I sent the following about 7 days ago, but it appears never to
have
arrived on the CLUG server, and meanwhile I lost contact with CLUG -
some incompatibility of Clear's and Farmside's mail servers. Apologies
if you've all read the following already.
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Some months back there
On 7/21/07, Timothy Musson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Yesterday a friend of a friend asked me to take a look at his computer,
a HP Pavilion 510a (~5 years old), which does absolutely nothing when
switched on (...no LEDs light up, no fans, no beeps, no blue smoke, no
sign of life whatsoever).
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On 7/21/07, Timothy Musson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Yesterday a friend of a friend asked me to take a look at his computer,
a HP Pavilion 510a (~5 years old), which does absolutely nothing when
switched on (...no LEDs light up, no fans, no beeps, no blue smoke,
On Sat 21 Jul 2007 10:58:04 NZST +1200, Nick Rout wrote:
Distinctive ring is about $4-5 per month on the phone bill.
$2.45. Much less than a second phone line.
It gives you
a second number with a different ring. Suitable hardware (look for
claims of faxability) can distinguish the ring and
On Sat 21 Jul 2007 12:55:03 NZST +1200, Christopher Sawtell wrote:
Hylafax is an enterprise grade faxing solution.
FWIW, Some years aga I found Gert Doering's mgetty+sendfax to be a
superior package.
http://mgetty.greenie.net/
I found hylafax overkill once and tried to use mgetty+sendfax.
bin the power supply or bin the computer?
Unless thje fault is something glaringly obvious which can be fixed in
just a few minutes, it's just not worth futzing around with machines
more than about 5 years old. You can get a younger and thus better
working replacement for the same price as
On Sat, 21 Jul 2007 10:58, Nick Rout wrote:
Distinctive ring is about $4-5 per month on the phone bill. It gives you
a second number with a different ring. Suitable hardware (look for
claims of faxability) can distinguish the ring and answer if it likes
the ring. If your hardware won't do
Christopher Sawtell, 2007-07-22 00:22:41:
bin the power supply or bin the computer?
Unless thje fault is something glaringly obvious which can be fixed in
just a few minutes, it's just not worth futzing around with machines
more than about 5 years old. You can get a younger and thus better
Timothy Musson wrote:
Christopher Sawtell, 2007-07-22 00:22:41:
bin the power supply or bin the computer?
Unless thje fault is something glaringly obvious which can be fixed in
just a few minutes, it's just not worth futzing around with machines
more than about 5 years old. You can get a
Timothy Musson wrote:
Christopher Sawtell, 2007-07-22 00:22:41:
bin the power supply or bin the computer?
Unless thje fault is something glaringly obvious which can be fixed in
just a few minutes, it's just not worth futzing around with machines
more than about 5 years old. You can get a
On Sat 21 Jul 2007 15:47:27 NZST +1200, Reg wrote:
I tried with the suse firewall off and still no go.
Good, you have eliminated the firewall from the suspect list :)
If to make it go I
would have to open up a whole lot of ports and rules to make firewall
ineffective then maybe I will flag
On Saturday 21 July 2007 11:53 pm, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
fullstop.
That scanner/pdf/everything else machine you've got is superb in a law
office where it's used every 5 minutes, but it's not justifiable for the
occasional use.
But businesses love them (almost demand them).
I install at
On Sunday 22 July 2007 12:22 am, Christopher Sawtell wrote:
bin the power supply or bin the computer?
You can get a younger and thus better
working replacement for the same price as paying a technician for two
or three hours work.
Read my lips.
I have a tool which plugs in to the power
Thanks Andrew
I have a vodem as well. I've had enough trouble getting it to run under
windows
Andrew Packer wrote:
I sent the following about 7 days ago, but it appears never to
have
arrived on the CLUG server, and meanwhile I lost contact with CLUG -
some incompatibility of
On 21/07/07, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
I'd like to think that faxes have had their day, and could be replaced
by scanners and email.
I very much disagree. The print quality of faxes is shocking, but they
are protected by privacy laws (pertaining to the telephone system) and
are reasonably
Andrew Packer wrote:
Subsequent to all the above I've written a shell script to unmount the
Vodem as a CD-ROM, change the usb modules as above and launch the Vodem
driver. I'd like to be able to run it other than in a terminal but
haven't got that sussed out yet.
Google for udev Huawei_E220,
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