will not tolerate one more recollection of past bad events.
She simply did not know what to do. She looked like she was in shock. Then she just went and trampled my boundary by calling up another supposed offence from ten years ago that had never been spoken of before.
It was enough for me and my marriage was over.
Re: Beware the Enemies of Effective Communication
Well said, M22.
Re: Beware the Enemies of Effective Communication
Is there a way for me to make my wife understand this without her thinking I'm manipulating her? (I mean digging up old stuff). She has this vault in her brain where everything I've ever said or done that has upset her is stored and she can bring them out anytime she chooses, and does often. Even stuff that happened when we were teenagers!! I regret lots of things and wish I could change them but obviously I can't. But I don't want to keep reliving them and feeling bad!
Beware the Enemies of Effective Communication
No matter how much you really want and need to get your point across to your partner, there are a number of methods of communication that are strictly off limits. Using them will get you nowhere productive.
These methods include, but are not limited to the following:
• Sarcasm
• Mockery
• Name-calling
• Contempt
When you are sarcastic toward your partner, you create a couple of issues. First, if you are both upset, s/he may not realize that you're being sarcastic to begin with. You may not be discussing the same issue in the end and you may have no idea where the other is coming from. Second, sarcasm can be a way of belittling your partner during an argument. True, it may be a slightly more sophisticated method of condescension than used on the average elementary schoolyard, but it's playing dirty nonetheless.
Mockery, be it in pretending that you're on your partner's "side" when you aren't, or be it speaking in your partner's voice, is flat-out mean and is therefore out of bounds.
Name-calling may be as low as one could go in this field and shouldn't really be included in the same ballpark as communication. Calling names can include foul language or calling the other any number of terms, and as adults, you should both be sensitive to what is unacceptable here. Just pull back a minute and think first – what would your reaction be to having these titles hurled in your direction?
Last is the hardest to resist, because in polite society, some may find it passable. This is when you dig up all the dirt from the beginning of your relationship and even predating that. Really, what's the purpose? Just making him/her feel worse won't make your partner open up and help solve the issue.
Think a few times before you let the temptation grab your mouth and whip out those damaging words.
• Is this going to help us deal with the issue?
• Is it hurtful for no reason?
• Is it disrespectful to my partner?
Think well, because once the words are out of your mouth, they are out and retracting them isn't so simple. We human beings do not have a delete button, so handle with care.
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ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 203, August 31, 2000
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Chilkoot Upgrade to SV1
The Arctic Region Supercomputing Center (ARSC) is pleased to announce that "chilkoot", our parallel vector compute platform, is to be upgraded in September, 2000.
Chilkoot will retain its internet name (chilkoot.arsc.edu), but will be replaced by a 32 processor Cray SV1. The SV1, like the J932se, is a parallel vector system, and all codes which run on the J932se should compile and run without change on the SV1.
The SV1 will have 4 GW of memory and approximately 2 TB of disk storage. Each of the 32 processors has a peak potential performance of 1.2 GFLOPS, for a total of 38.4 GFLOPS (compared with the 12-CPU J932se, which has a peak performance of 2.4 GFLOPS).
Installation will require considerable downtime, on both chilkoot and yukon (which relies on chilkoot for DMF support), during the last two weeks of September. If you need results from these systems during that time period, be sure to read "news downtime" and the "Message of the Day" login screen for announcements.
Once this upgrade is complete, chilkoot will boast a 4x increase in memory, 4x increase in disk capacity, and 16x increase in vector processing power.
For more on the CRAY SV1, visit:
Compiling and Optimizing on the CRAY J90, Part II
[[ This is the second in a two part series. Thanks to Jeff McAllister of ARSC for this contribution. ]]
The concepts presented here in terms of J90 programming should hold true for the new SV1 as well. The recent programming environment upgrade means that code (and compilers) should work similarly enough to provide a smooth transition. Learning more about the compiler's strategies for optimizing the code, as well as what it looks for in the code itself, can be valuable in making the most of the resources of the SV1.
