Chris. Aubrey-Smith wrote:
> Is there an 'approved' method for separating a big aluminium heatsink from a
> processor, to which it is attached as though superglued?
Clamp the heatsink in a vice, protect the CPU and use a scalpel or craft
knife blade to remove any actual glue and to wedge the compo
LinuxLearner wrote:
> >> Which in my view is most probably a breach of Data Protection Act
> >> provisions. e.g. I get regular 'invites' from Facebook, though I have
> >> never given Facebook consent to email me (nor ever given anyone I know
> >> consent to give Facebook my email). This infuriate
Stephen Rowles wrote:
> > I'm running Fedora 11 and trying to allow remote access to my machine
> > via Krfb - I need to get this working so I can work from home tomorrow!
> > If I'd know it was going to be difficult I would have started earlier
> > :(. I rather foolishly assumed that because Krfb
Dr A. J. Trickett wrote:
> Before a colleague at work buys new RAM for his Tosh A110-233
> notebook I thought I'd ask, does anyone have any spare 200-pin
> DDR2 PC2 notebook ram going free or cheap?
Similar question here except for regular DDR (aka DDR1): my Thinkpad X40
takes PC-2700 / DDR 333 CL
"Bond, Peter" wrote:
> http://www.st.com/stonline/books/pdf/docs/3566.pdf
Thanks for all the replies, which have led me to this detailed tutorial
www.onsemi.com/pub_link/Collateral/HBD855-D.PDF
and an offer to eyeball a design if I can come up with one :-)
Anthony
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Anthony wrote:
> >> You can get DIY circular saws with built in soft start [1] but not stand
> >> alone starters for older tools. ?After lining up the saw guide on the
> >> workpiece I want to slot the saw into the guide, then switch on without
> >> it jolting out of alignment. ?It might be time to
come across a circuit that does something like that?
Apologies for list abuse but I've Googled MAO without success. All
suggestions gratefully received (except "Buy a new saw", obviously).
Antony
[1] eBay.co.uk item 400054540068
[2] http://www.quasarelectronics.com/kit-files/ele
Simon Reap wrote:
> Rob Malpass wrote:
> > 2) Is there a way I can scroll around my own desktop if this sort of thing
> > happens again? To be clear, what has happened here is that, running in
> > the
> > 14 point font which I must observe with my eyes, the window is bigger than
> > the deskt
On Thu, 12 Feb 2009 23:04:02 +, "Antony" said:
> I'm trying to check the raw speeds of a few SD cards, partly to choose
> the fastest for the camera and partly out of curiosity as some are
> unbranded.
[snip]
> r...@pc5:~# dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda count=10 bs=1M o
Stephen Davies wrote:
> Did you try the archive on the Royal Institution web site?
> http://www.rigb.org/contentControl?action=displayContent&id=1882
Nice, thanks, although I'm only getting 12 second 'intros' and have
mailed website support to ask for a fix - fingers crossed. Another
lister has
Stephen Davies wrote:
> The downside is that now I'll have to think of something else to do from
> the 1st.
>
> Honest suggestions welcome?
Several Hants and Surrey listers have raised pretty much the issue that
is eloquently put here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-alsamixer/
Did anyone record the lectures about Coping with Extreme Temperatures
and Mechanical Adaptations of the Body, shown on 27th at 04:05 on Five?
They're repeated from last Christmas.
Sorry for cross-posting but urgency prevails.
Anthony
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> From: "Paul Stimpson"
> That's what I was thinking too but the machine is a dual core 2.4 and the
> 2 cores are alternating between 43% and 57% (one on each then swapping).
> I assume that random generation is a compute-bound activity so if that
> was the bottleneck I would have expected near on
"Vic" wrote:
> > I got a howto online with the steps to configure the last version of
> > Ubuntu for LUKS LVM. One of the things it tells you to do is a "dd
> > /dev/urandom /dev/sda5" to fill the LVM group with random noise before
> > creating the groups. I have started this but I'm only getting 1
Dean Earley wrote:
> Does anyone here have a set of IBM X41 recovery CDs that I could use?
> I've recently had a hard disk die, taking its recovery partition with
> it... :)
>
> Failing that, is there any known way to reset the supervisor password?
According to this [1] the SVP is stored in eepr
> If you just love playing with drum loops then hydrogen is the best fun ever.
Definitely! - it's easy to use and gives instant results, making it
perfect for our 6 year old. Which other apps are easy, for example for
building up multi-track tunes? I installed the Ubuntu Studio apps on
her PC bu
Martin N wrote:
> The problem is that the seagate master will boot only on its own.
> When a samsung (slave jumpered drive) is attached to the second ide
> connector on the single cable it gives a non system disk error!
>
> The gigabyte is a new board with the old hard drives transfered across
> p
Paul Tansom said:
> Can anyone recommend a Linux compatible USB Bluetooth 2 adapter?
Not sure I've understood your requirement in full but this one connects
Ubuntu 8.04 and my K750, cost 6 pounds and claims to be BT2 - AFAIR it
was also identified as BT2 in dmesg output.
http://www.dealextreme.
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