$ sudo apt-get install cedarview-drm libva-cedarview-vaapi-driver cedarview-graphics-drivers  Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree        Reading state information... Done  E: Unable to locate package cedarview-drm E: Unable to locate package libva-cedarview-vaapi-driver E: Unable to locate package cedarview-graphics-drivers   .  $ uname -m i686    Why can't I find these "cedarview-drm packages"?
I am looking for instructions on how to install cedarview graphics drivers on Ubuntu 13.04 32bit.  My graphics hardware is a GMA3600 aka Power VR SGX545.  EDIT: It seems that they are not in Raring yet, but only Precise:   EDIT2: they seem to be closed source.
What are the details surrounding the brass brazier required for the Find Familiar spell? In our campaign, I play a warlock and brass braziers are hard to come by. I want to carry a brass brazier in case my familiar dies and I need to again cast find familiar.   How bulky is a small brass brazier? Can it be carried for several weeks without hindering long distance foot travel? That is, because of its shape or weight, does the typical brass brazier reduce my speed? What's the price of a small, simple brass brazier? How long would it take a brass worker to make a small, simple brazier? How long would it take the brass worker to make one specifically designed to be eminently portable? In both cases, assume the brass worker works nonstop exclusively on the brazier.     What I'm looking for are references, similar cases, and information that can help handle these issues properly and accurately. First and foremost in D&amp;D 5e (especially RAW) and then other RPGs and even real world, if they could be used to make estimates about the answers to these questions when we compare how similar cases translate to D&amp;D 5e mechanics. Does Gollum know that others call him Gollum? I recently saw a question titled "" (10k+ users only). I thought, "surely someone has asked this question before", and began looking for a duplicate.  is a question with the exact same title, just with a little different punctuation and casing. It was "Jquery vs Javascript" and "jQuery vs. Javascript?". The only difference being the ., ?, and the casing.  Since we now , I propose that when checking for questions with duplicate names, certain punctuation be striped out to prevent the duplicate from occurring in the first place.  As pointed out in the comments, if isn't already, white-space and non-printable characters may want to be removed for duplicate detection as well. This might be a stupid question, but why exactly is work a path function?  In school, my teacher said it’s because it depends on the path. She gave an example of walking up a mountain, and said the work you expend depends on the path you take (straight path up or circling up around the mountain). But isn’t the work expended just equal to $E= mgh?$ Trying to manually sign android package with jarsigner.exe and install with adb.exe What's the purpose of two capacitors in parallel? What's the purpose of the two capacitors in parallel on each side of the regulator in      I've seen similar setups in other similar circuits and can guess that it's related to one being polarized an one not, but I don't really understand what's going on there. What are WPF Preview Events? I noticed that if I run ls -F on a directory, some of the entries have a * or a @ after them.   spuder@ubuntu:~$ ls -F /sbin acpi_available*   getpcaps*           lvmconf*                 ntfscp*        start-stop-daemon* agetty*           getty*              lvmdiskscan@             ntfslabel*     status@ alsa*             halt@               lvmdump*                 ntfsresize*    stop@ alsactl*          hdparm*             lvmsadc@      spuder@ubuntu:~$ ls -F ~ daq-0.6.1/  examples.desktop       noname-cache.lib  snort-2.9.1/   Templates/ Desktop/    jpgraph-1.27.1/        noname.sch        snortfiles/    Ubuntu One/ Documents/     According to the ls man pages   spuder@ubuntu:~$ man ls ... -F, --classify   append indicator (one of */=&gt;@|) to entries ...   I'm guessing that @ means symbolic link,     What do these other indicators mean ( */=&gt;@| )  ? Suppose I sold an option on stock X, with strike price Y, and expiry date Z. Suppose I later buy an option on the same stock, with the same strike price, and the same expiry date. Do these two positions cancel out each other (i.e. both contracts cease to exist anywhere), or will I end up with two separate contracts?  Is it the same with the reverse situation? e.g. I bought an option on stock A, with strike price B, and expiry date C. If I later sell an option on the same stock, with the same strike price and expiry date, will I end up with two contracts (one long position, one short position)? My Windows folder takes up too much space - how can I reduce it? In typical PCs the Size of Windows Folder is 6 to 8 GB but in my Case its 25GB. How can I delete the unwanted files from the Windows Folder (which, in turn, will optimize my C Drive size).  