On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 4:06 PM, Eric Wilhelm
wrote:
> Unfortunately, I haven't seen any of the pre-built system vendors
> mention the efficiency of their power supplies. Non-fun when they're
> specially dell-shaped units.
This might help, if you can cross-reference the P/S model number with
the
> And has a big impact on operating costs. I've started to see cases
> (namely Antec) include "80+" power supplies, which is nice because the
> electricity savings (even at current salmon prices and neglecting A/C
> cost) can recover the $10/$20 premium within about a year at this
> point -- usual
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 4:06 PM, Eric Wilhelm
wrote:
> And has a big impact on operating costs. I've started to see cases
> (namely Antec) include "80+" power supplies, which is nice because the
> electricity savings (even at current salmon prices and neglecting A/C
> cost) can recover the $10/$2
On Wed, 11 Mar 2009, Eric Wilhelm wrote:
> I'll second that when it comes to the usb bus suddenly dissappearing.
>
> The only reason you don't need to reboot Linux to upgrade your web browser
> is that Linux doesn't run the web browser in the kernel :-D
Eric,
Perhaps. However, the USB flash d
# from Joe Pruett
# on Wednesday 11 March 2009 09:49:
>maybe a reboot? even though it isn't
>windows, a reboot can sometimes be an answer :-).
I'll second that when it comes to the usb bus suddenly dissappearing.
The only reason you don't need to reboot Linux to upgrade your web
browser is tha
# from Quentin Hartman
# on Wednesday 11 March 2009 08:35:
> It will likely limit the number
>of drives you can run, which may prove to be a hassle at some point.
>It's also worth while to get a quality powersupply. It's the
>foundation that everything else depends on.
And has a big impact on ope
lsusb is a good start. dmesg to look for any errors when plugging the mp3
player in. as another poster said, maybe a reboot? even though it isn't
windows, a reboot can sometimes be an answer :-).
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On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 9:36 AM, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Wed, 11 Mar 2009, Joe Pruett wrote:
>
>> your flash drive should show up as a scsi device as well. it sounds like
>> maybe your mp3 player is having usb issues?
>
> Joe,
>
> Perhaps. I've unplugged it for a while. When plugged in, the fi
On Wed, 11 Mar 2009, Joe Pruett wrote:
> your flash drive should show up as a scsi device as well. it sounds like
> maybe your mp3 player is having usb issues?
Joe,
Perhaps. I've unplugged it for a while. When plugged in, the first thing
it does is start charging the internal battery, but th
> Earlier this morning I apparently lost all SCSI and pseudo-SCSI devices.
> There are no longer any /dev/sd*. Yesterday and early this morning I was
> able to mount my mp3 player (/dev/sda -> /mnt/meizu) without any problems.
> Now I cannot. However, if I use the same USB port, I can mount/umoun
Earlier this morning I apparently lost all SCSI and pseudo-SCSI devices.
There are no longer any /dev/sd*. Yesterday and early this morning I was
able to mount my mp3 player (/dev/sda -> /mnt/meizu) without any problems.
Now I cannot. However, if I use the same USB port, I can mount/umount the
f
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 5:33 PM, Rogan Creswick wrote:
> * Does the formfactor really matter? Space is not an issue, but it
> may be difficult to find a place for a rack mount (Our "rack" only has
> a front mounting bracket, and no rear supports -- it just holds
> switches and a kvm)
It depends
Michael Robinson wrote:
> I haven't
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