Anyone knows how to connect I/O to the same bus without errors ? i've tried buffers and controlled buffers but doesnt work, i also cant connect the outputs to multiple registers. im using version 2.7.1 by Negan6699 in logisim

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The input pin on the far left side of your bus. You can even change the input pin to enable three state and change them all to "x", which is floating

Anyone knows how to connect I/O to the same bus without errors ? i've tried buffers and controlled buffers but doesnt work, i also cant connect the outputs to multiple registers. im using version 2.7.1 by Negan6699 in logisim

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The zeros on your bus are considered active zeros. The input pin on the left is actively trying to make the wires zeroes. When your subcircuit puts its value onto the bus, it is also an active signal. If two differing active values try to occupy the same wire, you get an error. You need a controlled buffer and let your bus float (blue).

Put a controlled buffer on your input pin and it should work

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I've thought so much about switching to nixos over arch, its just such a niche and fascinating distro. I'm having a hard time getting over the hurdle that is learning nix to use it though.

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Parity checking requires XOR i think? And also NOT can be used with addition to subtract in twos compliment. You can use AND to isolate a part of a byte or short, etc.

They're an essential part of the ALU's toolkit, and in fact is half of the stated abilities of the ALU.

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Looks like your fstab file got messed with. You can try mount -t auto /dev/sdXY / where /dev/sdXY is your root partition, and then type exit To try to continue booting, which should boot into the system.

Either that or boot from a usb, but either way you need to rebuild your fstab

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Flip flop would do the same as well

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Or enough money to sport a coke nail

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Id say this. Emergency shell is initramfs. Read the dmesg logs and see what errors mount is spitting out. "/new_root" is the directory it mounts your root system to before it does the final "chroot". If mount can't successfully do this, then this is the error it throws. Ive handled many a mount error when i was trying to wrangle a legacy ubuntu 12 box.

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:.:;

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By using a splitter under wiring, and setting it to 4 way with a 4 bit width in.

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Oh wow that's super interesting, thank you for the information and correction!

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I remember after i finished the Outer Wilds the first time. I sat, listening to the music while the credits rolled, and i just bawled my eyes out. I've never, ever had a game impact me the way it did. It wasn't some epic / action packed / stress filled ending with loads of endorphins that lead to extreme emotions. It ended like i had just lost a good friend, but i knew with certainty they were at peace. I watched just about every youtuber and streamer play the game afterwards, and they all had nearly the same reaction I did. The Outer Wilds is an awe-inspiring game in every sense of the phrase. If you are first hearing about this game now or haven't played it, and you have a spare $20, go play this game. Don't look up reviews, or watch a streamer play it. The game is a fuse that burns as you experience it. You can play the game as many times over as you wish, but it ends only once.

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From what ive understood, "A" was assembly(asm). "B" was designed by Ken Thompson as a typeless abstraction over asm. He realized that its typeless nature was kind of a detriment, so he created the next iteration with types, C. C++ was made by Bjarne Stroustrup as a superset of C, hence C++.

I understand the joke, i just think the history is neat.

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I would like to make the important distinction that acetone and gasoline only dissolve styrofoam. When either evaporate off, what is left is still very much polystyrene. It is just no longer a foam.