dl'e this, web sites show a GUI interface, all I get is a command
line load and I see no command lines to do a secure erase.
I see clonezilla in there but it is not GUI.
did I dl the wrong thing ?
put a new Samsung SSD in this laptop and installed w7. Surprise,
everything works. 8-)
Need to
older version dl'ed worked OK, newer one would not load the gui
never mind
:-|
At 10:05 AM 8/8/2014, FORC5 Poked the stick with:
dl'e this, web sites show a GUI interface, all I get is a command
line load and I see no command lines to do a secure erase.
I see clonezilla in there but it is not
I have a newer AMD 88X board that doesn't work with the default Xorg GUI,
but does work with the alternate Xvesa, at least as of version 2014_04_28.
You might try Xvesa (Alternate graphics server in the boot menu) on the
newer version and see if that works.
In either case, it makes secure erase a
Yes, I know all six slots are PCI Express 16 but I I assumed all
current PCI slots would support all legacy PCI devices... apparently
that is not the case. So I guess I will have to get a PCI E USB 3
card . Actually I like that better. I found a 7 port PCI-E card with
it's own molex power
Nope, PCI Express does not offer any backwards compatibility with PCI. PCI
Express is a point-to-point serial interface running at 2.5, 5.0, or 8.0GHz
(expandable to multiple lanes), whereas PCI used a 32 (or 64) bit shared
parallel bus at 33, 66, 100, or 133 MHz (including PCI-X).
Agreed though,
every one tried in the newer version had some kind of hw conflict
with the older laptop and would not load.
Got the job done, slick sw when it works.
was ready to load hdderase and give that a try.
magnetic drives were easier to wipe.
:-[
At 07:31 PM 8/8/2014, Greg Sevart Poked the stick with:
