RE: [H] C programming question
Thanks everyone for the help, but this was the correct
answer.
I needed to do it like this..
(btw, I am using bloodshed :))
void main(void)
{
float gallons, miles, mpg, gallonaccumulator,
milesaccumulator, overall;
int counter;
gallonaccumulator = 0;
milesaccumulator = 0;
printf(Welcome to my totally awesome milage
calculator!.);
printf(\n\nThis program will calculate the miles per
gallon for you for three tanks of gas after you have
entered the gallons used and miles driven.\n\n);
for (counter=1; counter =3; counter++)
{
if (counter == 1)
printf(Enter the number
of gallons used for tank#%i: , counter);
else
printf(\nEnter the number
of gallons used for tank#%i: , counter);
scanf(%f, gallons);
gallonaccumulator =
gallonaccumulator + gallons;
fflush (stdin);
printf(Enter the number of miles
driven: );
scanf(%f, miles);
milesaccumulator =
milesaccumulator + miles;
fflush (stdin);
mpg = miles / gallons;
printf(*** The miles per gallon
for this tank is %.1f\n, mpg);
}
overall = milesaccumulator / gallonaccumulator;
printf(\nYour overall average miles per gallon
for three tanks is %.1f, overall);
printf(\n\nThank you for using my awesome
program!);
--- nobozoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Z,
I think this works ...
//-
#include stdio.h
/*Main program body*/
void main(void)
{
float gallons, miles, mpg;
int counter;
for (counter=1; counter =3; counter++)
{
printf(\nEnter the number of gallons used
for tank#%i: ,
counter);
scanf(%f, gallons);
printf(Enter the number of miles driven:
);
scanf(%f, miles);
mpg = miles / gallons;
printf(*** The miles per gallon for this
tank is %f \n, mpg);
}
printf(\n\r);
printf(Enter any number to exit ...);
scanf(%f, miles);
}
//-
The big problem in the version you submitted is that
mpg cannot be
calculated correctly
until BOTH gallons AND miles have been initialized.
After gallons and miles
have been
entered, you want to calculate mpg and print the
result and then repeat the
same process
two more times with different values for gallons or
miles.
You don't need the if/then to accomplish this
pattern.
Good luck with c. It can be a very useful thing to
know if you have a
decent IDE and
compiler. I used this:
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
_jim
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf
Of Zulfiqar Naushad
Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2006 1:33 AM
To: The Hardware List
Subject: [H] C programming question
I have some basic question regarding some C program
that I have made just for fun (I am trying to teach
myself C)
Please have a look at the program below:
If you compile it then the error will be self
apparent, the first time it calculates the MPG it
returns zero, the second mpg calculation is actually
for the first one and so on :).
#include stdio.h
/*Main program body*/
void main(void)
{
float gallons, miles, mpg;
int counter;
for (counter=1; counter =3; counter++)
{
mpg = miles / gallons;
if (counter == 1)
printf(Enter the number of gallons used
for tank#%i: , counter);
else
printf(\nEnter the number of gallons used
for tank#%i: ,
counter);
scanf(%f, gallons);
printf(Enter the number of miles driven:
);
scanf(%f, miles);
printf(*** The miles per gallon for this
tank is %f, mpg);
}
}
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Re: [H] Hi All / System stutter problems
Hey Jim Greg, good to hear from you two. How would I check for the AGPGart issue? Greg, I checked and Cool-and-Quiet was disabled, but I: Disabled CPU Thermal Throttling (what does that do? - was at 50%) Upgraded the BIOS Removed the onboard sound and added my Audigy After those 3, stutters seem to at least have been reduced (for now), but I'm afraid this may be something that builds up over time after my computer's been running for awhile. Need to do more testing... Another major problem that may be related is when accessing my optical drives sometimes my system hangs / slows for a short while. A good example is when I start burning a DVD with DVDShrink. When my burner first gets started, I could be typing this email (as I was actually), and typed a few words that didn't show up until a minute later... For the rest of the burn it did okay though... Thoughts? Thanks, --Kyle Yamnitz Your Basic Computer Hardware Page: http://www.BasicHardware.com The Lesson Plans Page: http://www.LessonPlansPage.com -- Original message -- From: Jim Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] Going from AGP to PCI-E right? Could the agpgart thing be hanging around causing this? Wild guess here. Good to here from you Kyle. :) At 2/28/2006 10:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey guys, Nice to see the list is still running - I've been away for a *long* time :( I applied for voluntary separation plan at my work yesterday though, so maybe I'll get back into this a little (going back to