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• 1-pre9 Loaded >| prism2_init: dev_info is: prism2_cs >| prism2_cs: GetNextTuple: No more items >| prism2sta_config: NextTuple failure? It's probably a Vcc mismatch. >| prism2sta_event: prism2_cs: Initialization failed! >| Unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at virtual address >| 00000000 printing eip: >| d0864261 >| *pde = 00000000 >| Oops: 0000 >| CPU: 0 >| EIP: 0010: <d0864261> Not tainted >| EFLAGS: 00010017 >| eax: 00000000 ebx: cf35d0d8 ecx: 00000246 edx: 00000000 >| esi: cf35d000 edi: cf35d000 ebp: cfd3ed38 esp: cf32bc98 >| ds: 0018 es: 0018 ss: 0018 >| Process cardmgr (pid: 228, stackpage=cf32b000) >| Stack: cf7ad200 c12f1b80 cf9e0800 d086ea9f cf35d000 c12f1a80 cf7eff40 >| cfd3ee8a cf32bcf6 d085998a c12f1b80 00000000 4050643f 00000050 >| cfd3ed00 d085a14a 00000000 cf32bcec 00000050 00000000 00000000 >| 73697270 635f326d 00000073 Call Trace: <d086ea9f> <d085998a> >| <d085a14a> <c01f410f> <c0230682> <c01f1155> <c01f0f5c> >| <c01f21cf> <c0128c87> <c01b7e20> <c0115d08> <c0123e56> >| <c01f2a93> <c0147899> <c01073df> >| >| Code: 8b 00 ff 4b 08 c7 42 08 00 00 00 00 89 58 04 89 86 d8 00 00 > >What is a "Vcc mismatch" and how can I solve the problem? > >Thanks a lot >Carsten Cordes > >_______________________________________________ >Linux-wlan-user mailing list >Linux-wlan-user@lists. ... com/mailman/listinfo/linux-wlan-user > > > -- Keyid: 0xB35AB858 Fingerprint: 8D98 ACDA 3F3D 6223 36A2 7201 B017 8D07 B35A B858 http://www. ...
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• > Not directly crypto related I grant, but seeing as Ross mentioned the > issue of fingerprint identification here. ... Rather that than change the rules which led to the failure in the first place! Summary of case background: a wrongful prosecution occurred as a result of a false fingerprint match. The victim, a policewoman, called US experts to prove a mismatch. ... ) The government initially refused to admit a mismatch and instead claimed that the jury had been perverse. ... The three police officers responsible for the mismatch have been suspended and may be prosecuted for perjury. ...
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• 15-19, D-90429 Nürnberg Key fingerprint = 58CA 54C7 6D53 942B 1756 01D3 44D5 214B 8276 4ED5 "And now for something completely different. ...
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• " -rebuild"; print "Building Understand database\n"; system("$und_cmd") && die "\ncannot execute understand command"; # remove tmp file unlink($fileslist) or die "Couldn't remove temporary file $fileslist : $!"; # return return($database); } sub reportProjectDiffs { my ($old_db_name,$new_db_name) = @_; my $no_new_metrics = scalar(%new_projectMetrics); my $no_old_metrics = scalar(%old_projectMetrics); if ( scalar(%old_projectMetrics) != scalar(%new_projectMetrics) ) { die "different number of metrics"; } print "\n"; printStat("Project Metrics","old","new"); printStat("----------------------","-----","-----"); foreach my $metric (sort keys %new_projectMetrics) { printStat("$metric",$old_projectMetrics{$metric},$new_projectMetrics{$metric}); } } sub readProjectMetrics { my ($projectMetrics,$db) = @_; my @metricslist = $db->metrics(); my @metrics = $db->metric(@metricslist); for (my $i=0; $iclose(); } sub read_database { my ($db_file,$files_array_ref,$projectMetrics_hash_ref) = @_; print "Reading Understand database\n"; my $db = openDatabase($db_file); # make sure this database is the same language as previous if ( $language && $language != $db->language() ) { print " Language mismatch\n"; exit; } $language = $db->language(); # get sorted file entities list my $kind = "File ~unknown ~unresolved"; foreach my $ent (sort{$a->longname() cmp $b->longname();} $db->ents($kind)) { my $filename = $ent->longname(); # print the filename print "Getting entities for: $filename\n"; # create lexer object my ($lexer,$status) = $ent->lexer(); if ($status) { print "file $status, cannot examine data\n"; return; } # open file directly and calculate a finger print # hopefully save time later if no changes open(FILE,") { $string = $string. $_; } close(FILE); my $fingerprint = Understand::Util::checksum($string); my %ents = (); $ents{"Function"} = get_ents_by_file($db,$ent,"Function",$lexer); $ents{"Class"} = get_ents_by_file($db,$ent,"Class",$lexer); $ents{"Struct"} = get_ents_by_file($db,$ent,"Struct",$lexer); $ents{"Procedure"} = get_ents_by_file($db,$ent,"Procedure",$lexer); $ents{"Package"} = get_ents_by_file($db,$ent,"Package",$lexer); $ents{"Macro"} = get_ents_by_file($db,$ent,"Macro",$lexer); # print_ents($functions); my $file_age = -M $ent->longname(); my @fileMetrics = $ent->metric("CountLine"), $ent->metric("CountLineCode"), $ent->metric("CountLineComment"), $ent->metric("CountStmtDecl"), $ent->metric("CountStmtExe"), ; my @fileInfo= $ent->longname(), $ent->name(), $file_age, $fingerprint, \%ents, ; push( @$files_array_ref, $db_file,@fileInfo,@fileMetrics ); } readProjectMetrics($projectMetrics_hash_ref,$db); # close and remove database closeDatabase($db); # remove temporary database files if directories were given if ( -d $oldOpt && -d $newOpt ) { unlink($db_file) or die "Couldn't remove temporary database $db_file : $!"; } } sub get_ents_by_file { my ($db,$file_ent,$entkind,$lexer) = @_; # print "Getting $entkind entities\n"; my @ents = (); my $refkind; my $lang = $db->language(); if ( $lang =~ /Ada83/i || $lang =~ /Ada95/i) { $refkind = "Declare"; } elsif ( $lang =~ /C/i ) { $refkind = "Define"; } elsif ( $lang =~ /F/i ) { $refkind = "Define"; } my @refs = $file_ent->refs($refkind,$entkind); my @sorted_refs = sort{$a->ent()->longname() cmp $b->ent()->longname();} @refs; foreach my $ref (@sorted_refs) { my ($fingerprint,$end_line,$end_column) = get_fingerprint($lexer,$ref); my $uniquename = $file_ent->name(). ... $ref->ent()->kindname(); my $entMetrics = $ref->ent()->metric("CountLine"), $ref->ent()->metric("CountLineCode"), $ref->ent()->metric("CountLineComment"), $ref->ent()->metric("CountStmtDecl"), $ref->ent()->metric("CountStmtExe"), ; push( @ents, $ref->ent()->longname(), $ref->ent()->kindname(), $ref->line(), $ref->column(), $end_line, $end_column, $fingerprint, $uniquename, $entMetrics, ); #print_ent( @ents scalar(@ents)-1 ); } #print_ents(\@ents); return \@ents; } sub print_ents() { my ($ents) = @_; foreach my $ent (@$ents) { print_ent($ent); } } sub print_ent() { my ($info) = @_; my ($longname,$kindname,$line,$column,$end_line, $end_column,$fingerprint,$uniquename,$entMetrics) = @$info; my ($CountLine,$CountLineCode,$CountLineComment,$CountStmtDecl,$CountStmtExe) = @$entMetrics; print " ". ... $fingerprint; print ", ". ...

