Re: [H] Disk Corruption

I accidently killed a 160GB WD NTFS partition / drive. This utility brought it back... easy to use... you can download the demo and it will tell you if it can recover the drive but you will need to purchase the program to actually perform the recovery Active@ Partition Recovery v 2.0 http://www

Re: [H] hello, test

On Jun 28, 2005, at 7:03 PM, Bill Cohane wrote: At 08:03 06/28/05, Thane Sherrington wrote: At 09:02 AM 28/06/2005, GP wrote: Seem to me Jim is never change isn't he, start to worry if this list suddently quiet. You know what Jim, we are getting older ;-) The list is getting quieter.

[H] Disk Corruption

Long time since posting! I've got a computer I've been using as a FreeBSD file server at home-- it's got two 120GB WD's, one was sliced/partitioned for FreeBSD, and the other was one partition FAT32. Something I did wrong during a reinstall of FBSG 5.4 messed up the FAT32 drive--the partit

[H] Update Rollup 1 for Win2kSp4 now available

This has just been released from beta testing & is ready for you to download at It was one of the easiest betas I've ever been on as everything that I looked at seemed to check out just fine & that was the vast majority opinion of

Re: [H] PCI NVidia card

At 12:05 06/28/05, Thane Sherrington wrote: I have a computer with a GeForce 5200 PCI card in it (an onboard i810 video) - when I run the NVidia drivers, it tells me that there is no NVidia hardware in the system. Anyone ever see this before? I kept getting the same error message "no nvidia h

RE: [H] hello, test

At 08:03 06/28/05, Thane Sherrington wrote: At 09:02 AM 28/06/2005, GP wrote: Seem to me Jim is never change isn't he, start to worry if this list suddently quiet. You know what Jim, we are getting older ;-) The list is getting quieter. I'm not sure if people are drifting away from the li

[H] DHCP and DDNS Updates on Centos4

I am trying to setup a CentOS4 based DHCP and DNS server. I'd like to have DHCP update my DNS server with whatever leases get sent. I have it working up until the point where DHCP tries to update DNS. It then chokes on creating the journal files. It's trying to create the files in /var/named/ and

Re: [H] NForce Boards for A65

By the way, whats an A65? @:)> It is a new chip based on the x86-65 instruction set. I think it uses socket 939.5 :) Greg

Re: [H] PCI NVidia card

At 01:22 PM 28/06/2005, CW wrote: Yeah.. it's a fubar of the 810 chipset. Figured it out. The 9X driver I had (whql) didn't support the 5200. The new (non-whql) do. Stupid of me. T

Re: [H] NForce Boards for A65

so anybody want to *stream* their obsolete nf3 stuff :{) >:-} At 10:11 AM 6/28/2005, Stan Zaske Poked the stick with: The most compelling reason to upgrade @ this time is so you can run a PCIe video card and then rush out and get a Geforce 7800GTX which I believe nVidia has said it will not offer

Re: [H] NForce Boards for A65

The most compelling reason to upgrade @ this time is so you can run a PCIe video card and then rush out and get a Geforce 7800GTX which I believe nVidia has said it will not offer an AGP version of. The BFG card comes OC'd with VIVO and is only a few $'s higher than the other three or four vend

Re: [H] PCI NVidia card

Yeah.. it's a fubar of the 810 chipset. -Original message- From: Thane Sherrington [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 10:40:50 -0500 To: hardware@hardwaregroup.com Subject: [H] PCI NVidia card > I have a computer with a GeForce 5200 PCI card in it (an onboard i810 > video) - when I

[H] PCI NVidia card

I have a computer with a GeForce 5200 PCI card in it (an onboard i810 video) - when I run the NVidia drivers, it tells me that there is no NVidia hardware in the system. Anyone ever see this before? T

RE: [H] hello, test

At 07:03 AM 6/28/2005, you wrote: The list is getting quieter. I'm not sure if people are drifting away from the list, or if we are all just less interested than we used to be. T Back in HS, could spend a lot more time. Now things a pretty hectic. Just got back from an interview trip to Da

Re: [H] ABIT settles class action.. offers replacement MB's for bad cap boards

I have several of these mb's hanging on the wall, doubt this is worth getting involved in. old tech. fp At 02:42 PM 6/26/2005, Chris Reeves Poked the stick with: >From the Inquirer: http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=24195 WE'RE SORRY we missed this proposed US class action settlement earlier t

Re: [H] NForce Boards for A65

imagine this is some ones *first* computer :( we are getting older. fp >:-} At 06:26 AM 6/28/2005, Steve Tomporowski Poked the stick with: Back in the dim reaches of the past ;-), I built my A64 system (3400+) with an NForce 3 board.  Now I haven't played with this system a lot, but it really do

RE: [H] NForce Boards for A65

Upgrade the MB, of course, means a switch in CPUs, etc. Yes, NF4 boards have some advantages (access to more CPUs, dual channel memory, PCI-Express) If you have the 6800 (non-GT) then that's a much bigger "hop" .. the 6800GTs have dropped below $300. That's a better bang. -Original Message-

Re: [H] hello, test

At 10:09 AM 28/06/2005, joeuser wrote: Personally, I'm just sick of everyone here ;P That's good. I didn't want to be the first to admit that. :) T

[H] NForce Boards for A65

Back in the dim reaches of the past ;-), I built my A64 system (3400+) with an NForce 3 board. Now I haven't played with this system a lot, but it really doesn't seem so fast and Doom 3 (which I built the system for), despite having a 6800 128 Meg (I think, may be 256M), calls for 640 x 480 (I rea

Re: [H] hello, test

we have been here for a while, my daughter is now almost 8 years old! and she was born, a while after we started this list from overclockers damn, I amstarting to show my age here :-) but I still like computers Henrik PS: first computer in family 1976 - PET, i am sure my dad had something be

Re: [H] hello, test

Personally, I'm just sick of everyone here ;P Thane Sherrington wrote: At 09:02 AM 28/06/2005, GP wrote: Seem to me Jim is never change isn't he, start to worry if this list suddently quiet. You know what Jim, we are getting older ;-) The list is getting quieter. I'm not sure if people

Re: [H] hello, test

Quite WHAT? Jim Edwards wrote: List is quite, thought I would send a test. Jim -- Cheers, joeuser (still looking for the 'any' key)

RE: [H] hello, test

*laugh* this hit me as really funny this morning.. I'm busy going back through "Ender's Game" (the 20th anniversary audiobook) and your writing style reminded me of some of the speaking styles they use ;) CW -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of

RE: [H] hello, test

Older like wine. Just a bit shaken, not too stirred 007 -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of GP Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 8:02 AM To: The Hardware List Subject: RE: [H] hello, test Seem to me Jim is never change isn't he, start to worry if

RE: [H] hello, test

At 09:02 AM 28/06/2005, GP wrote: Seem to me Jim is never change isn't he, start to worry if this list suddently quiet. You know what Jim, we are getting older ;-) The list is getting quieter. I'm not sure if people are drifting away from the list, or if we are all just less interested tha

RE: [H] hello, test

Seem to me Jim is never change isn't he, start to worry if this list suddently quiet. You know what Jim, we are getting older ;-) At 06:04 PM 6/28/2005, Chris Reeves wrote: But the list is quite what? We're still here ;) -Original Message- [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jim

RE: [H] hello, test

But the list is quite what? We're still here ;) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jim Edwards Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 5:46 AM To: hardware@hardwaregroup.com Subject: [H] hello, test List is quite, thought I would send a test. Jim -

[H] hello, test

List is quite, thought I would send a test. Jim -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.8.5/32 - Release Date: 6/27/2005