Part 1 (previous issue) covered:
- Environment variables
Part 2 covers:
- PVP F90 compiler command-line options and compiler directives
- Factors that make the compiler decide not to parallelize a loop, such as dependencies between iterations and output.
Command-line options
Deciding which compiler options to use is not as simple as it may seem. A given optimization option might increase performance, or decrease it, or alter the program's results.
Changes in performance are highly dependent upon an algorithm and how it is expressed in the code. An option that makes one program (or even a part of a program) much faster may make another slower. We suggest assessing the amount of time spent in various code sections with:
- timer statements inserted into the code (see T3D newsletters 12 and 99 )
- performance tools, like atexpert, showing time used by subroutine (T3E newsletter 149 )
This will allow a clearer perspective on the costs and benefits of each approach. (And note, you can compile different subroutines with different options, assuming they're stored in different source files.)
Many of the optimizations given below are not used by default because they make compilation take longer -- and they can change results. Just because the compiler has done something behind the scenes and you have not touched the code does not mean that the results are safe. We recommend that you always check results when adding new compiler options.
That said, here is a list of f90 options to consider using:
f90 -r2 -O aggress,loopalign,taskinner,inline4,task3,vector3,scalar3
-r2 provides a listing of how the compiler views the program, showing which parts are currently using parallel and vector capabilities. Like this code segment,
13 P-- v -------- do i=1,n 14 P v X(i)=i 15 P-- v -------> end dodisplaying that the compiler "sees" this loop as both parallelizable and vectorizable. This is a valuable tool, allowing you to match what the compiler does with what you think it should do. Output can be found in programname.lst. That is, the listing for f90 -r2 partest.f is 'partest.lst'.
-O aggress raises the limits for internal tables, allowing larger loops to fit within an optimization region -- and to be considered for optimization.
-O loopalign tells the compiler to count the number of generated instructions in a loop, thus making it more likely that an entire loop will fit within the same internal buffer, decreasing the amount of memory swaps during execution. This can save a lot of time if a program is dominated by a particular loop which can be made to "fit" better in the subset of memory retrieved into local caches.
-O taskinner allows inner loops to be examined for autotasking. If there will be a benefit to partitioning these loops, they will be autotasked -- if not they will be left alone.
-O inline4 instructs the compiler to do as much as possible to decrease subroutine calls by "inserting" the subroutine code in place of the call. Code which has been inlined, creating a loop without subroutine calls, becomes eligible for vectorization.
-O task3 tells the compiler to do everything it can to make loops autotask well, including loop nest restructuring. Some of the optimization strategies employed have the potential to change results.
-O vector3 restructures loops to take full advantage of vectorization.
-O scalar3 restructures and bottom-loads loops to provide fastest possible scalar operation
Compiler directives
The CF90 compiler supports the openMP API, which offers a greater level of control over which sections of the code various optimization techniques will be applied to. Directives are inserted into the code in this format:
!$OMP directive[clause[[,] clause] ...]
and are ignored as comments on non-openMP compilers.
Here is some -r2 output to demonstrate how directives can alter compilation:
9 !$OMP PARALLEL DO 10 P-- v -------- DO I=1,N 11 P v X(I)=I 12 P-- v -------> END DO 13 !$OMP END PARALLEL DO 14 15 16 v -------- DO I=1,N 17 v Y(I)=I 18 v -------> END DO
Parallelization via command-line option would apply the same criteria to all loops. Here explicit control is provided by PARALLEL DO/END PARALLEL DO.
Obviously there is much more that can be done with directives. Even a brief introduction to their full range of functionality would take several of these columns. At this point the intent is to show the basic concept: more explicit control. However, this control comes with some burdens as well, as it is easy to do things like make loops execute in parallel when there really are dependencies that will make the results incorrect if they are ignored.
Altering the code
In many cases the best and most reliable way to make sections of code become parallel is to remove the factors that inhibit automatic parallelization. (This technique is also used to improve vectorization.)
