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I never liked carrot cake until I tried this one. The rich, moist cake with orange-flavored frosting is now a family tradition for special occasions. Sometimes I add cranberries with the raisins. —Anna Morgan, Eatonville, Washington
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Nutritional Facts 1 serving (1 slice) equals 544 calories, 27 g fat (11 g saturated fat), 96 mg cholesterol, 471 mg sodium, 71 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 6 g protein.
Originally published as Layered Carrot Cake in Taste of Home August/September 2005, p 27
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Reviewed on Mar. 13, 2013 by JennTats
I usually won't make a dessert recipe unless I make it from scratch. However when I was in a bit of a jam this recipe was quick, easy and did taste good for a boxed cake mix. So thank you for opening my eyes to sometimes boxed cake can be good.
Reviewed on Apr. 10, 2012 by Wetherallc6
This is the best carrot cake I have ever made. It has been 2 days since I made it and it is even more moist than the first day!
Reviewed on Sep. 12, 2011 by lurky27
Yummy! And so convenient that it uses cake mix & pudding mix. Definitely a keeper!~ Theresa
Yummy! And so convenient that it uses cake mix & pudding mix. Definitely a keeper!
~ Theresa
Reviewed on Feb. 22, 2011 by twinklestar241
So easy and So good!!!
Reviewed on Feb. 01, 2011 by sherry_vinigrette
I don't own the Cake Doctor and I'm so happy to have this recipe! THANKS FOR SHARING!!!
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Oh, I guess we both have the Cake Doctor....
Reviewed on Nov. 14, 2010 by Guy Friday
Yes page 109 in the cake doctor
Reviewed on Sep. 09, 2010 by distsecy
This is the only carrot cake recipe I use. Everyone who tries this cake loves it. Thanks !
Reviewed on Jun. 28, 2010 by j_batres
This was the Best carrot cake recipe I have ever made!!!!!
Reviewed on Jul. 15, 2009 by sarau
My hubby couldn't resist the huge bag of carrots, so I needed to use them up. I liked this recipe, but I didn't have 1) the yellow cake mix (I had white) and 2) no vanilla pudding mix (I had cream cheese pudding mix instead)and guess what? It came out very delish! Even w/out the frosting (I couldn't wait to try it). I'm sending it w/my hubby to share at work. Thank you for a very pleasing recipe!!!
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Girlfriend Killer Sentenced to Life
By: Tim Johnston
Updated: January 14, 2009
Witnesses were called to the stand today to talk about Luis Barrientez and his actions the night that Cindy Cortinez died.
Barrientez's brother, Jesus Jessie Barrientes, testified about the August night when Luis and his girlfriend Cindy got into an argument where it ended with Barrientes killing her.
Emotions spilled over into the courtroom and extra deputies had to be called in to stop the arguing.
Cortinez was last seen leaving Linda's Lounge in 2007 with Barrientes.
Witnesses at the lounge recalled that Cortinez was crying when she left, claiming that her boyfriend beat her.
Cortinez was found dead in a car on the north side of Abilene.


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by Professor Womp on May.30, 2012, under Live Music Review, News
The third annual North Coast Music Festival has just announced the second wave for Summer's Last Stand! Joining an already stellar line up are Chicago's own UMPHREY'S McGEE, rising electro/dubstep production duo KNIFE PARTY, the legendary PAUL OAKENFOLD, Dutch DJ CHUCKIE, southern-fried hip-hop star YELAWOLF, electronic-jam band EOTO, disco rockers BOOMBOX, Laser Extraordinaire's SAVOY, West Coast hip-hoppers PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS and more!
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Jubilee weekend marks the inaugural Lunar Festival, bought to you by the same production team as the Moseley Folk Festival & The Mostly Funk & Soul Festival!
This 4 day family orientated camping festival will take place in the beautiful setting of Umberslade Estate in Tanworth In Arden
Set in the spiritual home of Nick Drake, the intimate weekend of acoustic music will not only serve as a fitting tribute to England's favourite Singer songwriter but also provide a fantastic weekend of entertainment in the build up the Queens Jubilee!