running my business full time instead of 2 careers)... Anyway, I'm having an odd problem that I'm hoping someone may have some experience with. I upgraded my Win XP PC w/o reinstalling the OS (went from nForce 2 Ultra to nForce 4 Ultra board) - I don't really have a choice. Everything works fine, except for this nagging issue. Games play fine and frame rate is high, but I get stutters in games (pause for a split second then jerk forward). Oddly enough, the same thing happens when playing DVDs in PowerDVD and videos in Windows Media Player! :( Another odd issue is that my desktop icons get refreshed occasionally and are slow to redraw... I have the latest mobo drivers, video card drivers, DirectX (reports no problems), etc. Here's my config: DFI LanParty UT NF4 Ultra-D Athlon 64 Venice 3500+ EVGA 7800 GT 2 GB Geil PC3200 2-3-2-5 was using onboard sound - about to try my old Audigy 2 older IDE drives, 1 SATA, 2 IDE optical drives BTW, I did use DriverCleaner Pro to clean the cabs, clean for NVIDIA motherboard / video, and clean Creative... I've tried different versions of the video drivers as well. TTYL, --Kyle Yamnitz Your Basic Computer Hardware Page: http://www.BasicHardware.com The Lesson Plans Page: http://www.LessonPlansPage.com -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.375 / Virus Database: 268.1.1/271 - Release Date: 2/28/2006
[H] NVIDIA Firewall?
Hi all, I'm just curious what everyone's opinion is of the NVIDIA hardware firewall with Active Armor and Anti-Hacking... I just started using this with my new nForce 4 Ultra board (DFI), and I like the control I get with it, but it seems to really slow my Internet surfing. Anyone else experience this? Are there ways to speed it up? It also seems to block some Flash video from coming in properly (go to NickJr.com and click on Video to test). I'm using a custom config based on the Medium security level. I'm already behind a LinkSys router + firewall, so I don't know if this is overkill, but at least the NVIDIA firewall lets me block at the application level, etc. I have more control - kinda cool. I just hate the slowness... Could it be because it's going through 2 firewalls? Thanks, --Kyle Yamnitz Your Basic Computer Hardware Page: http://www.BasicHardware.com The Lesson Plans Page: http://www.LessonPlansPage.com
Re: [H] Antivirus
WE WISH :-} At 05:29 AM 3/1/2006, Zulfiqar Naushad Poked the stick with: Is there a GOOD program that catches all viruses, or 99.9% of them? -- Tallyho ! ]:8) Taglines below ! -- Help me quick! Someone must have turned reality back on.
Re: [H] Antivirus
Everything I've read from a great many learned people say that you need a variety of tools in your toolbox to minimize the chances of infection. But it's still going to happen no matter what we do or how diligent in our efforts to prevent it we are. They build better mousetraps all the time but the mice keep getting smarter. Zulfiqar Naushad wrote: There used to be a time when I didn't have AV scanners. I used to know the source of my files and had precautions not to infect my machine(s). That worked till I inadvertently surfed to a shoddy website. 2 days of hair pulling later, I decided to reformat and switch 100% to firefox. That worked for a while till I got infected again! Anyways, long story short, I bought Kaspersky with a 1 year reg and really liked the program, it was good and did the job well. However last weekend my Kaspersky key expired. First thought was to whip out my Mastercard and buy another 1 year license. But I decided to give the other products a look. In the end I ended up buying NOD32. Guess what, right off the bat after installation and after updating the DAT files, it found a trojan! This was a trojan that Kaspersky did not recognize!! What irks me is that does one now have to have 3 antivirus programs running catching viruses that the others miss? Is there a GOOD program that catches all viruses, or 99.9% of them? NOD32 is now my fave AV program. It is light and has a lot of good features. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: [H] Hi All / System stutter problems
Have you checked Windows Task Manager to see where your CPU cycles are being used most? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Jim Greg, good to hear from you two. How would I check for the AGPGart issue? Greg, I checked and Cool-and-Quiet was disabled, but I: Disabled CPU Thermal Throttling (what does that do? - was at 50%) Upgraded the BIOS Removed the onboard sound and added my Audigy After those 3, stutters seem to at least have been reduced (for now), but I'm afraid this may be something that builds up over time after my computer's been running for awhile. Need to do more testing... Another major problem that may be related is when accessing my optical drives sometimes my system hangs / slows for a short while. A good example is when I start burning a DVD with DVDShrink. When my burner first gets started, I could be typing this email (as I was actually), and typed a few words that didn't show up until a minute later... For the rest of the burn it did okay though... Thoughts? Thanks, --Kyle Yamnitz Your Basic Computer Hardware Page: http://www.BasicHardware.com The Lesson Plans Page: http://www.LessonPlansPage.com -- Original message -- From: Jim Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] Going from AGP to PCI-E right? Could the agpgart thing be hanging around causing this? Wild guess here. Good to here from you Kyle. :) At 2/28/2006 10:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey guys, Nice to see the list is still running - I've been away for a *long* time :( I applied for voluntary separation plan at my work yesterday though, so maybe I'll get back into this a little (going back to running my business full time instead of 2 careers)... Anyway, I'm having an odd problem that I'm hoping someone may have some experience with. I upgraded my Win XP PC w/o reinstalling the OS (went from nForce 2 Ultra to nForce 4 Ultra board) - I don't really have a choice. Everything works fine, except for this nagging issue. Games play fine and frame rate is high, but I get stutters in games (pause for a split second then jerk forward). Oddly enough, the same thing happens when playing DVDs in PowerDVD and videos in Windows Media Player! :( Another odd issue is that my desktop icons get refreshed occasionally and are slow to redraw... I have the latest mobo drivers, video card drivers, DirectX (reports no problems), etc. Here's my config: DFI LanParty UT NF4 Ultra-D Athlon 64 Venice 3500+ EVGA 7800 GT 2 GB Geil PC3200 2-3-2-5 was using onboard sound - about to try my old Audigy 2 older IDE drives, 1 SATA, 2 IDE optical drives BTW, I did use DriverCleaner Pro to clean the cabs, clean for NVIDIA motherboard / video, and clean Creative... I've tried different versions of the video drivers as well. TTYL, --Kyle Yamnitz Your Basic Computer Hardware Page: http://www.BasicHardware.com The Lesson Plans Page: http://www.LessonPlansPage.com -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.375 / Virus Database: 268.1.1/271 - Release Date: 2/28/2006
Re: [H] Hi All / System stutter problems
I get the same on kind of *pause* while gaming and think it has something to do with CD/DVD rom drive access. Don't think it's CPU cycles but a hardware/interrupt thing since I get it on both the laptop (P4/2Ghz) and the desktop (XP2800) here with even older games like CC generals when scrolling across map. Dell did fuck up IMO by putting the internal optical drive on same chain as HDD in the laptop, why is a mystery. Stan Zaske wrote: Have you checked Windows Task Manager to see where your CPU cycles are being used most? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Jim Greg, good to hear from you two. How would I check for the AGPGart issue? Greg, I checked and Cool-and-Quiet was disabled, but I: Disabled CPU Thermal Throttling (what does that do? - was at 50%) Upgraded the BIOS Removed the onboard sound and added my Audigy After those 3, stutters seem to at least have been reduced (for now), but I'm afraid this may be something that builds up over time after my computer's been running for awhile. Need to do more testing... Another major problem that may be related is when accessing my optical drives sometimes my system hangs / slows for a short while. A good example is when I start burning a DVD with DVDShrink. When my burner first gets started, I could be typing this email (as I was actually), and typed a few words that didn't show up until a minute later... For the rest of the burn it did okay though... Thoughts? Thanks, --Kyle Yamnitz Your Basic Computer Hardware Page: http://www.BasicHardware.com
[H] Eudora SMTP problem
I have a COX account, and up until recently have been using COX for SMTP for all my accounts. I also have domains hosted with Godaddy. Godaddy allows for SMTP access. You have to enable SMTP on the Godaddy account, and set parameters, as well as specify the correct port in Eudora ini, but once you do that SMTP works fine. But there is one glitch that I have not been able to resolve. The above procedure works just fine if I am creating a new email account that has never used Godaddy as SMTP, but will not work if I try to change an existing account that uses COX for SMTP to Godaddy SMTP. I delete the account in Eudora Personalities, and then go into the ini file, and remove all mention of the account. Then close Eudora, start it up and create the new account with Godaddy SMTP... it doesn't work. ... unless, of course, I set it up again with COX SMTP. POP of course works fine with my own domain mail server = Godaddy. There has to be another file entry somewhere that specifies COX for this account, that isn't being erased... any ideas?