The compiler normally won't parallelize loops which contain:
- Dependencies between iterations
- I/O (read,write,print)
- Subroutine/function calls
- Branches into a loop
though it can be forced to with directives. There are good reasons why parallel/vector mode is avoided in these cases. Parallelization depends on the assumption that the iterations of a loop can be executed in arbitrary order.
It also depends on the code within the loop being vectorizable. Calls to non-inlined subroutines or functions are disallowed, as well as many intrinsic functions and library calls. However, if a vectorized version of the function exists (as with common functions like sqrt) loops using that function are not disqualified.
Loops often not only specify that a set of operations need to be done for each element of an array -- but also the order in which these operations need to be done to achieve correct results. In the following example, the order of operations defined by the first loop is irrelevant, while it does affect the second. Thus the compiler is able to parallelize only the first.
2 PROGRAM partest 3 IMPLICIT NONE 4 5 INTEGER,PARAMETER:: N=30000000 6 REAL,DIMENSION(N)::X 7 INTEGER I 8 9 P-- v -------- DO I=1,N 10 P v X(I)=I 11 P-- v -------> END DO 12 13 1 -------- DO I=2,N 14 1 IF (X(I)<50) THEN 15 1 X(I)=.5*sqrt(X(I)/X(I-1)) 16 1 ELSE 17 1 X(I)=.5*sqrt(X(I)) 18 1 END IF 19 1 -------> END DO 20 21 PRINT *,X(N) 22 23 END
To improve parallelization, rewrite loops so that the independent steps are separated from the dependent steps.
2 PROGRAM partest2 3 IMPLICIT NONE 4 5 INTEGER I,N,ASTAT 6 REAL,dimension(:),allocatable::X 7 8 N=30000000 9 10 IF (N<2) THEN 11 PRINT *,"N must be 2 or more" 12 STOP 13 END IF 14 15 ALLOCATE(X(N),STAT=ASTAT) 16 17 IF (ASTAT/=0) THEN 18 PRINT *,"NOT ENOUGH MEMORY!" 19 STOP 20 END IF 21 22 23 P-- v -------- DO I=1,N 24 P v X(I)=I 25 P-- v -------> END DO 26 27 IF (N<50) THEN 28 1 -------- DO I=2,N 29 1 X(I)=.5*sqrt(X(I)/X(I-1)) 30 1 -------> END DO 31 ELSE 32 1 -------- DO I=2,49 33 1 X(I)=.5*sqrt(X(I)/X(I-1)) 34 1 -------> END DO 35 36 P-- v -------- DO I=50,N 37 P v X(I)=.5*sqrt(X(I)) 38 P-- v -------> END DO 39 END IF 40 41 print *,X(N) 42 END (P = parallelized, v=vectorized, 1= unoptimized loop nest level 1)
This is a deliberately "cooked" example, designed to maximize the time difference between parallel/vectorized and plain loops. (It's interesting to consider what would happen with changes in N.) The extent of the performance increase between the two categories should always be kept in mind. With this simple change:
- execution time dropped from 57 seconds to 2 seconds
- CPU time dropped from 56.7 to 4.8 seconds
- MFLOPS went from 12.2 to 144.5
The dependency which blocked the parallelization of the main loop also blocked it from vectorization. This barrier to fast performance could only be overcome by changing the code to better fit the platform executing it. This is often the case, and though the compiler can be very clever, there is no substitute for personally evaluating slow sections of code with an understanding of how it will be executed.
New release of the ZPL Compiler and Runtime for T3E
[[ Thanks to Brad Chamberlain of the University of Washington. ]]
The ZPL Project is pleased to announce version 1.16.59 of the ZPL compiler and runtime. ZPL is an array-based parallel programming language that was developed at the University of Washington and has been featured in previous ARSC newsletters (most recently in the NAS MG study, issues 188 and 189 ). This release contains the latest features and optimizations available in ZPL and was used in obtaining the results for a forthcoming SC2000 paper that contains expanded results from the NAS MG study mentioned above.