The four day event will kick off on Friday 1st June with an evening of music curated by Birmingham's very own legendary label Static Caravan which will be exclusively available to weekend ticket holders! Static Caravan have been credited with discovering some of the finest UK talent in recent years such as Beth Jeans Houghton, Erland & The Carnival, Tunng, & The Besnard Lakes. Static Caravan now release the work of Hannah Peel, Laura J Martin, Goodnight Lenin and Dan Haywood. All of which will appear over the course of the weekend!
The following three days (Saturday to Monday) will host three full days of music starting around midday until midnight!
Saturday – 2nd June 2012 – will be headlined by Scott Matthews who will be joined by Michael Chapman, Hannah Peel, Goodnight Lenin, Boat To Row, Joseph Topping, Andy Oliveri, The Terrapins, Richard Marsh & Ben Calvert with more to be announced.
Sunday – 3rd June 2012 – will be headlined by Fionn Regan who will be joined by Ashley Hutchings & Blair Dunlop, Jim Moray, Jonny Kearney & Lucy Farrell, Telling The Bees, James Summerfield, Luke Hirst & Sarah Smout, The Young Runaways, Rapunzel & Sedayne, Duotone, Friends of the Stars, Richard Burke, The Hall Brothers & Simon Fox with more to be announced
Monday – 4th June 2012 – will be headlined by Benjamin Francis Leftwich, The Old Dance School, Rachel Sermanni, Two Wings & Bonfire Radicals with more to be announced.
There will be two stages at The Lunar Festival. The Northern Sky stage will act as the main stage whilst there will also be a smaller stage in the River Man Bar which will host the last and most liveliest act of the day to bring the festival crowd into the night.
Once the music has ended there will be film screenings and a mini rave on site to keep the party going into the early hours. There will also be a fire pit where musicians and campers can gather round to see the night out.
Soul Food Project will be hosting the food tent where we'll be cooking up Jambalaya, Pulled Pork, Burgers, salads, stuffed ciabattas and some cheeky cocktail creations (think Bloody Mary's // Tom Collins // Hot Toddy's and beyond!).
This unmissable festival marks the start of a great season of events for the Moseley Folk group and we're stoked to be a part of it!
Tickets are now on sale via www.moseleyfolk.co.uk and are priced at £65 for a weekend ticket and £25 for a day ticket. There are also some U16 options available.
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iGrill Grilling/Cooking Thermometer
iGrill Grilling/Cooking Thermometer
Product Information
iGrill can revolutionize the way you cook and grill by letting you enjoy time with family and friends without compromising the quality of your cuisine. That's because it gives you peace of mind that your food will be perfectly cooked, at target temperature and safe for consumption. iGrill communicates with your iPhone, iPod, or iPad via a secure, long-range Bluetooth connection.
iGrill App features
- Food temperature option
- Multiple probe support
- Customizable temperature alarms
- Cooking time remaining display
- Standard recipes
- Kitchen timer
- Facebook integration
- Globe feature with real-time pins of iGrill users
- Touch interface and projection display
- Facebook integration
- Standard recipes
- Cooking time remaining display
- Bluetooth-enabled with up to 200-foot range
- Multi-probe capacity with integrated probe storage
- Globe feature with real-time pins of iGrill users
- Customizable temperature alarms
- Multiple probe support
- Lay it flat, stand it up, or hang it
- Free iGrill app from App Store
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- Height : 0.94 in./24 mm
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Cool device, but buy from Apple, not iGrill
The device works well and the software is really impressive. However, it does not come with an ambient temperature sensor, which i s very important for smoking/BBQ. This must be ordered from iGrill, and they will gouge you on the shipping costs ($15 to ship a very light $20 probe). Unfortunately, Apple doesn't sell the ambient probe, or you could buy them together and get FREE shipping.
If an ambient probe is important to you, realize that it will add $35 to the cost of the item. My low rating reflects this shipping expense, rather than the actual quality of the probe, which I think is very good. …- Written by Michael B from McClellanville
53 of 62 people found this useful
Great For The Grill And Smoker!
Received mine for "Fathers Day" 2011. I have used it many times, mostly with my smoker. With two probes I can monitor either two p ieces of meat or one piece of meat and the box temperature. Works great for the grill if you're doing something larger like chicken, turkey or a roast. The iGrill works great with either my iPhone or iPad.
You know you want one;-) …- Written by Chris L from Bay City
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No Bluetooth Range!
