Steve,
You remain yards ahead of me on this one. I'll accept your share.
After reboots, CClearner, and, checking my Admin's dt, I just gave up
and waited ~2hrs for all the "fluff" to settle. Got lucky. TB312 works
now.
Best,
Duncan
On 08/30/2010 19:19, Steve Tomporowski wrote:
I *think* t
I *think* that there is probably one .dll that is used by both Tbird
and Firefox. When they try to update that file, and they don't at every
update, the installer will cry that TBird is still running, even when it
isn't.
On 8/30/2010 6:32 PM, DSinc wrote:
Steve,
TNX. That may have done it.
Anthony,
I am an old Eudora user. TB is vastly different to me.
I am still getting used to its' quirks.
I think this may be my 2d or 3d experience with OpenSource business,
however you choose to define OpenSource.
I do updates badly. I over-analyze what I am told to do.
My bad.
Best,
Duncan
On
Steve,
TNX. That may have done it.
I am now doing v3.1.2 TBird.
Thanks,
Duncan
On 08/30/2010 15:36, Steve Tomporowski wrote:
Duncan,
Make sure that Firefox is not running also. I ran into that.
Steve
On 8/30/2010 1:26 PM, DSinc wrote:
I use Thunderbird. I am going blind in Mozzy's Help stuf
Steve,
Thanks. I thought I did that, but I will try again to go cold.
Best,
Duncan
On 08/30/2010 15:36, Steve Tomporowski wrote:
Duncan,
Make sure that Firefox is not running also. I ran into that.
Steve
On 8/30/2010 1:26 PM, DSinc wrote:
I use Thunderbird. I am going blind in Mozzy's Help
UPS tracking says my new board will be in tomorrow. Here's a link to a
really great review on this exact board done back in March when it was
first released..
ASUS M4A89GTD USB 3 review
http://www.guru3d.com/article/asus-m4a89gtd-usb-3-review/
On Fri, 27 Aug 2010 10:52:21 -0500, Scoobydo wr
Sad you keep having problems, Duncan. I use TB on two systems and it
always seem to update itself without troubles.
On 8/30/2010 1:26 PM, DSinc wrote:
I use Thunderbird. I am going blind in Mozzy's Help stuff.
I accept that my install may be dorked up; but, I am lost now trying
to fix it!
This is the video card I'm currently using in my main box that I Fold with
24/7. Keep in mind that mine is overclocked to 865/2000/1730 at 1.012v and
completely stable. I'm getting 11,000 PPD with this setup and I couldn't
be happier with it. Here is a review I was pleased to see on my exact
Duncan,
Make sure that Firefox is not running also. I ran into that.
Steve
On 8/30/2010 1:26 PM, DSinc wrote:
I use Thunderbird. I am going blind in Mozzy's Help stuff.
I accept that my install may be dorked up; but, I am lost now trying
to fix it!
I use v3.1.1. I have dl'd v3.1.2. I a
I use Thunderbird. I am going blind in Mozzy's Help stuff.
I accept that my install may be dorked up; but, I am lost now trying to
fix it!
I use v3.1.1. I have dl'd v3.1.2. I am now stuck in a fatal loop
trying to install 312.
The 312 install points to the proper install point, BUT, warns m
Cat6 is rated for more bandwidth (Mhz). The twists might be closer and the
copper thicker, but other than that it's the same.
If you purchase Cat6 cable and have terminators, you can make your own just the
same as you would with 5/5e.
On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 06:57:41AM -0400, Bobby Heid wrote
I generally turn one off for my home machine. No driver needs to be loaded
for it, thus saving a *little* amount of resources. At work I've used them
to bridge subnets, create firewalls, and to bond together
for aggregate speed (as has been said).
Julian
On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 7:28 AM, Ri
Only difference is shielding and slightly thicker wire. All same tools wll
work. Its just easier to work with 6 (imho)
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If you have the right swicth, you can "team" the multiple nics into one
virtual nic with an aggregate speed.
Rick Q
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On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 3:15 AM, Winterlight wrote:
> All my 3 desktop motherboards, both old and new, are high end and all came
> with multiple Gb NICs. I am
I think the differences are the shielding of the wires and all so they can
take the higher frequencies.
Bobby
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All my 3 desktop motherboards, both old and new, are high end and all
came with multiple Gb NICs. I am not sure why, and have often
wondered if there was any use for this other then maybe in a large
office with multiple networks, or if you wanted to use your PC as
gateway to share a broadband
Up to now I have only made up CAT5 and 5e cables. I have the tools
necessary to do this. I want to replace and end of a factory made
CAT6 cable with a new connector because the existing one lost it's
clip. After looking into this it appears that CAT 5e and CAT6 are
exactly the same for the purp
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