My system is Windows 7 with 60 GB in C Drive with 59 GB occupied. How do I run two isolated instances of firefox? Windows Logs Application is full of "Login failed for user 'sa'. Reason: Password did not match that for the login provided. [CLIENT: ****]" I have Windows Server 2016, with SQL Server 2017, and found Windows Log Application is full of Login failed messages (as follows) :     Login failed for user 'sa'. Reason: Password did not match that for the login provided. [CLIENT: ****]    Client's IP addresses are various. I don't have any maintenance plan in SQL Server     What's the problem? Detect edits to add [SOLVED] or [RESOLVED] to the title and direct the user to add an answer Redirect the output of a command in `time command` I am trying to time something using:  /usr/bin/time myCommand   However, since /usr/bin/time writes to stderr, if myCommand also writes to stderr, I will get more than just time's output on the stream. What I want to do is, redirect all of myCommand's output to /dev/null, but still write time's output to stderr. Using an example myCommand that writes to stderr of ls /nofile, we see that (obviously) there is no output at all with the following:  $ /usr/bin/time ls /nofile 2&gt; /dev/null $   Without any redirection, we see both the output from ls (to stderr) and the output from time (also to stderr):  $ /usr/bin/time ls /nofile ls: cannot access /nofile: No such file or directory 0.00user 0.00system 0:00.00elapsed 0%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata 3776maxresident)k 0inputs+0outputs (0major+278minor)pagefaults 0swaps   What I want is something that simply produces:  $ /usr/bin/time ls /nofile &gt; RedirectThatImAskingFor 0.00user 0.00system 0:00.00elapsed 0%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata 3776maxresident)k 0inputs+0outputs (0major+278minor)pagefaults 0swaps   Any ideas? How long would the conference be for? I want to know if this is grammatically correct " How long would the conference be for?". How do I bind a WPF DataGrid to a variable number of columns? My WPF application generates sets of data which may have a different number of columns each time.  Included in the output is a description of each column that will be used to apply formatting.  A simplified version of the output might be something like:  class Data {     IList&lt;ColumnDescription&gt; ColumnDescriptions { get; set; }     string[][] Rows { get; set; } }   This class is set as the DataContext on a WPF DataGrid but I actually create the columns programmatically:  for (int i = 0; i &lt; data.ColumnDescriptions.Count; i++) {     dataGrid.Columns.Add(new DataGridTextColumn     {         Header = data.ColumnDescriptions[i].Name,         Binding = new Binding(string.Format("[{0}]", i))     }); }   Is there any way to replace this code with data bindings in the XAML file instead? How to stop apt from doing anything Sort order in Windows Explorer The behaviour described below occurs on Windows-7 systems and on Windows XP. We operate in a dual-language environment - English and Hebrew.  When in Windows Explorer we sort files by name, the order in which they are listed is not what we would expect. Here is a list of file names as sorted by Windows Explorer (all of the files have a .pdf suffix):   1G110033H-PP 19C050G-PP-ORB 19C050H-PPRM 19C100H-PPRM 19C-MBPS-PP 19C-MBPS-PP-1 29AAC050-PP 29AAC100-PP 29AAC100-PPUL   29B004064-PP 101AC050-PP 101AC100-PP 101B100-PPE 1091003G-PPFSUL 10108033G-PPSA 10125033H-PPM     It looks to me that first the items are sorted according to the position of the first alphabetic character in the name, and then, within those groups, they are sorted in "normal" alpha-numeric order.  That is, all the files with an alpha character in the first position are on top of the list, followed by those with the first alpha character in the second position, followed by those with the first alpha character in the third position, and so on.  An alternate way of looking at this is that, in a file name composed of numbers and letters, the sort treats the first group of numbers in the name as the major sort node, with the rest of the name being the secondary sort node.  Now that I understand the sequencing logic, it's not a big problem, but I was wondering why this happens? Removing the password from a PDF file I have a couple of ebooks as PDFs with passwords, however my ebook reader (sony prs600) doesn't seem to support PDFs with passwords.  What is the easiest of removing the password from a PDF (I know the password, which presumably helps a lot).  It's a bit annoying buying a book and then only being able to read it in front of a computer. Add a custom curve mapping property for an add-on? Question The title says it all. I want to be able to make this in Blender's UI, and sample it at specific points :  Problem There is very insufficient documentation on this, and I can't find any examples for how to create a . I have worked with templates before, and , but it requires a curve mapping prop. Extra Info I found a few threads about this, and one gives me the impression that this cannot be done at all, but it is also very old.   This similar question has been asked here before, but it didn't even get a comment:  Is this even possible to access in python (as in only accessible in C)?