The Igrill works great if you are in a travel trailer and grilling outside your unit, but if your grilling in your garage and want to walk to the other end of your home and watch Telelvision, forget it, it won't happen, I could not be more than 40-50 feet away from my smoker using the Igrill, it has no blue tooth range. Sure, it works great if you have fresh batteries and no obstuctions, but if you put a wall between you and your grill the range is very limited. In summary the igrill eats batteries and it has very little range. …
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IF you are considering getting the iGrill ... DO NOT!!!
This should say TECHNOLOGY **NOT** DONE WELL!!
Got as a gift for C hristmas, and the reviews we found said it has some issues with syncing or staying connected to Bluetooth. Well, I could only get my iPad to connect, then had to stay within 30 feet (forget what they tell you).
Then recently tried to get it to synch with my iPad - NO GO. Then tried again, now it just BEEPS and nothing happens. Went to the website, and ANYTHING outside of 90 days - you are screwed.
They also make a BIG Deal about this on their site, so this product obviously has A LOT of issues.
DO NOT BUY!!!!! …- Written by Richard K from Manhattan Beach
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Will not read past 400
Good for slow cooking, however if you want to sear a steak or cook past 400 degrees, this item is worthless. I use it on my Primo s grill (ceramic "egg" grill) which cooks burgers and steaks better at around 450+. …
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Poor quality due to poor manufacturing
I exchanged my first purchase because of broken components, and the replacement iGrill was also defective. In both cases componen ts were broken. I will exchange the second product for a third, but if that one is broken in the box I'll surrender. Being a loyal Apple customer, I'm very surprised at the poor quality of this product. …
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I am currently organising my Anki Kanji flashcards according the 「日本語漢字能力漢検 級別漢字表」, in level 2 which tests the newly added 196 joyo kanji, there are two variations for some kanji and according to the footnote on the last page, the correct kanji is the one in the bracket [ ].
However, Japanese computer fonts (mincho, meiryo and others) can only display the variation outside the [].
can anyone who recently taken the Kanken level 2 test tell me what should I do here?
Copy of the 級別漢字表 can be obtained here
footnote: on the last page
また、「常用漢字表」に参考として示されている康こう煕き 字典体など、旧字体を用いると正答とは認められない。ただし、一部例外として、級別漢字表内の〔 〕内の字体は正答と認める。
Last edited by financialwar (2012 August 03, 11:23 am)
There's only 20 of them. Don't worry about it.
By the time you get to 2kyu you should be really damn good at kanji and will know that the computer font is obviously a traditional form and the correct form for the test is the modern forms that are used with the other 2000 kanji you learned before you got to that point.
And there must be a font with the correct forms somewhere, I would look around for that.
Last edited by kitakitsune (2012 August 03, 11:48 am)
Good luck. I'm studying for Level 1! It's going to take a lot of time...oh well.
The Kanji that have come across...some are just so interesting.
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Good luck. I'm studying for Level 1! It's going to take a lot of time...oh well.
The Kanji that have come across...some are just so interesting.
Good luck, that sounds pretty hard! Out of pure curiosity, do you have/know of a somewhat official file like the one posted by financialwar but with the kanjis for level pre-1 and 1? Since I would probably like to take level 1 some decade or so in the future, it would be nice to get used to using the test-appropriate form right from when I add the kanjis to Anki to spare that time down the line (I add kanjis outside RtK1 as I run across them). Do they in general use modern forms as well for the level 1 and pre-1 (like the ones questioned by the OP) or do they stick more to the traditional forms there?
Sorry about all the questions, but I couldn't find a lot about it in English and I can't really read Japanese yet, so I thought it might be worth asking.
I imagine more traditional forms would appear in 1 and pre-1 because all of those kanji are outside of the government lists and thus the standardizations that occured to the joyo kanji after WWII do not apply to them.
Yes that's true. I actually have a site bookmarked on my iPad with tons of information to read through for the Kanken up to level 1. It's amazing.
The site is www.geocities.jp/bunakobo/kanken1.html
It's amazing what you can find when you google such characters though. It leads to many more great resources. I might start making blog posts on my own site, or here, about what I learn each day in preparation. Rare words, proverbs, etc.
There's another one that I know of that I come across when researching characters for the test that is currently under construction. They add new information about a handful of Kanji every now and then. They haven't included every character that can potentially show up on the test, but they have a lot. I just don't know where it is right now. I'll investigate.
What's the reason for "(de-)simplifying" 稽 into (𥡴) with 上 instead of 匕? Surely that's not right? Edit: seems they use the 上 form in Korea, but why is this form the "official" one in Japan, since 匕+日 are way more common?
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That really makes no sense to me either. I've always used 稽. I know it was included in the list because of words like 稽古
Personally, I don't know why they had to get rid of 5 characters. I understand 銑, but I kind of like 匁. 璽 is more useless than 膨.
It took them way too long to include characters like 岡.
imabi wrote:
The site is www.geocities.jp/bunakobo/kanken1.html
Thanks a lot, the lists on this site are exactly what I was looking for.
Great! Let me know what you learn from it! I like the fact that there are just so many sentences with the characters actually used.
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What's the reason for "(de-)simplifying" 稽 into http://i46.tinypic.com/124eagm.png (𥡴) with 上 instead of 匕? Surely that's not right? Edit: seems they use the 上 form in Korea, but why is this form the "official" one in Japan, since 匕+日 are way more common?
The first one, the one with 匕 , IS the official one (in the jouyou kanji list), the other one is just tolerated (as handwritten form).
You can check this on the official list (you can download the pdf here)
In the pdf you can find some notes about it and some other examples of official shinjitai, kyuujitai, unofficial shinjitai (ryakuji) and tolerated forms (most "famous" issues being 頰 vs 頬, 剝 vs 剥 and 塡 vs 填 'cause the jis form of each of them isn't even listed as an official 字体 while their official jitai is in unicode but not in jis).
Btw here you can find some other problematic kanji...
Ah, I see.
This will only confuse things (and already does), unless the Ministry decides to simplify them, like they did many years ago.
Here is a funny post by Jim Breen regarding this:
A Tale of Two Kanji (or Perhaps Only One Kanji)
Once upon a time there was a kanji, 頰, meaning "cheek." It was a venerable kanji with an ancestry going back thousands of years. It wasn't that commonly used, but it was happy with its place in life.
But a few people in China and Japan were not entirely happy with 頰. They were The Simplifiers, and they thought 頰 was a little overweight. It could well do with a few fewer strokes. So one day they made a slimmer lightweight shadow kanji: 頬.
Now this wasn't a big problem, because they were really just the one kanji. People could happily choose whether they wrote one or the other, and people could read them both. It was a bit like the way some people in Europe write "7" with an extra stroke. We all know what it means.
Then one day, not that long ago, people in Japan began to make standard sets of numeric codes for kanji so they could be used in newfangled computers, and at the same time they prepared tables showing what the kanji looked like. For our old friend, they decided that the image for the computer code would be the slim version: 頬. And it was so. For about the next 30 years, 頬 was what appeared on screens, in computer documents, in printouts, etc., etc. Most people forgot there was ever a 頰.
But this fatter version was not entirely forgotten. Some people created a second "supplementary standard" for the kanji that missed out on being in the first one, and they decided to add 頰 there. This wasn't really a problem, as no one actually used the supplement.
Then one day, some people met in secret and declared, "There are far too many standards for characters being used in computers. There should only be ONE. Let us combine ALL the standards together!" And thus Unicode was born, and into it went both kanji standards. And so Unicode contained both 頬 and 頰. Suddenly instead of really being two shadowy versions of the same kanji, they had become two different kanji. They both meant "cheek," they were both read as キョウ and as ほほ or ほお, but they were differentthey had their very own codes.
This didn't really matter at first, as no one used Unicode much in Japan. But gradually more and more people did.
And lo, one day the grey-suited men in the smoke-filled rooms in the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sport, etc., etc., decided that Japanese schoolchildren weren't learning enough kanji and that a whole lot more had to be added to the 常用漢字. On the list to be added was our old friend Mr. Cheek.
But wait! Which Mr. Cheek? There are two! Well, the grey-suited men in the Ministry of Whatever had an answer. One thing they had learned in their law courses at Tokyo University (everyone in the Ministry of Whatever is a law graduate from Tokyo) is Never Simplify! So into the 常用漢字 went 頰. Its slim younger brother 頬, which is found in computer files and electronic dictionaries all over Japan, was left out in the cold. It didn't matter that no one actually used 頰. It was the principle that counted. After all, they weren't law graduates for nothing.
