Not on the monitor end, but on the computer endĪs long as I don't trip over the wires, it's usually ok i use a kvm, i asked myself if eventually thats the reason.īut "falling out" is nearly impossible X)įsmithred: i did not tried till now, cause i only thought of this a few minutes ago, also. I get only low res on the display if the plug is falling out.įsmithred: yes it is. Rrq: why do u think something is missing?īecause it didn't show up in the log (that first log)īut let me caveat that I'm far from and X pertįrabbit, make sure the video cable is plugged in all the way. My tty running all in this i dunno 1024x7somethingĭid you try with adding the missing modeline before using it? I think it's onw xrandr -newmode, and one xrandr -addmode With RAMTMP=yes you can still set /tmp to be a tmpfsĪlso it is that i have this low resolution from boot on With /usr optionally on a bigger FS, /usr/tmp was common until they invented /var to allow a readonly /usr tmp often was on a small boot partition classically Perhaps /var/tmp has morphed into a persistent storage location. Maybe dir names should show the intended use better. Vi's recover files make less sense there too if lost after reboot ccache dirs into there because they survived reboots
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May be some software tales care of their own files thereīut I was used to putting e.g. Yeti : Agreed, however, is there anything that deletes the files in /var/tmp after 30 days or so? Temp files in /var/tmp shall survive reboots etc/rcS.d/S12mountall-bootclean.sh: # Clean /tmp, /var/lock, /var/run GyrosGeier : Perchance do you know which script clears /var/tmp? Sysv-rc cleared /tmp /var/tmp and /var/run I haven't see anything for /var/tmp on boot or otherwisde. I see /tmp cleansing in /lib/init/bootclean.sh. The main distinction to /tmp is that it's not expected to be cleared during operation I think /tmp shall be cleaned on reboots, /var/tmp not Is there one? Does /var/tmp persist forever? 'm not seeing a script that cleans /var/tmp.
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To make the IDE support associated compilations for inferring visibility between source sets, add the following code to your adle(.kts): If you need to express that one of your custom compilations is connected to another, create your own associated compilation. The Kotlin compiler associates some compilations by default, such as the test and main compilations of each target. Associating compilations establishes internal visibility between them. You can associate compilations by setting up such a relationship between them that one compilation will use the compiled outputs of the other. Ignore – the plugin will skip the check and won't produce any messages. Warning – the default value the Kotlin Gradle plugin will print a warning message. For example: the compileKotlin task has jvmTarget=1.8, and the compileJava task has (or inherits) targetCompatibility=15.Ĭontrol the behavior of this check by setting the .mode property in the adle file equal to: Different values of jvmTarget in the kotlin extension and targetCompatibility in the java extension cause incompatibility. Main and test source set compile tasks are not related.įor such related tasks, the Kotlin Gradle plugin checks for JVM target compatibility. In the build module, you may have related compile tasks, for example: += 'src/main/myKotlin'Ĭheck for JVM target compatibility of related compile tasks
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