Re: [H] Hi All / System stutter problems
Hey Kyle! Welcome back! How's the family? Glad to see that the website is taking off! When I've had the problem like you describe below, I usually end up reformatting and putting Windows back on, as it's a PAIN in the ass to get working otherwise. I presume you've looked in your Event Log and haven't see any problems there. What programs are running in the background? BTW, as you said, the NVIDIA Firewall is good for blocking application stuff. You never know, someone might mistakenly install a trojan on your computer and that would pick it up. It's also hardware accelerated, so it doen't affect speed much. Take care and good seeing you back! Julian _ Julian Zottl CTO, Radiant Network Technology, LLC Getting ahead in the tech sector isn't about kissing butt ... you gotta sniff the right packets -- Original Message -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: The Hardware List hardware@hardwaregroup.com Date: Wed, 01 Mar 2006 03:50:13 + Hey guys, Nice to see the list is still running - I've been away for a *long* time :( I applied for voluntary separation plan at my work yesterday though, so maybe I'll get back into this a little (going back to running my business full time instead of 2 careers)... Anyway, I'm having an odd problem that I'm hoping someone may have some experience with. I upgraded my Win XP PC w/o reinstalling the OS (went from nForce 2 Ultra to nForce 4 Ultra board) - I don't really have a choice. Everything works fine, except for this nagging issue. Games play fine and frame rate is high, but I get stutters in games (pause for a split second then jerk forward). Oddly enough, the same thing happens when playing DVDs in PowerDVD and videos in Windows Media Player! :( Another odd issue is that my desktop icons get refreshed occasionally and are slow to redraw... I have the latest mobo drivers, video card drivers, DirectX (reports no problems), etc. Here's my config: DFI LanParty UT NF4 Ultra-D Athlon 64 Venice 3500+ EVGA 7800 GT 2 GB Geil PC3200 2-3-2-5 was using onboard sound - about to try my old Audigy 2 older IDE drives, 1 SATA, 2 IDE optical drives BTW, I did use DriverCleaner Pro to clean the cabs, clean for NVIDIA motherboard / video, and clean Creative... I've tried different versions of the video drivers as well. TTYL, --Kyle Yamnitz Your Basic Computer Hardware Page: http://www.BasicHardware.com The Lesson Plans Page: http://www.LessonPlansPage.com
Re: [H] Antivirus
I've been surviving off of freeware for quite a while, and now I think it's time to get serious about AV protection. The kids computer is riddled with garbage, but I basically gave up trying to protect it because they're their own worst enemy when it comes to online caution. about every 2 or 3 months I have to go in and clean it out with SpyBot and AdAware (which has mysteriously disappeared, I think the little turds deleted the program). Anyway, their computer is now so borked that I can't even d/l any programs such as AdAware (which I wanted to reinstall) or anything else because the browser keeps getting hijacked. I tried to download Hijack This, but ended up with a program called AdwareAlert which wants to charge $30... does Hijack This still exist as a freeware program? So I echo the question, is there an AV program that's worthwhile that catches everything? Jeez, you would think the major AV's would work in concert (i.e. check each other's websites for updates and integrate them across the board) to provide the best protection possible and let the features, add-ons or interface be what differentiates them. Veech - Original Message - From: Zulfiqar Naushad [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: hardware@hardwaregroup.com Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 4:29 AM Subject: [H] Antivirus There used to be a time when I didn't have AV scanners. I used to know the source of my files and had precautions not to infect my machine(s). That worked till I inadvertently surfed to a shoddy website. 2 days of hair pulling later, I decided to reformat and switch 100% to firefox. That worked for a while till I got infected again! Anyways, long story short, I bought Kaspersky with a 1 year reg and really liked the program, it was good and did the job well. However last weekend my Kaspersky key expired. First thought was to whip out my Mastercard and buy another 1 year license. But I decided to give the other products a look. In the end I ended up buying NOD32. Guess what, right off the bat after installation and after updating the DAT files, it found a trojan! This was a trojan that Kaspersky did not recognize!! What irks me is that does one now have to have 3 antivirus programs running catching viruses that the others miss? Is there a GOOD program that catches all viruses, or 99.9% of them? NOD32 is now my fave AV program. It is light and has a lot of good features. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: [H] Antivirus