So in coming years high school students in Japan will be taught to write 頰, not 頬. And if they go to look up words like 頰ずり in their online 大辞林, they won't find them because it only has 頬ずり and the codes are different. Confusion will reign. Questions will be asked but to no avail as the law graduates will have moved on by then to their 天下り jobs.
Perhaps the computer companies will start displaying 頰 for the 頬 code. That might help, and it might make things even worse. No one will know which is which. Someone will suggest that either 頰 or 頬 be abolished. No way! Unicode is immutable; once a character goes in, it will never come out. Perhaps people will ignore their teachers and stick with 頬. If they are smart, that's what they will do.
And to think, there was once only one kanji for "cheek," and now we have two. Did we really deserve it?
(Taken from http://www.joyokanji.com/status-updates … ther-cheek)
Last edited by toshiromiballza (2012 August 05, 2:37 pm)
Yeah, actually when I first found out there was a problem with tagaini jisho, I ended up telling Jim Breen about this issue with kanjidic2 (where 頬 appears to be a jouyou kanji, while it isn't) and he explained the whole matter to me replying to my mail and then decided to write that post.
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kazeatari wrote:
Yeah, actually when I first found out there was a problem with tagaini jisho, I ended up telling Jim Breen about this issue with kanjidic2 (where 頬 appears to be a jouyou kanji, while it isn't) and he explained the whole matter to me replying to my mail and then decided to write that post.
what are you talking about, 頬 is a jouyou kanji?
warakawa wrote:
what are you talking about, 頬 is a jouyou kanji?
Read the two posts above his.
toshiromiballza wrote:
warakawa wrote:
what are you talking about, 頬 is a jouyou kanji?
Read the two posts above his.
exactly what I mean, that post supports the fact that 頬 is a jouyou kanji
No, it clearly says that 頰 is joyo kanji and 頬 is not. I guess it's up to Jim Breen whether he wants to mark (simplified/Asahi-ized/all) variants of joyo kanji as joyo kanji, but I think most people would agree that neither 讀 nor the following character are joyo kanji:
To the OP: you misunderstood the footnote. This is what is says:
The Kanji Kentei is based on the forms listed in the official Joyo kanji list (these are listed, non-bracketed, on the pdf). Other forms, including Kangxi dictionary forms or forms listed as Kyujitai in the official list will not be accepted as correct answers. However, as an exception (例外) to this rule, the forms listed in brackets on this pdf will also be considered as correct answers for the purpose of this test.
TL;DR all forms in that pdf, whether or not in brackets, are considered correct for the test up to 2kyu.


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Just wondering to all you ladies out there of large or small families if anyone has heard of that one? Not the fact that my dp is truely not the most sensitive bloke going around but is what he said true or has anyone heard of something similar?
I'm not thinking of having more kids because they could be a tax write-off but it would be a bonus though


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Formost among the sights is the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, full of Egyptian, Greek & Roman antiquities, incuding one of the most perfectly preserved statues of Antinous. Many of the artifacts taken from Pompeii are here, with one gallery devoted to the famous erotic arts from the ruins south of here; a town buried by volcanic ash in 79 AD.
Unusual for a city filled with sailors on leave, Naples doesn't have a lot of gay bars and clubs. But there is quite a bit of eye contact on the streets, especially around the main gay district near Plaza Bellini. The biggest event of the year is Napoli Pride, held in July.Naples is a great base for exploring the region. Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius are just down the coast, and ferries skip across the Mediterranean Sea to glamorous islands such as Capri.
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Walks and errors hit the team in this game, the coach said. With the hitting of McGee and Cox, the Wildcats were able to blow open the game in the fourth and fifth innings.
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McGee turned and threw to the base. Simmons was forced toward third where Shaeffer was standing.
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In the second inning, Johnson walked McGee, then moved the courtesy runner to second with a wild pitch.
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Hi there Mac guys, unusual question.
For Windows it is possible to buy digital version.