The release is installed on yukon, ARSC's Cray T3E for use by its users. The documentation for using this installation can be found at:
Users who wish to download their own version of ZPL or find out more about the language are encouraged to visit the ZPL website at:
What's New in ZPL?
This release adds support for:
- complex types
- the new wrap-@ operator
- config vars of type "file"
- external constants
New optimizations include:
- automatic optimization of @-based stencil operations
- automatic optimization of flood array usage
- an optimized implementation of @-communication
In addition, there are a number of significant bug fixes.
This release also contains new example programs, including a better jacobi (jacobi2.z), the SUMMA matrix multiplication algorithm, and the ZPL implementation of NAS MG.
Also, several language features are supported in an initial form that will be refined in future releases:
- multidirections, multiregions, and multiarrays
- support for processor grids of rank greater than 2
- "grid dimensions" that allow for privatized per-processor values
- pipelined wavefront computations
Please contact the ZPL group with any questions:
ARSC Viz Lab Open Houses
You are invited to open houses from 12-3 pm in the four ARSC access/visualization labs on the following dates:
- Natural Sciences Facility (rm 161) - Thursday, Sept. 21,
- Duckering (rm 234) - Friday, Sept. 22,
- Elvey (rm 221) - Monday, Sept. 25,
- Butrovich (rm 007) - Tuesday, Sept. 26.
Software demonstrations, practice sessions, visualization examples, and Q&A time with ARSC staff will be available.
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Damn I love my Frost PvP tank spec!!!!!!
Buff Unholy!!!!!!
I want new Pet other then stupid Ghoul!!!!!
Damn I love my Frost PvP tank spec!!!!!!
Buff Unholy!!!!!!
I want new Pet other then stupid Ghoul!!!!!
A little disappointing for the Death Knight to lose some flexibility, but it will probably result in a stronger design. I'm personally glad they chose Blood as the tank tree over Frost or Unholy.
On the bright side, assuming Frost stays the exclusive dual wielding tree, at least we'll no longer have to struggle with threat against a DK who thinks he's supposed to tank with a pair of 1.5-speed warrior swords.
Parietis :: Retribution Paladin
Størmglory :: Enhancement Shaman
Caecius :: Arms Warrior
fail >.> frost should be the tanking tree but w.e. all blood give's for tanking is healing? so yea like i said fail :-X
^ This is very true. Diablo2 became boring when they introduced talent synergies, then exactly this happened: Concept of talents is worthless if you do not have choice.Originally Posted by Kamtali
There are few main reasons i really started to enjoy playing DK and all reasons are related to one main problem, is called let say "liberty" ... DK is a flexible class as it is now, you have options, you can make hybrids, that if you understand why you choose certain talents you can play well a hybrid for the special purpose you configured your character like that.
I love Blood Tree for pve, i can both dps or tank with same spec heroics, and some 10 man instances not having high'end gear, if i want to tank harder encounters i go respec to a solid tanking blood spec.
I love Blood Tree because if i dps or tank i have almost same rotation, + few extra survival abilities in case i play the pure tanking spec. and most of my shortcuts are the same.
I play pvp as Unholy atm, so considering i usually dont tank yet harder encounters, having pve dps blood tree used as both tank and dps and offspec unholy for pvp i actually have 3 spec.
DK as is now is a class that offer allot of options, you are free to think a bit out of the box, experiment while most other classes don't have this great feature, ofc this allow some players to make stupid decisions because they doesn't understand exactly why the choose certain talents .... but those players whatever you do for them, they will make stupid decisions anyway in the way they play their character, is up to you to avoid those players in the manner you manage to do that.
Making dedicated tanking class will push the other 2 trees to become more dps dedicated trees, then as we can expect one will become more pvp tree other more pve tree, and DK will become like most classes ...
Blizzard suggested that they want to remove the so many "passive" talents that improve dps and make the talents the way we can choose between more "optional" talents to spice our play'style in a more personal way ...
till i really see this ... are empty words, because Blizzard said many things and they did many things to create the illusion the do things while actually many things are not done ... i salute the improvements that they've done, same time WotLK was a payed beta, they changed things all time. i cant remember how many times i already had to regem my gear not because of experimenting but because the changes made. ...
I start to believe the new blizzard marketing model is this to change all things all time, to keep the game "interesting" and "fresh" and keep ppl all time "busy" so they will not be bored... and since the army of the ppl who just swallow anything that blizzard is feeding them is too big our words is kind of useless ... so i quote you again:
Blizzard noticed with WotLK that most ppl still play this whatever the changes they do, ppl will just swallow everything, the fact they announce and they talk so nice in "shiny" blue posts is just to create the illusion they care about the community, while thay change and do whatever they want ...Originally Posted by Kamtali
This is happening because there isn't any real competition on the market for this game, and when i say real,
i am talking about a game of same genre but not a wow "copy"... while others try to copy wow will never be competition ... i pray for the day i can chose other game as i love this genre.
About ninja'pullers ... if joke, might ask himself if tank will appreciate the joke,
because as night elf tank i return the joke and i shadowmeld, let him die,
then get back to my job relax mode ...
Yay! Let's dumb it down even more! I rolled my DK to 80 as a tank because I enjoyed the fact that you could be creative and still be successful if your skill was up to the task. I guess this just means I have one less toon to trudge up to 85, if any at all.
@topic: This what i wait for when the DK can tank too.. Coz i much prefer them as tank specially those elemental bosses that need magic defense and a normal defense for normal attacks.
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!!!Originally Posted by Kreuzung
About ninja'pullers ... if joke, might ask himself if tank will appreciate the joke,
because as night elf tank i return the joke and i shadowmeld, let him die,
then get back to my job relax mode ...
Well. I'm glad to see you guys havent disappointed me with useless QQing. This change was needed because of the passive talent tree buffs. Or did you think the frost tree's passive buff of haste or the UH tree's passive buff of spell dmg was going to help out your tanking? Blood makes the most sense. It has last stand, blood tap, & mark of blood. All awesome tanking talents. Switch Bone Shield with Hysteria & a couple other tanking talents & it's done.
If you hadnt thought about it, with ArP nolonger a stat on gear, you'd use the exact same gems & enchants for Blood & UH. The only thing that would change in the rotation is swapping heart strike for scourge strike. That change killed a need to have multiple 2h dps specs. They wouldnt make it frost, since that's the dw tree. Most high end DK tanks are blood anyway.
You can still level as Blood. I leveled my Pally as prot, before dual specs. Blood's self healing will still make it good for soloing/leveling. Stop acting like the sky is falling. I heal heroics & raids, & can say without question DKs take the most dmg of any tank class right now. Having to stack hots on them constantly, or spam heals on them, when an equally geared pally, war, or druid requires little to no healing, is annoying. And I'm talking about high end DKs who tanked the Lich King before the ICC zone buffs, so dont bother with "that DK must have sucked". No, they dont. DK tanking was just badly designed all around. Clearly Blizz agrees, since they are changing it.
I am curious to see what they do with DRW & Abom's might. I'd love to see them leave AbM in the blood tree. But DRW is clearly a dps talent. Not sure what tree they should put it in thou. I dont want to lose Gargoyle or HB, thou I'd rather have DRW than HB.
I don't really mind which tree they want to make the tank tree, but I do expect single target dps to be just as viable with frost/unholy as it currently is with blood. Preferably unholy. I have never enjoyed playing frost as either tank or damage when that was viable. Currently my dual-spec is blood dps and blood tank. So while I'm happy about blood tanking I really want a good single target dps spec to replace blood. Otherwise I'll only be dps'ing on my warrior/ret pally/combat rogue. Sorry I'm a melee addict.
I have to agree.Originally Posted by Melonberry
That means frost will be a DPS spec :-\
I am currently blood DPS and frost tank.
i agree there is alot of QQing over realy not alot of info atm. However you missed the point of some of the qq's and that is the flexability of the DK and its ability to tank in any tree was the most appealing characteristic for some people, myself included.Originally Posted by Takari
i doubt very much the reasons behind this are totaly in our favor to make it fairer for dk's to have "XXXX" talent for tanking like other tank classes. If you look at each of the trees, all of them have several speciality abilities for tanking, or can be used as such. All dk's had to do was just use a little common sense and a bit of skill.
