[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote,
> I've discussed our issue with a friend of mine, and he has agreed to
>allow us access to a band room (with an ethernet connection). All that
>is required is our decision and a little prior notification. I've been
>in there before and noted it to be cozy but suitable to f
I've discussed our issue with a friend of mine, and he has agreed to allow us
access to a band room (with an ethernet connection). All that is required is
our decision and a little prior notification. I've been in there before and
noted it to be cozy but suitable to fit our needs. In any case,
I have to agree with Jason about OS X errors. The one thing that
Microsoft has beat over Sun, HP, Apple, and maybe even Dell is there
documentation. Some might argue that OpenSource software has good
documentation ( It does ). The problem I find with error messages is
the information that you c
After using and supporting XP for the last four years or so, I'd have to
admit, it doesn't BSOD as much as earlier versions of Windows - in fact,
even when I did see a BSOD it was hardware related (bad memory, failing
hard drive, etc). Anyway, I think the point of the OP was that 98% of
Windows use
Midrange and highend Sun hardware can hot-swap PCI cards. I have done a PCI
Fibre-Channel card hot-swap on a Running Sun E6800, I also played with it on
an E25K, but haven't had any of the PCI cards on the E25Ks I manage fail.
On 12/28/06, Michael Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As long as t
I had my work purches a USR Sportster modem for a project I am working
on. It works fine.
Miller
On 12/28/06, Garl Grigsby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Martin Kelly wrote:
> I'm about to buy a modem from ebay for my mother to use with Ubuntu.
> The seller claims it works with Linux and the vendo
I'd have to say you are talking about mac-users there!
"2% of people are perhaps fortunate enough to have it work all the time.
Blessed are thosethat have never seen a blue screen and/or never sworn at their
computer." With of course the exception that I had sworn at my computer at
least
Regardless of the DRM issue, Vista is just crap anyway. After installing RC1
on a test box at work, I found that I had no physical memory available with the
default install, everything left was page file. This was on 1gb of memory. As
a test, I reduced the number of running services to the bare