Is there a way not to upgrade but buy on Mac solo separate installation of ... http://www.apple.com/osx/
Hey dude, I'm no expert on this so I'd like someone else to chip in and help but I think it's possible to purchase ML from the App store and then not install it. Once you click purchase it downloads the file first and I think it then gives you the option to install it.
I know that it's possible to re-download ML afterwards (source) however, I haven't tried either, I simply downloaded and installed and didn't pay attention to any option to cancel the installation (although I'm sure you can).
Why I am asking is this:
Mac HW = sucks (no flame here please, I like the design but "price + HW power" is terrible)
Mac OS = superior
Other PC HW = 3x stronger for the price of Mac
PC Win as OS = sucks
I have both Lenovo with Win 7 + AirBook with Lion
but using WMvare
if I could install Lion OS seprately I can run it on strong HW while still on Windows and Mac OS in a window of its own on external monitor on fullscreen
because WMvare enables HW virtualization
win:win situation
Mac OS + normal HW (not the mac fun stuff)You can purchase it from the App Store and then load it onto a USB drive and treat that as an install disc. http://lifehacker.com/5928780/how-to-burn-os-x-mountain-lion-to-a-dvd-or-usb-flash-drivethanks
this seems promising
same thing I had for Windows where I have also installation stored on USB


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- 11-30-2012, 05:23 PM Thread Author #1
The First Game
So what's your bet on the first game released?
8800 (Retired), 9000 (Retired), 9800 (T-Mobile), PB64 WiFi, Droid 4 (VZW) - 11-30-2012, 05:27 PM #2
Cant imagine there is / will be a first . . . many many will all launch simultaneously. For that matter, many are already confirmed, right?
This one is easy, Angry Birds!
I've already made Fact or Fiction for BB10, although I need to recompile it with the latest SDK.
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There is already tonnes of games. Like SCrid2000 said, they need to be recompiled against the latest SDK or marked compatible for BB10.
Excuse me, I'm making perfect sense. You're just not keeping up.
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Any chance of getting your 4pt5 for 6pt0 to work with the Bold 9900 running 7.1? Been looking for something like that for a while, even started a thread for it in the 9900 Themes section. Sorry for bringing this up in a different thread.
Now back to your regularly scheduled thread topic lolDon't take Life so seriously, you'll never get out alive - 12-08-2012, 09:34 AM Thread Author #8
Well, looks like we have a winner.
8800 (Retired), 9000 (Retired), 9800 (T-Mobile), PB64 WiFi, Droid 4 (VZW) - 12-11-2012, 03:04 PM #11
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Yellow Dog Linux Installs Neatly on an iPod
The concept's great: what would it be like to have a pocket-size device that I could plug in to just about any Macintosh and by simply rebooting the computer be running a full-blown Linux installation? There are oodles of Linux OSes for Intel architectures, of course, but the Mac, until very recently, has been built around the Motorola architecture, so the number of choices are rather fewer.
One of the few Linux OSes for the PowerPC is called Yellow Dog, from Terra Soft Corp., www.yellowdoglinux.com. It costs about $60 US for the install CDs and documentation or $30 US for the "geek edition" (that's just the install CDs), or you can download it for free from the Web site. And, let me answer the obvious question: because Mac OS X already is a UNIX (basically FreeBSD with lots of added stuff, much of which you can find in Darwin, www.apple.com/darwin), why bother with a Mac Linux? The answer is that although Mac OS X is a splendid mating of a UNIX operating system with all the graphical goodness of Apple's user interface design, it's still not Linux. If you're in a Linux environment and want to run KDE or GNOME, you don't have to graft it onto Mac OS X if you can run a Linux designed for the Mac platform instead. Besides, isn't it kinda cool anyway?
Anyway, I had a spare Apple iPod, a first-generation 5GB device that worked via the Firewire interface rather than the more modern USB connection, and I was assured by the folks at Yellow Dog that I could squeeze YDL into as small as 1GB. I have plenty of space on a 5GB device. Of course, I already had a gig of music and audio books I wanted to preserve, so the first test was to see if I could repartition the device to grab 3GB for Linux and keep 2GB for audio and iPod content. The perfect stealth Linux device, right?
So, one afternoon I decided to take the plunge and hooked up my iPod to my PowerBook computer and inserted the first of the YDL 4.1 install disks and restarted the Mac, holding down the C key to force the device to boot off the CD-ROM, not the internal hard disk. When prompted, I typed in install firewire and away we went.
