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• When will firefox be released 31.3 for solaris?

  ESR 31.3 Firefox for Solaris has been scheduled for December 2, according to the RapidRelease calendar. It was not posted on the Mozilla FTP starting December 10. I know that Mozilla relies on contributors for Solaris Firefox packages, but can anyone provide an update?

  Update: Firefox 31.3 for Solaris and Open Solaris was posted at:

  https://FTP.Mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/Firefox/releases/31.3.0esr/contrib/

  Thanks for all the input.

• How can I turn off javascript in Firefox 30 for all users on my box of Solaris 10 x 86?

  I have a Solaris 10 box in a secure environment (no Internet) with 30 installed Firefox. I need to block javascript in a disabled state for all users. I know that each user can enable/disable javascript with subject: config, but it is only one per / user activity. I want the javascript.enabled value set to false for all users. In addition, any user should be able to change this setting.

  Is there a place with a config file or prefs that affects all the users?

  Try: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Locking_preferences

• Install the package for Firefox 30.0 on Sun Solaris 10 SPARC?

  Looking for the latest Firefox 30 Sun Solaris 10 SPARC package. It appears he either not yet displayed or development of Firefox on Sun Solaris has ceased.

  http://FTP.Mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/Firefox/releases/latest/contrib/
  http://FTP.Mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/Firefox/releases/latest/contrib-localized/

  http://FTP.Mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/Firefox/releases/30.0/contrib/
  http://FTP.Mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/Firefox/releases/30.0/contrib-localized/

  The package name should be similar to "firefox-30.0.en-US.solaris-10-fcs-sparc-pkg.bz2".

  Thank you!

  30.0 Firefox for Solaris was posted to http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/30.0/contrib/ July 4, 2014. Took them a while but better late than never.

• battery or solar powered iphone 6?

  I have an iPhone 6 and would like to know if I can safely power favorite free this device using a powered solar panel or an external battery such as those like below. I'm having a bit of time figure this out on my own and do not want to try it unless people smarter as I say it's OK.

  Thank you

  battery power:

  http://themicrostart.com/products/micro-starts/XP1/

  solar energy:

  http://overlandsolar.com/collections/portable-solar-panels/products/21-Watt-Ultr a portable folding - solar charger

  You probably can as your power source can provide the necessary power required by the MBA. I think it's around 40 watts to load or operation of the charger. Just check the ability to power AC charger. Of course, you must provide the right voltage. This information should be on the power adapter, though difficult to read.

• Solar charger for Mac Book

  I wonder if there is any charger of solar energy available for Mac Book. below are the specifications of my laptop.

  

  Re: Charger solar Macbook Pro

  This is the Office Mac Pro forum. I asked that your post be moved to the MacBook Pro laptop forum.

• Where can I find a version of Firefox to download for Solaris 10?

  It doesn't seem to be a version of Firefox for Solaris 10. If there is, where is the link where I can download it?

  http://sunfreeware.com/Mozilla.html

• Can Qosmio G20 - I install Solaris on it

  Hi Guy,

  I want to install Solaris on my laptop of G20 Qosmiop. I have already created two partitions on my 1st disc and I already installed WIN XP on the first Partition.
  So in my second Partition on the disk I want to install the Solaris x 86 operating system.
  When I go through the process of initialization of the system with solaris, it throws the error as "Thheir is No DISK FOUND.

  Any idea or Suggestion.
  Regards.

  Hello

  Qosmio G20 uses the RAID controller.
  If you install windows for example you must integrate the RAID driver at the beginning.
  I guess that the same procedure should be made on the Solaris operating system.
  Unfortunately, Toshiba doesn't supports any other operating system. Only the name of Microsoft Windows.

  If you want, you can see the Solaris page. Maybe you will find detailed information.
  http://www.OpenSolaris.org/OS/

• detect cracks in solar cells

  Hello

  IAM using assistant vision 8.5, labview 8.6, my requirement is
  to find the cracks in the solar cell, can someone suggest me a solution, iam
  sending the sample image

  Your first task is to get a picture with a difference however between crack and surface of the 'good '. Did you fix an image? He was not part.

  Depending on the construction of your solar cells and the step in the manufacturing process, that you're there, it might be interesting to explore what the IR lighting can do for you.

• Feedback loops for the algorithm of peak power of solar cell

  Hello. I have some experience with Labview but I am struggling with the structures and feedback. I have an instrument that defines a load power voltage and measures. It will be connected to a solar cell that has a peak power (see the trace on the photo). I need a simple program that will make the instrument to oscillate around the point of maximum power. He must set the voltage, power, add a voltage increase, measure power, then add or subtract the voltage according to the question of whether the power has increased or decreased from previous measure. I am attaching a schema. Start V and delta V will be given and fixed. I don't know how to implement with Labview code. Thanks for any help!

  Hello

  Search here for a simulated a simple peak loop

  It allows to store the previous registry data at offset

  e time delay without the processor and also to simulate the transfer of communication with instrument

  concerning

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• LabVIEW code 2013-> Solaris?

  Is it possible to make Windows code developed in Labview 2013 executable on Solaris?

  Thank you

  N ° at the same time, NEITHER had a version of LabVIEW for Solaris, but it is no longer available.

• How to detect solar cells of the image

  Hi all

  Sorry, I posted this question on the other forum but received no response. Please help me in this task. Actually, trying to detect the solar cell off image and I thought of making a histogram of the image could be a first step, but I'm not the case now. Could you please provide me with an example of similar task which can be useful. Thank you

  Concerning

  Your original thread is not dead.  I propose to close this thread and stuck with the original.

