A compaq V2565 with turion and ati radeon xpress 200 mobility
graphics chip. My DVD was not the official version I don't believe. I
got it with a magazine from Borders. Barnes and Noble and has a magazine
style of mandriva with three CD's and pamphlets on Mandriva for $19.99 .
If you are
Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2006 14:27:21 -0800
From: larry price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
http://news.com.com/2061-10804_3-5884130.html
Is this news or is it olds?
On my browser above link points to a Sept 2005 article --there are some
follow-ups on that front page, but all from Fall 2005.
Larry, do you h
Hello Jim
On 03/02/06, you wrote:
> I just installed mandriva 2006 on my laptop. I picked up everything
> except the modem. I was surprised that it picked up the symaptics
> touch pad ok.
> I will work on the modem probably tomorrow.
> Jim K
which laptop ? I have an Acer travelmate 4400 and a
On 3/1/06, Mike Cherba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Given that even the windows folks are connecting via home gateway/router
> boxes these days I don't think this is too likely. It is a Genie and
> the bottle situation. the Genie is out and no matter how they might try
> they can't stuff him back
I am definitely going, I will be leaving ~1600
At this point I have two people committed to riding with
and room for 1 more.
It's basically going to be an up and back trip.
Anyone else planning on going?
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No official meeting this week. Joseph, Since you've already stepped
forward, why don't you organize any informal gathering that occurs.
-Mike
On Wed, 2006-03-01 at 18:53 -0800, T. Joseph CARTER wrote:
> On Sun, Feb 26, 2006 at 10:18:11PM -0800, Jim K wrote:
> > Iis there
On Sun, Feb 26, 2006 at 10:18:11PM -0800, Jim K wrote:
> Iis there a meeting this week? If so where?
Okay, who is NOT going to Portland tomorrow? =) If so, we should figure
out now if we are meeting somewhere for a clinic, food, or whatever else.
I vote for food, preferably places that serve de
Given that even the windows folks are connecting via home gateway/router
boxes these days I don't think this is too likely. It is a Genie and
the bottle situation. the Genie is out and no matter how they might try
they can't stuff him back in.
-Mike
On Wed, 2006-03-01
I don't think this is going to pass because the FCC can't mandate what
users use. How are they going to enforce this? How will the service
providers enforce this.
On 3/1/06, larry price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://news.com.com/2061-10804_3-5884130.html
>
> A nasty little piece of backdoo
I just installed mandriva 2006 on my laptop. I picked up everything
except the modem. I was surprised that it picked up the symaptics touch
pad ok.
I will work on the modem probably tomorrow.
Jim K
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On 3/1/06, larry price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://news.com.com/2061-10804_3-5884130.html
>
> A nasty little piece of backdoor policymaking at the FCC
>
> Why this matters:
> "I'm sorry but OpenBSD is not an approved operating system for
> connecting to Qwest Networks." or worse.
Did you ge
http://news.com.com/2061-10804_3-5884130.html
A nasty little piece of backdoor policymaking at the FCC
Why this matters:
"I'm sorry but OpenBSD is not an approved operating system for
connecting to Qwest Networks." or worse.
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Ben,
I'm familiar with the gumstix platforms. They use the Intel Xscale
parts, which are a derivative of the ARM architecture 5T. I've played
with XScale parts since before they were on the market. I'd suggest
that the Gumstix platform
Mike, have you seen the latest gumstix platforms?http://www.gumstix.com/They've really catered to the robotics hobbyists with their recent offerings :)No SCSI but an even lighter-weight platform. These use the Intel RISC chips, similar to what is in a lot of handhelds.
BenOn 3/1/06, Mike Cherb
Jim K wrote:
There was at one time a desire to do a Linux cluster. If no one has
done a presentation on them, I recently ran across parallel knoppix. A
live knoppix Cd for clusters based on knoppix. There maybe other live
CD;s for clustering also.
Jim K
There are a bunch of distributions at
I like the little SBC inside. 100MHz MIPs with Ethernet, and USB. Did
you see the other available interfaces? I2C, IDE, GPIO, SCSI, External
IRQs. This would make one heck of a robot controller. Pair it with a
USB Wireless device and a USB disk and you're golden. Unfortunately, I
coulnd't fin
I have a little bit of extra info on this posting if anyone wants to email me
privately. -Rob
Can you give me more info?
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Single Board computer, looks pretty snazzy.
with board and serial I/O it totals 173.00EUR
(around 205.66USD)
http://store.acmesystems.it/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1
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