Comments for THogan.com http://www.thogan.com/site2 Adventures In Information Systems Engineering Thu, 23 Jun 2011 13:49:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Ubuntu Multipath Boot From SAN Experiment by Multipath Love from NetApp to Ubuntu « Crazy D’s Blog http://www.thogan.com/site2/archives/28#comment-17 Multipath Love from NetApp to Ubuntu « Crazy D’s Blog Thu, 23 Jun 2011 13:49:21 +0000 http://webtest.thogan.lan/site2/?p=28#comment-17 [...] was done on an HP ProLiant BL460c G6 Blade Server. The was a success because of the great article and hints from THOGAN.com, so thanks for the [...] [...] was done on an HP ProLiant BL460c G6 Blade Server. The was a success because of the great article and hints from THOGAN.com, so thanks for the [...]

]]> Comment on MinePlump – Minecraft Resource Plumpifier by Jivix http://www.thogan.com/site2/archives/70#comment-14 Jivix Sun, 05 Jun 2011 17:29:40 +0000 http://www.thogan.com/site2/?p=70#comment-14 Hello. I've been using this tool for quite awhile, and it's been a very handy tool to have in addition to my other minecraft tools. I do have a couple feature recommendations if you are interested in adding more to Mineplump: -Ability to redistribute ore into new layers (you would define an upper and a lower boundary, and then the frequency of the ore) -Ability to "plump" just a very small amount. I do not know if this is possible currently, but I would like to be able to plump and have just 10-30% more ore. Being able to make the ores appear more commonly would be nice as an alternative to having large veins of ore, but I do not know how practical that is to program. -Ability to add custom ores. Right now I am playing with Industrialcraft which unfortunately rules out my chances of using Mineplump, as the custom ores are not plumped in unison. It would be excellent to be able to change the frequency of these custom ores as well. Mineplump is a fantastic program as it is - these are just suggestions if you want to give it a big update. I'll continue using it on my vanilla minecraft maps for now. :) Hello. I’ve been using this tool for quite awhile, and it’s been a very handy tool to have in addition to my other minecraft tools. I do have a couple feature recommendations if you are interested in adding more to Mineplump:
-Ability to redistribute ore into new layers (you would define an upper and a lower boundary, and then the frequency of the ore)
-Ability to “plump” just a very small amount. I do not know if this is possible currently, but I would like to be able to plump and have just 10-30% more ore. Being able to make the ores appear more commonly would be nice as an alternative to having large veins of ore, but I do not know how practical that is to program.
-Ability to add custom ores. Right now I am playing with Industrialcraft which unfortunately rules out my chances of using Mineplump, as the custom ores are not plumped in unison. It would be excellent to be able to change the frequency of these custom ores as well.

Mineplump is a fantastic program as it is – these are just suggestions if you want to give it a big update. I’ll continue using it on my vanilla minecraft maps for now. :)

]]> Comment on MinePlump – Minecraft Resource Plumpifier by thogan http://www.thogan.com/site2/archives/70#comment-8 thogan Mon, 24 Jan 2011 18:23:43 +0000 http://www.thogan.com/site2/?p=70#comment-8 Yes I have some tentative plans. I want to incorporate the new block types as well as add some options to allow for several different mineral reorganization strategies (as has been requested by others). Ultimately though I really want to combine this with a mod that will affect terrain generation in game as well as this tool to modify existing chunks. This will be a ways out as I have a lot going on right now, but it is definitely on my todo list. Yes I have some tentative plans. I want to incorporate the new block types as well as add some options to allow for several different mineral reorganization strategies (as has been requested by others). Ultimately though I really want to combine this with a mod that will affect terrain generation in game as well as this tool to modify existing chunks. This will be a ways out as I have a lot going on right now, but it is definitely on my todo list.

]]> Comment on MinePlump – Minecraft Resource Plumpifier by snark_nerd http://www.thogan.com/site2/archives/70#comment-7 snark_nerd Wed, 19 Jan 2011 16:51:20 +0000 http://www.thogan.com/site2/?p=70#comment-7 This tool was fun and helpful; do you have any plans to update it for Beta 1.2 and/or beyond? This tool was fun and helpful; do you have any plans to update it for Beta 1.2 and/or beyond?

]]> Comment on MinePlump – Minecraft Resource Plumpifier by Minecraft Tutorial 19 - How to Survive & Thrive | Tutorialicious.info http://www.thogan.com/site2/archives/70#comment-5 Minecraft Tutorial 19 - How to Survive & Thrive | Tutorialicious.info Tue, 02 Nov 2010 20:49:05 +0000 http://www.thogan.com/site2/?p=70#comment-5 [...] Minecraft Alpha Resource Plumpifier « THogan.com [...] [...] Minecraft Alpha Resource Plumpifier « THogan.com [...]

]]> Comment on Windows XP/Vista/7 iSCSI Boot by Booting Linux from iSCSI « Web 0.2 http://www.thogan.com/site2/archives/10#comment-4 Booting Linux from iSCSI « Web 0.2 Sat, 02 Oct 2010 16:05:23 +0000 http://webtest.thogan.lan/site2/?p=10#comment-4 [...] interesting post on booting Windows 7 from SAN in a similar fashion, but the cool thing – taking snapshots with LVM of the windows root [...] [...] interesting post on booting Windows 7 from SAN in a similar fashion, but the cool thing – taking snapshots with LVM of the windows root [...]

]]> Comment on Xen 3.4 – 4.0 Bug On AMD 6100 Series (Magny-Cours) Opteron by mdiazlaguardia http://www.thogan.com/site2/archives/39#comment-3 mdiazlaguardia Thu, 30 Sep 2010 11:07:48 +0000 http://www.thogan.com/site2/?p=39#comment-3 Thanks a lot for this post. It has been very helpful for me. Good work. Thanks a lot for this post. It has been very helpful for me. Good work.

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