New to the 4.x version of Yellow Dog is the inclusion of the popular Anaconda graphical installer, which makes everything quite a bit easier. It lets you resize existing drive partitions to make space for the new operating system. The new partitions also can be made bootable, which is a critical component for the success of this project.
Theoretically, partitioning should be pretty easy. I have a 5GB iPod firewire device and am using just a wee bit more than 1GB of it for music. I'll resize the iPod drive to 2GB and have 3GB spare to repartition as an ext3 filesystem and be good to go.
Well, that's the theory, but it doesn't quite work out that way.
Part way through the install process, managed by Anaconda, I have the option of accepting an automatic partitioning scheme or using Disk Druid to work with my disk partitions manually. I take the latter path and am glad to see that one of the drives is identified as "Drive /dev/sda (4769MB) Model: Apple iPod", so there's no worry that I'll accidentally reformat or resize my laptop drive, which would be quite ungood. To resize the iPod drive, I simply choose that partition and click Edit in the Disk Druid, and then specify that I want it to be 2,000MB rather than 4,769MB (which should give me 2.7GB for Linux). It promptly recalculates that to be 1,999MB and within about 90 seconds rebuilds the iPod disk partition, leaving a big chunk of space unallocated.
Here's where I get into trouble, because I'm a UNIX geek who is sure that I can proceed without reading any darn manual or instructions. Yeah, even Terra Soft expects this and has a note in the installation guide (which I didn't read until afterward, of course) saying, "User error is common. Not because people lack intelligence, but because people are smart and too determined to jump into their new operating system without reading the Guide to Installation. Especially those of you who are Linux Experts—you know who you are!" Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Fortunately, the trouble ate up only time, and didn't corrupt anything. Basically, although I figured that I simply could create one partition that was all the available space, Disk Druid wouldn't let me proceed without also creating an Apple Boot partition, and then, after I figured that out (the Apple Boot partition is instead of ext3, and not the same as the /boot mountpoint for an ext3 partition), it also insisted I create a swap partition too.
More than once it complained, and I had to back up and resize the new partition down, then create an additional partition, but, finally, here's where I ended up (Table 1).
Table 1. Partition Breakdown
Partition | Size | File Type | Mountpoint |
sda3 | 2000MB | foreign | |
sda4 | 1MB | Apple Bootable | |
sda5 | 125MB | swap | |
sda6 | 2596MB | ext3 | / |
If you're paying attention, you'll see that the swap space is really too small. You should have at least the same swap space as your physical memory, and typically 1.5x is a better size for performance reasons. Because I have 756MB of RAM, that means I should have at least a 756MB swap space. Oh well. I indicated that I was okay with a nonrecommended size and proceeded anyway.
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I did not install this yet
I will try that
would this have any chance
would this have any chance of working on a windows computer or are you develpoing one as we type?
What a Great Idea
I was seriously thinking of getting a new PC, one for important work stuff about uv bulb
installations and another for, well...games. By getting hold of an Ipod I can
keep the two separate. Thanks for the tip!
No 5G Ipods on Ebay today!
You said. "... a quick search on eBay shows that you can pick up one of these ancient 5GB iPod units for less than $60 US, on average."
This article must have been written several months ago as there are absolutely no 5GB iPods on Ebay today.
Have you checked on the
Have you checked on the effects of using a swap partition on your Ipod. From the goggling that I did on the subject, I came away with the impression that the ipod is not really meant to host an os. And that it would quickly kill the Ipod.
Though something I was playing with is using a Ubuntu live disk too debootstrap a pen drive and then booting it with a ram disk kernel. That way it would cut way down on disk activity.
Something to think about anyhow.
linux on mac
I like ubuntu on my g3 that I received used. os/x is harder to use and you have to pay a fortune for the os and application software to even use your machine. Debian Rocks.
Ubuntu on G3
I tried running xubuntu and ubuntu on a dual usb G3 with no luck. How did you get yours to work well?
A few things.
Firstly, I kind of wish the title of this article was clearer about whether it was about executing linux on the ipod processor, or about running linux on the computer to which an ipod is attached. Maybe it's hard to squeeze that into a title (I haven't thought too hard about it), but from the title I assumed it was for running linux on an ipod.