  Hell!  Meanwhile the other thread made reference to this.  It seems that you now have to maintain two threads for a question...

• convert timestamp in the chart for another kind of calendar as solar calendar

  Expert SALVATION of labview and other members
  in a project, I need to consider the solar calendar to display data in the chart, but as you know time in labview timestamp begin between 1904 and is the Gregorian calendar and could not show for example 1394 as solar calendar
  anyone knows how can I change them for the appropriate mode

  
  

• equation of solar cell

  I implement the ideal mathematical model of a solar cell, with the equation of the solar cell as my base. It is to be part of a simulation of a PV system which includes a solar cell, an MPPT algorithm and a converter DC / DC. I am familiar with the toolkit OR for the characterization of cells PV I - V, and I use the * files lvm for voltage as input for my VI. However, it seems that I'm incorrect values in the XY graph, especially to the value axis. Can somebody proficient with PV cells take a look at my VI? I've included the VI and the * lvm file I used. Thanks in advance.

  Have you tried to use the screws supplied by the box for tools without modification to compare the values you receive?

  
  

  You receive the correct values when you manually enter the equation constants?

  
  

  I found a tutorial that may be useful on the toolkit of I to V relating to photovoltaic cells.

  http://zone.NI.com/DevZone/CDA/tut/p/ID/7230

  I hope this helps!

• deploy Labview on Solaris

  Hello world
  The project I'm working on that has two parts. Part 1 is data on a Solaris system. Part 2, supercomputers, already made in Labview on Windows (at least, so far).
  The problem, I hope you can help me with is in part 2. My internal clients get the rash when Windows is mentioned (they are old-school, UNIX command line, engineers, who the only VI, they know, is the popular "vi" text editor UNIX intensive). I want to port the supercomputers and beautiful parcels that Labview provides in Solaris, to keep them happy.
  I could come up with these options, which involves my Laview existing (with a few minor changes maybe) code reuse:
  (1) get and older Solaris Labview with application builder, so I can deploy the program for end users... can I get it back? If so, how?
  (2) download a recent version of Linux and test it on Solaris... Since Linux and Unix are so similar, I guess there are little hope on that. Has anyone tried this before? any opinion on this approach (perhaps you are 100% positive, it is worth a try, or 100% positive, this will not work)?
  (3) I have the toolkit of the Internet. Reading (a little) about it, it seems there is a way to 'see' a VI running on a PC via a web browser running on another machine (front only). If this is true, I could potentially run my VI on Windows and have my Windows-allergic users see the plots through a browser. Is this possible? If not, is there something similar I can do?
  (4) my current solution, if none of the above work, would be to deploy a Windows executable (pass them their allergy) and installed it on a remote PC, which can be accessed using VNC. The VI would get (produced in part 1, Solaris) data through the network, a path of UNIX (via FTP or simple mapping of Windows player through a Samba server).
  I would appreciate comments about my options, or options/ideas.
  Thank you very much!
  PS: currently using Solaris 10 and Labview 8.2 for Windows

  agustin_sun wrote:

  Dennis Knutson says:

  3. the internet Toolbox is not at all necessary. Signs of distance is a feature in LabVIEW. To view web pages, you must install a compatible runtime engine. If you have 7.1 for windows and you can save backup so that you might be able to use this option. You must also 8.0 as it's the only version that you can use to save as a 7.1.

  (3) I want to make sure I understand: I have a PC (for my code) and a Sun (Sparc. For my users) machine. I run the VI on the PC and use a browser on the Sun to see the VI running on the PC. Should I have the runtime on the machine of Sun to allow the browser to see the VI? If this is the case, I have a similar problem as option 1.

  Thank you very much for your answer!

  Yes, you need the runtime on SPARC. Execution is always available for download. The difference with option 1 is that you would look for a windows version 7.1 and which would be much simpler than to try to find a version of solaris to 7.1.

  Another option that might work would be to spend at least 8.6 and you can deploy VIs as long as web services. This does not require a LabVIEW implementation installed on the client. This isn't something that I have experience with, but you might want to pursue this avenue.

• PDA, USB (Solar Express Card CF) host

  Not sure of the interest.  But I tried the new Solar Express Compact Flash USB host card (currently in an IPAQ 210 PDA running WinMobile 6).

  It worked like a charm with LabView PDA DAQbase code example and NI USB-6009 case.

  I really bought this for use in an accommodation not USB - PDA and will try in an Axim X50v.

  For the record the IPAQ 210 has a built-in feature, USB Host but initially good cables were not available, these are now available and the USB-6009 case work with them.  Unfortunately, I could only to work if the route cables through a USB-mini first hub.  This is not necessary with the card see

  In the CF and the native IPAQ USB accommodation, no additional power supply is required to run the 6009, although I still have to check the battery consumption.  The solar Express card comes with a cable USB Y-joint, which allows the additional power supply accessory on USB.  The card CF itself, I think, is limited to 200 my draw.

  See below links for the solar Express product.

  http://www.twin-paradox.com/SEPDA.html

  http://www.lightconecorp.net/blog/

  I think it works well for the price of $85.  And seems to work with many older PDA, which is good for the fans and those who, like me, with the 'old' unused who hang out.

  -Al

  Hi Al,.

  Thanks for all the Info!   Should certainly be of interest to a number of people!

  See you soon,.