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• The following sworn affidavit was given by fingerprint expert A. ...
• I am presently an expert in fingerprint identification, and I hold the designation of Certified Latent Fingerprint Examiner (#78-468), which is issued by the Internal Association for Identification, pursuant to the attached Exhibit DAN #1.
• I first became interested in fingerprint work in 1942. My direct work in fingerprint identification began soon after, during my military service. ... I was immediately put in charge of preparing a fingerprint identification system for the Philippine Commonwealth. For my work of setting up their Central Fingerprint Bureau, I was awarded the Philippine Military Merit Medal, the Philippine Commonwealth's highest non-combat award for foreign military personnel. ... Luchico, then Chief of the Identification Division with the Department of Justice, where he states that I "provided a modern, current, and complete fingerprint file for the Philippine Commonwealth. ...
• In 1970, I worked on advanced record-keeping with the Kodak Miracode system and developed the fingerprint and photograph coding method for the system. ...
• Since 1949, I have testified in numerous cases in the State and Federal Courts about fingerprint identification. ...
• Although no person has been able to calculate the likelihood of a mismatch with statistical certainty, the courts accept the admissibility of evidence from fingerprints. ... An inked fingerprint is the reproduction of the ridges of the finger. An inked fingerprint is provided by putting black ink on the finger and then placing the finger on a suitable contrasting background surface, such as white paper. A latent fingerprint is the production of ridges when the finger has been placed on a surface. ...
• In addition to exhibit DAN#3 and exhibit DAN#4, researcher gave me a photocopy of a standard form fingerprint card. ...
• Based on my comparison, I conclude that the unknown person to me who produced the inked fingerprint Exhibit DAN#3 produced the latent print Exhibit DAN#4, and produced the print in space #10 on exhibit DAN #5.