I guess i'm kind of in the dark also about anything that's special booting a computer off an iPod. It's just a disk, you should be able to install anything on it. Perhaps if there's a common use case then a howto document might be useful for people. Maybe I'm just being a curmudgeon.
Lastly, "squeezing" Linux into a gigabyte? Surely this is a joke. When SuSE Linux was shipping on 6 CDROMs a relatively complete install took only a little more than this. Single floppy and dual floppy editions of linux are well known. I'm kind of confused that this capability was ever in question, having run Linux off a 60MB partition for several years.
I loved the article, a shame
I loved the article, a shame I found it after I managed to do the same. I didn't realised of the trick using Druits partition and pre-partition the iPod using iPartition to free enough hard drive on my 20GB iPod. Install Yellow Dog by asking the partitioner to install in the free space of the iPod - it took me a while to figure this out.
Wanted to install Ubuntu rather but unfortunately the corrent version doesn't support external drive installation - there are some article explaining how to go around that but I won't go that far.
I reply to this message because I totally disagree with this message. I think that is very useful to have Linux running from my iPod. The article also have the novelty value but people alway have something to complain about.
Thanks very much for the article. Welldone!
Re: A few things
I agree with Joshua. At first I thought it was about running linux on the iPod, and perhaps connecting one of those folding keyboards to it.
Thanks any way for the aricle.
The 1 gigabyte partition is not for linux !!!
The 1 gigabyte partition is not for linux... it's just the apple bootstrap that is used for booting the system. If you look at the patitionning table you will see 2gigs and a half (sda6 ext3 /) for linux.
I did follow this tutorial to install linux on my 40G third generation ipod, an I must say it's not that easy because the MAC OSX "Disk Utility" sucks. You cannot detroy and recreate a partition with it, you have to use the command line utility "pdisk". Don't use the yellow dog disk utility to destroy or recreate your ipods' partitions because it is totally unable to format or resize an hfs+ partition.
What you have to do is connect your ipod (in disk mode) on your MAC, backup your ipod's data, unmount the ipod, destroy partiton number 3 using pdisk (terminal sudo pdisk /dev/disk1), recreate it smaller to keep free space for your linux installation (using pdisk as well), recreate a filesystem on this partiton (newfs_hfs -J -v myIpod /dev/disk1s3), mount it anywhere (/tmp for example) and copy back all your data on the ipod. Then you will have a working "smaller" ipod where you will be able to start the yellow dog installer.
RE: A few things
While I also believed this to be an article on installing Linux on an iPod, i didn't carry that belief past the first paragraph.
As for the nothing special about booting off an iPod... I think it's an achievment none the less, especially when preserving that data and iPod filesystem. As for a common use case... how often have you sat down at a computer and wished it had what you wanted to boot.. with all your settings etc?
As for your squeezing remark... people generally like to have a linux distro running with a decent desktop, not just a shell. Nobody cares how long you have been running linux on 60MB. There are thousands out there running it longer on less.
Quit complaining and accept the article for what it is and not what you want or think it should be!
I think pendrives are useful
I think pendrives are useful enough to install Gnu/Linux inside them. Why?, well for many reasons, I don't agree the "forget...", because are things very differents. Pendrives doesn't have 30 / 60 gb, and yes, iPod s are disk, you are able to do things inside them. If iPod are useful, pendrives are too.
Imho, there's nothing to do about pendrives and iPod's, because many things, I guess you know.
The lymited cycles of the
The lymited cycles of the pendrives are an issue. It's recommended to use Slax, or another distro designed to work in that kind of hardware, with less activity logging, and stuff.
YDL on 30 GB iPod?
I wanted to give a try YDL4.x for my 5th gen 30 GB iPod. I have 2 questions:
#1 Does YDL4.x support my model?
#2 If I install YDL4.x for sometime...HOWTO get back to my original Apple iPod software? Or HOWTO revert back to my original Factory settings state? (assuming YDL4.x wipes off entire drive & puts ext3 based filesystem)
Any help is highly appreciated.
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n Thursday April 4, 1968 at 6:01 pm, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was gunned down while standing on the balcony outside of his room at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, TN. Do you remember Where you were (and what you were doing) on the evening of April 4, 1968?
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