If you ask me this change is brought about to lower the high number of this class on some/most/all realms.
I would like to have more specific information before making judgement on this change simply because it could go badly wrong or very right. Either way it will make the class less appealing to me as it is most certainly the least boring tanking class to play, and to play it well requires skill. However if its going to go the same path as all the other classes that tank which is " This is your tanking talent tree, or a slightly different version. use it or your a nab" then i honestly can see myself and most of the skilled dk tanks that play their class well leaving this and going back to their more original class.
which basicly means more nabs who havent a clue and less skilled players. (in theory that is)
Hopefuly with some more specific info we will know what it is they are thinking of changing and can actualy make a more than clueless guess.
I diasgree completely, I have always despised blood and loved tanking since I made my dk and I feel that dks get their deathtard rep largely thanks to all the bad dps playing that faceroll spec, now I'm going to be forced to play it? Bad blizz, frost was unique because of all the options it had for pulling, from popping deathchill and using howling blast, to the noob crutch that is dnd, to the little known hungering cold(for putting frost fever up)+ howling blast combo. No other tank constantly changed the way he pulled in between waves and it's all getting killed. I know alot of people go on about blizz ruining the game every update it seems like but, this is the first time I've ever been dissapointed by blizz.Originally Posted by DeusX
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Potty trainin vent...
My sweet, smart, obedient, almost potty trained boy has gone right back to bad habits. I'm SO frustrated!
Every time I turn around, there's pee, poo, or both!! He was getting SO good at this! now all of a sudden I don't have enough clean-dirty towels to keep up with him. My only salvation is that this is all happening on hard floors and one cheap rug meant to be tossed and replaced every-so-often.
I'm just so peeved!!! Every time we get to the point of starting to have him hold it instead of me jumping up to bring him out every five minutes, just b/c he thinks it's fun, he starts going on the floors at will. It's infuriating! I'm not so much angry with him as I am with the situation.
I'm overloaded right now and every time I get a little ahead, there's some pee or poo to clean up. :eek: :mad: Plus I let him run in the yard this morning and it had rained last night so he came in filthy and I had to clean that up, dry him off, clean his feet, rub him down, and he's still dirty but it's dry so whatever.
I know what I have to do... :cool: I'm going to have to tether him to me and crate him when I can't watch him. This is another overwhelming prospect. I have no idea if I have enough in me to handle all of this, but we'll find out, right? Poor guy may have to spend a lot more time in the crate until I can get some relief with all of the 'life' things that are overwhelming me right now.
Anyone been through this? Did it get better? How? When? Share your stories with me :)
How often is he going to the bathroom in the house? mightneed a vet check if it's really often.
Honestly you just need to supervise more and yes if you can't watch, tire him out and then crate him for a little bit.
I think only one time in the whole time I had my puppy she finished peeing before I was scooping her up. Hyper-awareness, catching it EVERY TIME makes potty training a million times easier because it's consistent
The newest pup took a good long time to house train. I THINK we've made it now. (at 6 mos.) I was sure we had it under control a while back -- then I discovered multiple spots in one room. (Hardwood fortunately and well finished). I was convinced she was stupidist dog ever when this was coupled with a lack of engagement. Fortunately, both things seem to be changed for the better. I hope I haven't jinxed this by talking about it!!!
We never crate trained our girl (planned to, bought a crate, but then it just didn't happen) but used pee-mats. We were told not to by her breeder, she said we'd just have to house train her all over again, but we found it helped us personally. I'd take her out consistently during the day (mind you, I work in a school and was on summer holidays so I had the time) but she'd have free reign of the bedroom at night so we'd have pee mats on the floor and eventually she just started waking me up (putting her paws up on my side of the bed and puffing in my face) when she needed to go out to pee instead of using the mats. After a week or so had gone by and the mats stayed clean, we removed them and she hasn't had an incident in the bedroom since. She still wakes me once a night around 2am to go to the toilet. She's had two accidents, both near our front door, since we removed the mats from the house completely. Both times we'd gone out and forgotten to take her out to do her business before we left.
Anyway, that was our experience :) and she definitely wasn't one of those puppies who are great with holding on. We originally got the pee mats to save our sanity, as even with me constantly there to take her out she still peed and pooped all over the house. Somewhere along the line something just clicked. She is still young though, so she could revert back like yours has. Time will tell, but thought I'd share as someone who didn't crate train, though I am sure it would have made things a bit easier/cleaner! pee mats also don't work the way they did for us for everyone, as my breeder still says we shouldn't have used them.
I hope something clicks with Nonny soon too :) I know it will, eventually. He's very smart and super-eager to please and very trainable. This stage is just so frustrating.
I've tethered him off and on over the last few days and that has worked to keep him from doing it.
I'm just not used to a dog that poops and pees so much! My other dog was/is raw fed, and never had to pee or poo so often. Once or twice a day for poops, and 3-5 times a day for pee. That's it. Not all this 10x a day peeing and 5 or 6 poops in a day! I really wish I could get Nonny adjusted to raw. His stomach appears to be too sensitive. I've tried, and he just gets the runs and they don't stop. Now that he's putting weight on, maybe I can try again over the summer.
Thanks for all of your encouragement :)
I'm really not one of those people who doesn't pay attention and then can't understand what went wrong. I really do wish I had nothing more to do than hover over him all day so I can scoop him up when he starts to pee. If only to have that kind of time and my house clean itself, my child raise herself, the dishes do themselves, my studying accomplished via osmosis... what a life!
Sorry you got the impression that I'm not vigilant enough to accomplish potty training. Some dogs are more difficult than others. This one is more difficult. It's not b/c I'm ignorant or lazy.
Thanks for the post! Exactly what I came on to read. We have a boy that's coming up 4 months. He was all but trained, so we thought. no accidents in house for 3 straight weeks then all of a sudden peeing and pooing inside at least once a day. This has helped though, I thought maybe we were doing something wrong. He's pooing about 5 times a day and peeing countless (maybe a dozen). May try and switch him to a raw diet so he doesn't go as much. He is crate trained so over night he has a sleeping crate by our bed which he has never soiled in and during the day when we work he has another crate which is bigger, he has gone in there a couple times as well but I think that comes down to size of the crate. Hopefully we can get him back on track but will keep an eye on this post. Thanks again :)
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bjorn, Mike or who ever you are, which out of the three groups are you in.Just curious...
I see that intention, but at the same time you start a spam post that lures readers to your website which has commercial intentions within. Anyone that is familiar with apple orchards knows full well the pesticides and chemicals that those trees are bombarded with. Apple blossoms are very short lived and many bees that visit them are too.I do feel you have an awful lot to offer for the bee community but I will have reservations on what you say when you point fingers at the other groups when low and behold you are clearly involved in at least two of them.
Where was the younger, stronger, better looking beekeeper comment? Good stuff Mike! 8-)
Seriously, I'll say it again, try not doing that. As a beekeeper you should fully know you'll get further with honey than vinegar. There is so much to learn here without the axe-grinding, finger-pointing, and dead-horse kicking that changes no ones mind but lessens the enjoyment and open discussions on Beemasters. It's very unpleasant and I am honestly hesitant to read posts you've commented on as I don't enjoy the soapbox drama that invariably seems to follow. I could ignore posts like this but then it's only encouraged because no one stands up to it.
Bjorn,Love the website, added it to my favorites so I can catch further ramblings.
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I'm struggling with a question from one of my students regarding the verb "eat".
From the information I've got:
"I'm eating dinner" is described as a transitive use.
"I'm eating" is described as an intransitive use.
"Where can I park?" is described as transitive, because the object can be understood from the context.
So the question is, how can one "test" whether a verb with no object is truly being used intransitively, or merely transitively but with the object left out??
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