At 01:12 PM 3/1/2006, Veech typed: Anyway, their computer is now so borked that I can't even d/l any programs such as AdAware (which I wanted to reinstall) or anything else because the browser keeps getting hijacked. I tried to download Hijack This, but ended up with a program called AdwareAlert which wants to charge $30... does Hijack This still exist as a freeware program? There are viruses out there that close the web browser as soon as you attempt to access certain websites such as McAfee or Symantec the only way to clean these out is either to use a cd with a bootable OS AV app such as BartPE or XpPe. The biggest problem is a toss up between surfing questionable sites game hacking sites are notoriously terrible as well as so called adult sites combined with the definitions not being updated frequently enough. If these 2 issues are not addressed I don't care what AV app you use you will get infected. --+-- Wayne D. Johnson Ashland, OH, USA 44805 http://www.wavijo.com
Re: [H] Hi All / System stutter problems
At 11:46 AM 3/1/2006, warpmedia typed: Dell did fuck up IMO by putting the internal optical drive on same chain as HDD in the laptop, why is a mystery. One less IDE cable they have to use. --+-- Wayne D. Johnson Ashland, OH, USA 44805 http://www.wavijo.com
RE: [H] Antivirus
Is there a GOOD program that catches all viruses, or 99.9% of them? NOD32 is now my fave AV program. It is light and has a lot of good features. I think the short answer to the question is NO. Sadly, I know people that actually run multiple AV scanners though I feel that really the effectiveness is dubious. The debate in many circles continues to rage about NOD32 vs: Kaspersky. They are really neck and neck, each one offering some advantages that other doesn't have. NOD32 seems lower on resources while Kaspersky is thought to have better heuristics. Kaspersky has a larger virus database and generally is thought to have better Trojan detection rates than NOD32 though I don't know that this is true 100% of the time.. So I agree.. Also Kaspersky updates their AV bases every 3 hours which I think is excellent.. Personally for me, Kaspersky+Spyware Blaster+HiJackThis!+ good Hosts file and I have not had an infestation virus or spyware in over 5 years.. Bill
Re: [H] Antivirus
These seem to continuously redirect the browser. For example, I can use Google, google 'Mapquest, get a bunch of results, click to go to Mapquest's site, and all is well. Then when I type in an actual address to get directions and hit enter, then the browser gets redirected to over a dozen different spots, and never stops loading, in other words the page goes white and stays that way while the browser keeps clicking along... - Original Message - From: Wayne Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: The Hardware List hardware@hardwaregroup.com Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 10:28 AM Subject: Re: [H] Antivirus At 01:12 PM 3/1/2006, Veech typed: Anyway, their computer is now so borked that I can't even d/l any programs such as AdAware (which I wanted to reinstall) or anything else because the browser keeps getting hijacked. I tried to download Hijack This, but ended up with a program called AdwareAlert which wants to charge $30... does Hijack This still exist as a freeware program? There are viruses out there that close the web browser as soon as you attempt to access certain websites such as McAfee or Symantec the only way to clean these out is either to use a cd with a bootable OS AV app such as BartPE or XpPe. The biggest problem is a toss up between surfing questionable sites game hacking sites are notoriously terrible as well as so called adult sites combined with the definitions not being updated frequently enough. If these 2 issues are not addressed I don't care what AV app you use you will get infected. --+-- Wayne D. Johnson Ashland, OH, USA 44805 http://www.wavijo.com
RE: [H] Antivirus
http://www.invircible.com/ have not used these guys in years but at least once upon a time they were darn good, have wanted to try them again and was wondering IF anyone has used them lately ? fp At 12:26 PM 3/1/2006, Bill Poked the stick with: Is there a GOOD program that catches all viruses, or 99.9% of them? NOD32 is now my fave AV program. It is light and has a lot of good features. I think the short answer to the question is NO. Sadly, I know people that actually run multiple AV scanners though I feel that really the effectiveness is dubious. The debate in many circles continues to rage about NOD32 vs: Kaspersky. They are really neck and neck, each one offering some advantages that other doesn't have. NOD32 seems lower on resources while Kaspersky is thought to have better heuristics. Kaspersky has a larger virus database and generally is thought to have better Trojan detection rates than NOD32 though I don't know that this is true 100% of the time.. So I agree.. Also Kaspersky updates their AV bases every 3 hours which I think is excellent.. Personally for me, Kaspersky+Spyware Blaster+HiJackThis!+ good Hosts file and I have not had an infestation virus or spyware in over 5 years.. Bill -- Tallyho ! ]:8) Taglines below ! -- Pants: Trousers' country cousins.
