Quoting Peter A. H. Peterson:
> I could dump it out to text and back in again, but I'm concerned about
> escaping special characters and all that jazz.
>
> I have searched around but haven't found any solutions. Has anyone
> here had to promote binary gdbm databases up
nd but haven't found any solutions. Has anyone
here had to promote binary gdbm databases up from 32 to 64-bits?
Any help would be greatly appreciated...
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. is there any good way in
linux to do this?
I have started a wiki for this board at http://tastytronic.net/k8ndlis/
to try and collect data and real-world information on it and I'll put
the result of this conversation there.
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memory on both
CPUs you need RAM in all 6 slots, and each needs to be equal, which
seems extremely limiting.
I put two in A1/A2 and two in A3/B3... but then that means that
channel A has 3 GB and Channel B has 1GB.
Does anyone know what they're talking about, or has this board and has
done some
Quoting Peter A. H. Peterson:
> I've started a wiki for K8N-DL information if anyone cares:
>
> http://tastytronic.net/k8ndlis/
So, my quiet 4-way dual-core Opteron system is up and running.
* ASUS K8N-DL motherboard because of it's smallish size and
it's support for
Quoting Peter A. H. Peterson:
> Quoting Peter A. H. Peterson:
> > It will not accomodate the horizontal Zalman coolers. I think it might
> > accomodate the vertical coolers, but these are so tall they may not
> > fit well into a HTPC case.
>
> http://episteme.arstechni
Quoting Peter A. H. Peterson:
> It will not accomodate the horizontal Zalman coolers. I think it might
> accomodate the vertical coolers, but these are so tall they may not
> fit well into a HTPC case.
http://episteme.arstechnica.com/groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/77909585/m/904003883731/r/393
Quoting Peter A. H. Peterson:
> I know this is a little something of a tall order, but I am looking to
> replace my aging SMP system with a dual, dual-core Opteron system
> (probably Opteron 265s). Noise level is a primary concern because our
> apartment is very small.
>
>...
&g
like applying a coat
> of paint.
>
> - Naz.
>
> Peter A. H. Peterson wrote:
> >Quoting Naz Gassiep:
> >>If you're willing to perform some mods to the case, spraying the inside
> >>with Dynamat Accoustic Absorption spray reduces the noise noticably. If
y everywhere?
Thanks,
Peter
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I'm just not crazy about the "quiet cases" for EATX mobos. I guess
that shouldn't be that surprising...
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> bit is the harddrives clicking when accesses.
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Thanks for the input... your setup sounds pretty good. I was hoping to
avoid EATX because I have a cabinet I'd like to get the unit to fit
in...
Quoting Soenke von Stamm:
> The K8T Master2 Far-7 you mention only sports RAM slots for one CPU
> IIRC, that is IMHO not a good idea as you loose half th
dual core chips) that would be great too.
I figured that even if you guys didn't know these pieces of hardware
specifically, the peanut gallery would at least have opinions about
the best way to make a quiet dual dual-opteron server.
Thanks,
Peter
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