On 9/18/07, Gilad Ben-Yossef [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Amit Aronovitch wrote:
Note that (some? most new ones?) of these laptops come with Home
versions of windows Vista on a recovery partition.
This is bundled (cannot be bought without), and cannot be upgraded to
a different license.
just fyi
not all core-2 due processors have a vt extension
i have a hp pavilion dv2xxx
it has core-2 due processor (T5300), support 64 bit
but doesn't have a vt extension ...
erez.
On 9/18/07, Gilad Ben-Yossef [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can para-virtualize 3d acceleration but at this time this is more
academic then useful, so yes, turning off the 3D (or any visual effects
for that matter) produces a great performance boost.
3D virtualization is already available in
Ilya Konstantinov wrote:
On 9/18/07, *Gilad Ben-Yossef* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can para-virtualize 3d acceleration but at this time this is more
academic then useful, so yes, turning off the 3D (or any visual effects
for that matter) produces a great
Now that there's no Mandriva 2007.0 update mirror in Israel, I've been
randomly trying different mirrors, but they all seem to be VERY slow.
Can anyone recommend, from personal experience, a useable update mirror?
BTW - I still think the IGLU mirror should not be limited to only 2007.1
update
As Debian user, I don't familiar with Mandriva
mirrors, but I can suggest using netselect for
choose the best mirror.
Moreover, in Debian we have netselect-apt -
command-line tool that downloads the full list of
official Debian mirrors and runs netselect on it,
choosing the best for you (for me,
Hi Dan, and thank you for updating the script. I am now able to send hebrew
text messages through orange's site, using sendsms. When I run sendsms with
a hebrew message from the command line everything works fine. I have a
problem though, with 2 scripts that uses sendsms:
1. a perl script (a
Shlomo Solomon wrote:
Now that there's no Mandriva 2007.0 update mirror in Israel, I've been
randomly trying different mirrors, but they all seem to be VERY slow.
Well, THERE IS a Mandriva mirror in Israel at
http://mirror.isoc.org.il/pub/mandriva/
BTW - I still think the IGLU mirror should
