On Sat, Jun 06, 2009 at 10:47:31PM +, Nick Chalk wrote:
> Hugo Mills wrote:
> > Only in this case, it isn't. It's showing the
> > maximum protocol speed, not the (likely) data
> > rate between the modem and the exchange,
> > which is generally the limiting factor.
>
> Is that a feature of the
Hugo Mills wrote:
> Only in this case, it isn't. It's showing the
> maximum protocol speed, not the (likely) data
> rate between the modem and the exchange,
> which is generally the limiting factor.
Is that a feature of the DG834? The routers I've
worked with all display the current sync rate.
T
>> The router displays the connection speed. That's the rate at which it
>> can
>> exchange data over the phone line - the rate betwwen router and
>> exchange.
>
>Only in this case, it isn't. It's showing the maximum protocol
> speed, not the (likely) data rate between the modem and the exchang
On Sat, Jun 06, 2009 at 10:39:07PM +0100, Vic wrote:
> > I would not put it past Sky to doctor the router so that it only display
> > the maximum possible speed and not the actual speed as most routers I have
> > seen do.
>
> They don't need to.
>
> The router displays the connection speed. That'
> I would not put it past Sky to doctor the router so that it only display
> the maximum possible speed and not the actual speed as most routers I have
> seen do.
They don't need to.
The router displays the connection speed. That's the rate at which it can
exchange data over the phone line - the
On Saturday 06 June 2009 22:16:27 john wrote:
> Hi
>
> What time did you check your speeds. What servers did
> broadbandspeedchecker.co.uk use.
>
> Try it a time when few people are using the ISP broadband and try different
> speed checking servers. You may get a different result.
>
> John Eayrs
On Saturday 06 June 2009 22:16:27 john wrote:
> Hi
>
> What time did you check your speeds. What servers did
> broadbandspeedchecker.co.uk use.
>
> Try it a time when few people are using the ISP broadband and try different
> speed checking servers. You may get a different result.
>
> John Eayrs
Hi
What time did you check your speeds. What servers did
broadbandspeedchecker.co.uk use.
Try it a time when few people are using the ISP broadband and try different
speed checking servers. You may get a different result.
John Eayrs
On Saturday 06 June 2009 20:12:30 Scott Robinson wrote:
>
Hi
Check if the files are readable in linux.
I they are readable then we know we have a USB disk which has not been
damaged. USB disks are very prone to have their partition table damaged if
they are pulled out of a windows machine without being correctly unmounted.
It could be a job for the
Hi
I have a 904hd. I have used eeebuntu 2 and 3 standard on this machine. The
wireless works perfectly.
eeebuntu 2 needs eee-control for the function keys controling the wireless to
work.
John Eayrs
On Saturday 06 June 2009 09:26:33 AdamC wrote:
> 2009/6/1 Richard Danter :
> > And to think
On Sat, Jun 06, 2009 at 08:12:30PM +0100, Scott Robinson wrote:
> Hi Guys,
What about the gals? And persons indeterminate?
> Bit of a broadband issue here rather than Linux! Thought you may be
> able to help.
>
> broadbandspeedchecker.co.uk reports speeds of 3360/258 although the
> router (DG
Hi Guys,
Bit of a broadband issue here rather than Linux! Thought you may be
able to help.
broadbandspeedchecker.co.uk reports speeds of 3360/258 although the
router (DG834GT on Sky) reports:
ADSL Firmware Version A2pB022c.d20e
Modem Status Connected
DownStream Connection Speed 8032 kbps
UpStrea
Hi Chris,
I'd go along with Andy on this one. From personal experience I can say if you
touch this one it it highly likely to come and bite you in the repeatedly.
I know you want to help but if you're not familiar with what you're installing
(in this case) how to keep it free from virii a
On Sat, 6 Jun 2009, Chris. Aubrey-Smith wrote:
> I haven't used W*nd*ws for years, but I'm obliged to set up a machine for a
> friend who steadfastly refuses to use anything else.
Personally I'd recommend "tough love" and tell her that you don't know
enough about Windows to support her properly
I haven't used W*nd*ws for years, but I'm obliged to set up a machine for a
friend who steadfastly refuses to use anything else.
I have taken the precaution, from time to time, of backing up files from her
Dell notebook (XP Home Edition) to a USB disc. She now has a new(er) machine
running XP Prof
AdamC wrote:
I've prepared a USB stick with UNR on it, but have been put off by the
wireless problems (according to some reports, the wireless needs some
work on the kernel). This has put me off as I need to install it when
I have a lot of time to fix it.
Anyone had a go at this?
Adam
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I have the following if anybody is interested
Official Suse 6.1 disk and manual
Official Suse 7.1 Professional completely boxed
OS2 Warp 3 main CD, bonus CD manual and handbook
Borland Delphi 3
Sco OpenServer and manuals
Anybody interested contact me off list, I live in the north Bournemout
2009/6/1 Richard Danter :
> And to think I bought my wife an Eee _because_ it was Linux...
>
> http://www.itsbetterwithwindows.com/
>
> Maybe this explains why updates are no longer working (we get out of
> memory errors now, even though there is nothing extra installed).
> Guess Asus have abando
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