[H] more wasted time
Subject: Quail Hunting http://www.quailhuntingschool.com/flash.phphttp://www.quailhuntingschool.com/flash.php yahoo fp -- Tallyho ! ]:8) Taglines below ! -- Pants: Trousers' country cousins.
Re: [H] Syslog-NG
Just to follow up, I got it working! Thanks!
Jamie Furtner wrote:
By itself, no, but by using a similar method for logging to a database you
can.
create a script to call snmptrap (/opt/scripts/sendtraps):
#!/bin/bash
while read LINE
do
snmptrap $LINE
done
then set up a destination in the syslog-ng.conf file:
destination traps { program(/opt/scripts/sendtraps); };
Send whatever you want through the destination, filtering it as need.d
Jamie
On Thu, February 23, 2006 7:32 am, Ben Ruset wrote:
Thanks. I have not had a chance to mess with any of this yesterday, but
hopefully today I will be able to.
Do you also know if you can have Syslog-NG send out SNMP alerts if there
are certain events in logs?
Jamie Furtner wrote:
Have you checked to see if the SYSLOG traffic is hitting the server? A
tcpdump should show the traffic.
Other then the MySQL logging, I'm not doing that much different with my
config - I've used remote logging in the past.
Try running syslog-ng in debug mode (syslog -d) to see if the traffic
comes through and gets filtered.
Re: [H] NVIDIA Firewall?
Just thought I'd add a note to this... I tried refreshing a web page repeatedly with my main PC with the NVIDIA firewall, then did the same thing on another computer (same speed), and it refreshed *much* faster than the one with the NVIDIA firewall :( Any ideas (other than disabling the firewall which I'm inclined to do)? Thanks, --Kyle Yamnitz Your Basic Computer Hardware Page: http://www.BasicHardware.com The Lesson Plans Page: http://www.LessonPlansPage.com -- Original message -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi all, I'm just curious what everyone's opinion is of the NVIDIA hardware firewall with Active Armor and Anti-Hacking... I just started using this with my new nForce 4 Ultra board (DFI), and I like the control I get with it, but it seems to really slow my Internet surfing. Anyone else experience this? Are there ways to speed it up? It also seems to block some Flash video from coming in properly (go to NickJr.com and click on Video to test). I'm using a custom config based on the Medium security level. I'm already behind a LinkSys router + firewall, so I don't know if this is overkill, but at least the NVIDIA firewall lets me block at the application level, etc. I have more control - kinda cool. I just hate the slowness... Could it be because it's going through 2 firewalls? Thanks, --Kyle Yamnitz Your Basic Computer Hardware Page: http://www.BasicHardware.com The Lesson Plans Page: http://www.LessonPlansPage.com
Re: [H] NVIDIA Firewall?
:( Any ideas (other than disabling the firewall which I'm inclined to do)? Thanks, --Kyle Yamnitz I have a NVIDIA firewall on my board, and I think the interface is cool, and would be great if I was using that PC as a router or maybe a server, but since I have a hardware router, and I need a software router to control what is going out, I did, in fact, disable the NVIDIA.
[H] google search for failure
May upset some but I think it is funny. (well, not funny but more like hitting the head of the nail) http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=Failure
Re: [H] Hi All / System stutter problems
Have you checked that you are using DMA for your IDE drivers in device Manager and also have you turned on/off autostart? Um, agpgart You might see if that is trying to load during the boot up process and also consider running a old driver cleaner app.
[H] sw problem ?
This is for a customer and right off not sure WTF, when she opens a excel doc and tries to *save as* it throws a message in use by briefcase and will not let her save. Networked system but nobody else is logged on. Any pointers appreciated, going in AM. My first thought are to check out the briefcase and then maybe a office repair. Thanks fp -- Tallyho ! ]:8) Taglines below ! -- I'm totally unprepared for everyday life.
RE: [H] NVIDIA Firewall?
You guys notice that the apache.exe program it loads into memory takes anywhere between 20-50 megs of ram? That's the one thing I couldn't stand about it. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Winterlight Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 5:52 PM To: The Hardware List Subject: Re: [H] NVIDIA Firewall? :( Any ideas (other than disabling the firewall which I'm inclined to do)? Thanks, --Kyle Yamnitz I have a NVIDIA firewall on my board, and I think the interface is cool, and would be great if I was using that PC as a router or maybe a server, but since I have a hardware router, and I need a software router to control what is going out, I did, in fact, disable the NVIDIA.