• Global Alignment Algorithm Applied to Exon-Fingerprint Alignment.
• This has been called an 'exon fingerprint'. ...
• In the definition of the exon fingerprint one must take into account the case of initial and terminal exons. ...
• a) An exon fingerprint describes only the CDS: non-coding exons must not appear in a fingerprint, and non-coding upstream or downstream bases must not be included in the length of an initial/terminal exon. ...
• These coding exons will be those specified in the exon-fingerprint .
• Here's an example exon fingerprint for a mouse beta-globin CDS: J00413. ...
• The fingerprint represents a complete coding sequence, as determined from The EMBL Feature Tables, and the 5' phase of the first exon and the 3' phase of the last exon have each been assigned phase 3, accordingly. ...
• By analogy, a list of exons as described in a fingerprint can be compared using the same technique. ...
• Firstly we will derive the exon fingerprint of a list of transcripts from two related species, Human and Mouse. ...
• The aim is to classify the orthologous pairs according to the exon fingerprint comparison. ... Run your fingerprint alignment program on each orthologous pair and consider the folloring questions: How many have exact matches for all triplets? How many have exact matches for phases but not for exon-sizes? How many have the same number of exons but have one or more triplet mismatches? Can we use this system to detect exon splits? (that is, one exon in one transcript corresponds or 'aligns' with two or more exons in the other transcript, the rest of the exons being conserved). ...
• Write a Perl program that can read the exon fingerprint files and the orthology relation from the three files obtained previously. ...
• Choose a scoring system based on the match or mismatch of each of the elements of the triplet. For instance: exact match = 2 1 phase mismatch or a length different below some threshold = 1 any other case = 0 .
• the exon fingerprint alignments should be reported giving the total length difference between the identified exons and the proportion of identical phases. ...

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• Having said that, you do not need to raise the securelevel, you will still get logging about fingerprint mismatches and no fingerprints - it just will not make those fatal. I am thinking about adding a flag to the fingerprints that will tell verified exec that a fingerprint mismatch is always a bad thing, I was going to do this for security critical files but this may give you what you want but with some provisos. ...

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• > ps: proc size mismatch (57456 total, 1060 chunks .
• gpg key fingerprint: 4236 3497 C4CF 4F3A 274F B6E2 C4F6 B639 1DF4 CF0A -- It's better to reign in hell, than to serve in heaven. ...
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• Is it possible to spoof a biometric fingerprint reader?.
• Biometrics is technical analysis of biological data¾ such as a fingerprint¾ to confirm identity. ...
• In practice, it depends on the amount of information stored from each fingerprint. With Precise Biometrics’ method, the probability for a mismatch is as small as 1 in 100,000.

