Chris. Aubrey-Smith wrote:
Is there an 'approved' method for separating a big aluminium heatsink from a
processor, to which it is attached as though superglued?
Clamp the heatsink in a vice, protect the CPU and use a scalpel or craft
knife blade to remove any actual glue and to wedge the
LinuxLearner wrote:
Which in my view is most probably a breach of Data Protection Act
provisions. e.g. I get regular 'invites' from Facebook, though I have
never given Facebook consent to email me (nor ever given anyone I know
consent to give Facebook my email). This infuriates me, no
Stephen Rowles wrote:
I'm running Fedora 11 and trying to allow remote access to my machine
via Krfb - I need to get this working so I can work from home tomorrow!
If I'd know it was going to be difficult I would have started earlier
:(. I rather foolishly assumed that because Krfb came
Dr A. J. Trickett wrote:
Before a colleague at work buys new RAM for his Tosh A110-233
notebook I thought I'd ask, does anyone have any spare 200-pin
DDR2 PC2 notebook ram going free or cheap?
Similar question here except for regular DDR (aka DDR1): my Thinkpad X40
takes PC-2700 / DDR 333
Bond, Peter wrote:
snip
http://www.st.com/stonline/books/pdf/docs/3566.pdf
Thanks for all the replies, which have led me to this detailed tutorial
www.onsemi.com/pub_link/Collateral/HBD855-D.PDF
and an offer to eyeball a design if I can come up with one :-)
Anthony
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Anthony wrote:
You can get DIY circular saws with built in soft start [1] but not stand
alone starters for older tools. ?After lining up the saw guide on the
workpiece I want to slot the saw into the guide, then switch on without
it jolting out of alignment. ?It might be time to break out
across a circuit that does something like that?
Apologies for list abuse but I've Googled MAO without success. All
suggestions gratefully received (except Buy a new saw, obviously).
Antony
[1] eBay.co.uk item 400054540068
[2] http://www.quasarelectronics.com/kit-files/electronic-kit/3019.pdf
Simon Reap wrote:
Rob Malpass wrote:
2) Is there a way I can scroll around my own desktop if this sort of thing
happens again? To be clear, what has happened here is that, running in
the
14 point font which I must observe with my eyes, the window is bigger than
the desktop.
On Thu, 12 Feb 2009 23:04:02 +, Antony said:
I'm trying to check the raw speeds of a few SD cards, partly to choose
the fastest for the camera and partly out of curiosity as some are
unbranded.
[snip]
r...@pc5:~# dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda count=10 bs=1M oflag=dsync
Oops... expect
Stephen Davies wrote:
Did you try the archive on the Royal Institution web site?
http://www.rigb.org/contentControl?action=displayContentid=1882
Nice, thanks, although I'm only getting 12 second 'intros' and have
mailed website support to ask for a fix - fingers crossed. Another
lister has
Stephen Davies wrote:
The downside is that now I'll have to think of something else to do from
the 1st.
Honest suggestions welcome?
Several Hants and Surrey listers have raised pretty much the issue that
is eloquently put here:
From: Paul Stimpson
That's what I was thinking too but the machine is a dual core 2.4 and the
2 cores are alternating between 43% and 57% (one on each then swapping).
I assume that random generation is a compute-bound activity so if that
was the bottleneck I would have expected near on 100%
Vic wrote:
I got a howto online with the steps to configure the last version of
Ubuntu for LUKS LVM. One of the things it tells you to do is a dd
/dev/urandom /dev/sda5 to fill the LVM group with random noise before
creating the groups. I have started this but I'm only getting 1.7MBps so
Dean Earley wrote:
Does anyone here have a set of IBM X41 recovery CDs that I could use?
I've recently had a hard disk die, taking its recovery partition with
it... :)
Failing that, is there any known way to reset the supervisor password?
According to this [1] the SVP is stored in eeprom
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