In my experience, I booted with the USB drive
connected, and it appears as /dev/sda. Also, the data
transfer rate is about 2 MB/sec - much less than
today's hard drives. It may work for gaming, but I
would not count on it.
JD
--- Patrick C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently bought an
After a long battle with technology, Jorge Delacruz wrote:
--- Patrick C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently bought an external HDD that hates my computer (won't work at
all inside the computer, but plays nice from the enclosure).
1.) Is the USB spec fast enough to run any games or other
Well,
The x86_64 failed, I used F6 and even added the pci=nomsi
all-generic-ide on the second attempt and went into \etc\X11\xorg.conf
and modified the video to vesa and still no go. The text installer
wants ACHI drivers and I loaded one after another but nothing. I
tried formatting again but
On Oct 1, 2007, at 2:07 PM, Rhune Lord wrote:
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Specs:
Dell Inspiron 1520
2.2Ghz Core 2 Duo
256MB NVidia 8600M Video Card
160GB Hard Drive (100GB to Vista, 45GB to ext3, and 2GB for swap -
actual total size 149GB)
Broadcom NIC
Dell 1390 Wireless
DVD Burner
After a long battle with technology, betty wrote:
I just put ubuntu on my office computer, got it to connect o.k. to the
internet, BUT it doesn't recognize my outgoing or incoming email servers
and for some reason, Firefox won't connect. Although i can see on
the ext. modem (and hear on the
Am 01. Oct, 2007 schw�tzte betty so:
I just put ubuntu on my office computer, got it to connect o.k. to the
internet, BUT it doesn't recognize my outgoing or incoming email servers
What do you mean that it doesn't recognize your email servers? What client
are you using to talk to them?
and
My present teaching schedule does not allow me to take over to the
October CIS238DL at MCC's Downtown Center. Anyone with some work
experience and/or training experience in Linux, please contact Linda
Collins, our Department chair, at [EMAIL PROTECTED] 480
461-7711 or you can contact me for
On Oct 1, 2007, at 4:45 PM, Rhune Lord wrote:
Chris,
I assume you have seen this page:
http://www.linux-profiles.com/laptop-computer/laptop/40
I tried to load it and the network times out on that site.
It's not working for me now either. It was working earlier today and
it had specific
--- Matt Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After a long battle with technology, Jorge Delacruz
wrote:
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2M/s? That doesn't sound right for either USB1 or
USB2.
(perhaps the long technology battle is 1/2 of my
problem)
I plugged in a USB drive and dd the internal drive to
a file
From: Jorge Delacruz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Matt Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2M/s? That doesn't sound right for either USB1 or USB2.
I plugged in a USB drive and [dd'ed] the internal drive to
a file on the external USB drive. It took 9 hours to dd a
40 GB internal drive, so 1.2 MB/sec
.
After 20 years of using computers, and never before having
done anything with music or audio files, I am just beginning
to explore ... so I have a plethora of questions.
So far, I have copied some files from a little mp3 player that
our daughter gave us to my 2006 Mandriva box and was glad
From: Josef Lowder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Some time ago, I had also downloaded but never before tried to
play one .wma file and one .wav file. Now I find that amarok
plays the .wma file fine, but not the .wav file.
So, what is the difference between these various formats
and how can I
So, what is the difference between these various formats
Compression, quality, and licensing. Your needs may vary depending on
devices, space, etc.
and how can I convert the .wav file to an .mp3?
Install LAME from whatever package manager Mandriva uses. Then:
lame -m j -h --vbr-new -b
Chris,
Its probably a failure from the site, I will give 24 hours and their
IT staff / tech dude a chance to fix it.
Brian
It's not working for me now either. It was working earlier today and
it had specific instructions for your model.
---
I got ~25MB/s doing file transfers on it, so 2M/s is definitely not right...
and mounting it by label is definitely the way to go (duh!). Thanks!
On 10/1/07, Matt Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After a long battle with technology, Jorge Delacruz wrote:
--- Patrick C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am 01. Oct, 2007 schw�tzte Josef Lowder so:
So far, I have copied some files from a little mp3 player that
our daughter gave us to my 2006 Mandriva box and was glad to
find 'amarok' (which I've seen several pluggers mention favorably)
on my system and delighted to discover that it plays the
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