• The level of mismatch between two patterns can be significant and can still be called the same object. ...
• To verify an identity, a person uses a PIN, card, or fingerprint to retrieve the preexisting referenceface template representing his or her true identity from a database.
• The EntrePad fingerprint sensor from Authentec Inc. looks below the surface layer of skin to capture a fingerprint's unique ridge and valley patterns. ... When a finger is placed on the sensor matrix, the drive ring couples a small signal onto the finger's subdermal layer, creating a digital image that reflects the fingerprint's underlying surface.
• Fingerprint and face recognition authenticate employee identities, and the biometric templates link to the individuals via their e-mail addresses.
• Fingerprint-imaging systems have found a home in law enforcement, as well as welfare programs where prints identify participants who try to apply for benefits under false identifies. As military, government, and financial institutions get in on the game, fingerprint imaging is also being used in security and accesscontrol applications.
• , which offers FingerLoc and EntrePad solid-state fingerprint-sensing integrated circuits. The chips use TruePrint technology, which looks beneath the surface layer of the skin -- to what is called the live skin layer -- to capture a fingerprint's unique ridge and valley patterns and produce a digital image. ...

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• jp TEL/FAX:092-872-6997 // /|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|/|// Key fingerprint = C1 EF 59 05 2B 57 90 B9 B8 9B 4C 12 73 34 A3 F2 / Key server : http://pgp. ...
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• merlin wrote: > > hej > > Hvad betyder: "Feb 24 19:18:36 hal arpwatch: ethernet mismatch > 195. ... net - Key ID: 0x586D5BCA Fingerprint = A95E B57B 3CE0 9131 9D15 94DA E1CD 641E 586D 5BCA -------------------- I believe that. ...
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• FINEX (Fingerprinting of INtron EXon boundaries), is an alignment technique for comparing genes and gene fragments described as orderings of exons in an exon fingerprint (Brown et al. ... A single exon fingerprint can be compared rapidly against all the entries in a library of fingerprints. ...
• An exon fingerprint is basically an accession number or user supplied locus name, a count of the total number of exons in the fingerprint contributing to the coding sequence (CDS), and a list of exons each of which is a colon separated triplet of numbers. An example fingerprint is given later. ...
• The simple description of an exon fingerprint given above is complicated by initial and terminal exons, and some special rules must be defined. Firstly, an exon fingerprint describes only the CDS: non-coding exons must not appear in a fingerprint, and non-coding upstream or downstream bases must not be included in the length of an initial/terminal exon. ...
• Here's an example exon fingerprint for a mouse beta-globin CDS: .
• The fingerprint represents a complete coding sequence, as determined from the EMBL Feature Tables, and the 5' phase of the first exon and the 3' phase of the last exon have each been assigned phase 3, accordingly. ...
• Here are two fragments of a search using the mouse beta-globin fingerprint above (accession J00413. ...
• 1 3:2:92 2:0:109 0:0:108 0:3:129 -------------------------------------------------------- The Query line in the header gives the EMBL accession number based fingerprint identifier, locus name, FINEX quality code, EMBL subdivision, EMBL molecule type, number of coding sequences in the EMBL entry, and number of fingerprints obtained from the entry. ...
• Symbols in alignments are: (|) phase or size match; (:) initial/terminal phase match; (*) phase or size mismatch; (-------) gap. ...
• Exon fingerprints mined from the EMBL Feature Tables are maintained in simple text files, one fingerprint per line. ...
• A query fingerprint may be extracted from one of these libraries if it has already been deposited and you know the accession number. Alternatively, a query may be constructed from genomic sequence information, either by composing a fingerprint using a text editor, or by entering intron/exon boundary positions into a special program, which will compute phases and lengths. ...

