At 11:56 PM 27/10/2008, Winterlight wrote:
I have a Intel 865PERL board that won't post. It was working just
fine. I just moved it from one case to another.
I have installed the board, a P4 3.4, one stick on known good
Kingston DDR and Matrox G450 PCI known to be good... and a usb keyboard.
List a Window OS post 9x/me that can't do lba48? Right, none, so a non-problem with
the right add-on controller card w/BIOS.
Random interesting link:
http://www.dewassoc.com/kbase/hard_drives/hard_drive_size_barriers.htm
Rick Glazier wrote:
I agreed...
I listed three things and said to sta
FEBE/CLEO duo do rock, have not looked at Weave. Keep intending to compile a list of
FF3 add-ons to recommend to people but never seem to get around to it...
Since I tend to delicious my bookmarks I've not looked into Foxmarks at all, though I
do have several generations of bookmarks.html backu
Since you not posted VID+PID, we can only guess! =)
DHSinclair wrote:
On Sun, 26 Oct 2008, Gary wrote:
I got this brand new Laptop T400 Lenovo which came with Vista and I
re partitioned to one drive and installed XP Pro. Everything works
fine Except one device "PCI simple Communications Cont
$2600 of software to do essentially OCR to text to speech on a cellphone? Sounds like
someone is being robbed blind!
Great idea for sure, but I don't get the price tag.
G.Waleed Kavalec wrote:
http://www.boston.com/business/technology/articles/2008/10/26/the_possibilities_of_a_portable_eye/
B
Problem 1:
That looks like a useless thread!
"Any firewall needs to include entries for the IP/Subnet for the local adapter/router
and the IP of the Modem."
Sounds like the last guy is not using his modem in bridge mode, irregardless his
problem came down to his router settings not TB.
Sco
I just looked around quick & found some support thread open with the usual suspects.
All seem to come down to manual BIOS setup or BIOS up/downgrade which tells me the
BIOS is NRFPT & incompatible with some vendors RAM. Fixable as the go along, not a
"design" fault necessarily.
Price is attrac
First time cramming compatible components in? I can see it.
Next year it should be < $200.
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 4:45 AM, maccrawj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> $2600 of software to do essentially OCR to text to speech on a cellphone?
> Sounds like someone is being robbed blind!
>
> Great idea
DHS is always talking about breathing life into very old stuff...
I thought my comments were objective in that context.
Rick Glazier
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From: "maccrawj"
List a Window OS post 9x/me that can't do lba48? Right
Thanks, but that memory issue bothered me, so I've gone with a
Gigabyte board, IIRC GA-P45-UD3P, which had a lot of good reviews on
Newegg. I'll be picking it up tomorrow with the build probably this
weekend.
Steve
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 6:26 AM, maccrawj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just loo
I think I've got both problems sorted out now, not solved, have to
give one a shot.
AT&T doesn't support secure authentication, which was what I was
turning on. Really dumb for me on that one. Then apparently there is
an AT&T bug that keeps sending you emails despite the fact that you
are correc
j,
Thank you for that link. It crisply explained much of what I stumbled
into. I will just save my 160GB pata drive as a spare for one of my other
running pata systems (using the same 160GB drive).
It seems, from my read, that an "old" 440BX chipset will never
recognize/deal with a drive thi
Sorry if I wasn't clearer in my earlier email--
If you're connecting through cox, there is no reason to use a
different SMTP server. Just send your mail (regardless of whether it's
@cox.net or @att.net or whatever) through the cox SMTP server.
http://support.cox.com/sdccommon/asp/contentred
Comments inline:
Then apparently there is
an AT&T bug that keeps sending you emails despite the fact that you
are correctly set with SSL.
Post the complete error message, and I can probably figure out why that
happens. As a minimum, I would need the exact name of the AT&T
server you are using
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