When I upgraded from 5400 rpm IDE drives to 7200rpm IDE drives, I had a
similar problem.
I added 2 - 80 mm case fans, and the change in temp around the hdd drive
cage and 5 1/4 bays only dropped about 5 degrees.
I ended up adding drive fans on both my new 7200 rpm drives, and that
dropped the tem
On Sun, Jul 20, 2003 at 03:55:08PM -0700, Mark K. Kim wrote:
[...]
> I'd get a new PC case except there are a few things that a normal system
> wouldn't have, like the CPU fan airflow redirection tubing, and the 5-in-1
> media reader connections (and the USB and the IEEE 1394) in the front.
> Getti
Hey guys.
I think my computer is running too hot. Not the CPU, but the drives (CD,
DVD, HDD, floppy) -- whenever I insert a CD in, leave it in for a while,
and get it back, it's really toasty. Same with the floppy's metal slider,
whether it's been spinning or not. Opening the system, the metal
If you're checking for SDL:
#include "SDL.h"
#ifndef _SDL_H
#error You need to install libsdl1.2-dev
#endif
SDL is maintained soleby by Sam, and he's not likely to change the _SDL_H
symbol in the future, so it's safe to use the _SDL_H symbol to test for
SDL.h.
The same goes for other
I just bought a Linksys 802.11b router (W11S4PC11) and 2 of the Linksys
WMP11 802.11b pci cards.
I'm running RH 8, and went to check if the Linksys nic is supported. From
what I learned, they aren't because Linksys switched from using Prism2 chips
to using Broadcom chips with the WMP11.
Any sugges
On Sun, Jul 20, 2003 at 10:23:08AM -0700, Ken Bloom wrote:
>
> I don't think the header guards (the #ifndef/#define/#endif that is
> supposed to surround every header file) are necessarily portable, but
> you could try somehting like this:
>
> #include "somelib.h"
> #ifndef __SOMELIB_Hs_HEADER_
On 2003.07.20 08:23, Bill Kendrick wrote:
Right now I have a program that will die if certain headers can't be
found.
The issue of getting these headers has practically become an FAQ for
the libraries installed.
("You forgot to download the *-dev packages of the library, which
contains the headers!
--On Sunday, July 20, 2003 08:23:35 AM -0700 Bill Kendrick
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Right now I have a program that will die if certain headers can't be
found.
The issue of getting these headers has practically become an FAQ for
the libraries installed. ("You forgot to download the *-dev packag
Right now I have a program that will die if certain headers can't be found.
The issue of getting these headers has practically become an FAQ for the libraries
installed.
("You forgot to download the *-dev packages of the library, which contains the
headers!")
I'd like, if possible, GCC to bar