• 585 polylog N), Las Vegas // (could be made deterministic with more sweat) { long x; long i; long j; long j2; long c; long d; long e; long l; long l2; long k; long h; char *a = NULL; long *map = NULL; long *map2 = NULL; char *tmp = NULL; long *ipmp = NULL; // 2^2^n mod P long *spec = NULL; // the spectrum char flip; // whether to flip the current spectrum long thefp; // the fingerprint long notfp; // negation of the fingerprint long temp; long P; // the prime long val; f->prev = _prime; if (!f->cadone) cons(f); #ifdef TIMING _ftime(&f->start); #endif if (f->read && (f->prime != DONTKNOW)) return f->prime; P = randomPrime(); if (!f->fa) createFingerprints(f,P); a = malloc(f->n * sizeof(char)); tmp = malloc(f->n * sizeof(char)); map = malloc(f->n * sizeof(long)); map2 = malloc(f->n * sizeof(long)); ipmp = malloc(f->n * sizeof(long)); spec = malloc(f->N * sizeof(long)); ipmp 0 = 2; for (i = 1; i n; i++) { // ipmp i := ipmp i-1 ^2, modulo P temp = ipmp i-1 ; ipmp i = 0; for (j = 0; j n; j++) { if ((ipmp i-1 /p2 j )%2) ipmp i = (ipmp i + temp)%P; temp = (temp*2)%P; // right-shift } } for (x = 0; x N; x++) // loop over the "for all" parts { // Create lists of the 1 bits and 0 bits of x // l: # of "for all" bits // l2: # of "must be equal" bits l = 0; l2 = 0; for (j = 0; j n; j++) { a j = 'x'; if ((x/p2 j )%2) { map l = j; l++; } else { map2 l2 = j; l2++; } } a f->n = '\0'; e = 1; if (l && (l n - 2)) // if the remainder could be split off into a function { c = 1; // c: is it a function? thefp = -1; for (j = 0; j cal h ==NCONS) // if it's constant, we don't care about the fingerprint { if (thefp==-1) // we haven't yet found the fingerprint { thefp = f->fa h ; notfp = (ipmp l2 - 1 - f->fa h )%P; if (notfp fa h != thefp) && (f->fa h != notfp)) c = 0; } } if (!c) break; } // If the fingerprint test passes, check the actual spectra if (c) { d = 0; // we haven't yet looked at the first spectrum e = 0; // we haven't yet found a mismatch for (j = 0; j n; k++) a k = 'x'; for (k = 0; k cal h == NCONS) // there's actually an interesting spectrum here { flip = 0; for (j2 = 0; j2 cal h ) flip = 1; if (flip) val = 1 - f->cal h ; else val = f->cal h ; if (d) { if (spec j2 != val) e = 1; // mismatch found } else { spec j2 = val; } } if (!d) d = 1; } // if (cal h == NCONS) if (e) break; } // for (j = 0; j write) f->prime = 0; return 0; } } // for (x = 0; x write) f->prime = 1; return 1; // everything has a mismatch -- it's prime } .

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• 6a-1, which will give you the version mismatch > > > > > > --Henry > > > > > > On Wed, 11 Apr 2001 jakemsr@clipper. ... > > > > > > > > OpenSSL version mismatch. ... com> > > GPG Key fingerprint = DCAF 2B9D CC9B 96FA 7A6D AAF4 2D61 77C5 7ECE C1D2 > Public Key available upon request, or at wwwkeys. ... com> GPG Key fingerprint = DCAF 2B9D CC9B 96FA 7A6D AAF4 2D61 77C5 7ECE C1D2 Public Key available upon request, or at wwwkeys. ...
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• > Fingerprint = A95E B57B 3CE0 9131 9D15 94DA E1CD 641E 586D 5BCA .
• net - Key ID: 0x586D5BCA Fingerprint = A95E B57B 3CE0 9131 9D15 94DA E1CD 641E 586D 5BCA --------------------- I think that. ...
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• INEC acquires fingerprint identification equipment.
• The machine is known as Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS).
• Baba-Ahmed said that the most critical stage was "the imaging system which compares the fingerprint of an eligible voter with what is available on the database. ...
• According to him, "any mismatch turns up as either a double or multiple registrations and the culprit in question will be identified. ...

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• com AIM: iWiring pgp key fingerprint: FAC0 9434 B5A5 24A8 D0AF 12B1 7840 3BE7 3736 DE0B iWiring designs and supports Internet systems and networks based on Mac OS X, unix(tm), and Open Source applications technologies and offers 24x7, guaranteed support to registered clients. ...
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