Yes, I played with it too, and although I can't really comment on the
effectiveness of the software, the team behind it seemed pretty good - well,
Mat did anyway! :)
How does it compare to the acpi-cpufreq driver with ondemand and cpuidle
(which I believe are the LessWatts.org
On 06/05/10 14:33, Victor Churchill wrote:
Sorry not to get to see you today Mat all, I have a house viewer
this afternoon and am tidying up myself so bunking off from that and
then coming back home with yet more oddssods would not be well
received ;-)
Thank you to all the people who took
No calling dibs, first to get to it takes it.
All free to a good home. I will accept Egyptian Pounds and US Dollars if you
have any.
Bringing the lot with me tomorrow to the LUG meeting. In no particular order:
2 Shelf speakers
HiFi separate CD player
HiFi seperate AMP
Mini ITX mobo with CPU
Hi,
I have been living in America for a while now and am purging everything left in
England including all of my computers and geek stuff. I am going to bring the
whole lot to the LUG meeting on Saturday, it's all free to a good home. The more
you take the better.
Also will be nice to see you
Stephen Davies wrote:
Sean,
Whats with this my bad. We are NOT AMERICANS...
I've been living in the USA for a year or so. This example is way down on the
list of annoyingizations of the language :)
Mat
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Mat Grove wrote:
We are having trouble with PXE booting our servers that are running
Debian Squeeze/Sid. The servers have AMD Opteron 1218 on a supermicro
H8SMU motherboard using the nVidia MCP55 Pro chipset. Debian
Squeeze/Sid is fully up to date on these machines.
http
Hi guys,
We are having trouble with PXE booting our servers that are running
Debian Squeeze/Sid. The servers have AMD Opteron 1218 on a supermicro
H8SMU motherboard using the nVidia MCP55 Pro chipset. Debian
Squeeze/Sid is fully up to date on these machines.
The problem we are running into
john lewis wrote:
On Thu, 19 Feb 2009 11:39:24 +
Stephen Davies stephen.dav...@ultraconsulting.co.uk wrote:
Unfortunately it is not my choice...It is the customers who
(bangs head against a brickwall) thinks that LINUX == Ubuntu and only
Ubuntu
by h**l - what is the world
Old reviews of the distros from 9 years ago:
http://www.tuxradar.com/content/archives-best-distros-2000
Of the memories it brought back, RPM dependency hell was the only one
that didn't make me smile.
Mat
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Victor Churchill wrote:
So maybe I'm being the opposite of ultra paranoid (infra paranoid?) -
I keep my disk platters as coasters. They soon collect enough
scratches from tea/coffee mugs that re reading them would be non
trivial.
This is also my approach. The magnets are fun to play with
Victor Churchill wrote:
So maybe I'm being the opposite of ultra paranoid (infra paranoid?) -
I keep my disk platters as coasters. They soon collect enough
scratches from tea/coffee mugs that re reading them would be non
trivial.
This is also my approach. The magnets are fun to play with
Paul Stimpson wrote:
Motherboard integrated graphics generally give distinctly second rate
performance. Do you have any PCI cards you need to bring across? If not I
would give serious thought to a PCIexpress mobo. You'll be able to get a
PCIexpress graphics card then which will outperform
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