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Theres a growing thread at the other place describing why this is an imposibility... looks like ghost just fuds up the partition table/file system so that the OS believes there is more space than there actually is.

just some tweaking... I was copying files from one computer to the file server through my main PC (all of this over SMB). This is using the onboard NIC included with the SiS 964 SB. Amazingly, The computer I got the files from was on a 100baseT hub which is why I guess I was capped at ~7MB/sec...

anymore updates? I was surprised to see the following out of my 100baseT network today

i should also be asking this question.

It would be nice if I could add something, but I think everything has already been said. It's nice to have you here Merc, you definately add a lot of character to this place.

why do people up memory voltage? The memory voltage is best left alone. I would guess that this could be a simple error in the BIOS programming or it could be a sign of instability with the chipset when you try to overvolt your RAM...

can you rename the files to example1.not-an-avi and retry?

yeah, i returned a stick of crucial.... good service... didnt do the advance RMA.. took about 1-2 weeks though.

I'll trade you this shiny rock for those two flat ones.

ah, I've been looking for something that will let me read ext3 in windows.

lol

i usually have poor service.. i've been corresponding with promise for the last week or two (2 emails there, two back)... looks like my card is no longer under warranty.. decent service.. antec gave me great service... still hate guillemot after them taking my card (and making me pay for...

compare copy operations in DSO with and without smart drive and you'll see a wonder of difference. However winNT and win9x have caches already. I'm sure these work great adn take care of 90% of users out there. But for those that do alot of hard drive I/O or just need more responsive hard...

good luck :bravo:

yeah, my gf kept getting the same error... basically made the software useless. She got this error even though task manager said she had a decent amount of RAM free.... maybe with future versions this will improve.. personally I would have liked that to be a permanently assigned chunk of RAM...

when I 1st got my duo I checked the range.. atleast 30 feet through two or 3 closed doors..... with my cordless trackman I get atleast 15 feet (havent tested further).... with my remote wonder I get atleast 20 feet.

ah yes, I was playing these in WMP 8.0... media player classic is much smoother... dunno why I didnt have to ahve WMP 9.x to play these. Maybe I ahve the WMP9.x codecs installed from somewhere else.

i dont know anything about it, but the 1st google hit (I searched for "Dual Channel dynamic paging mode, or Dual channel linear mode" without quotes) had some information if one wanted to read through it.

I'm using a 2gHz athlonXP with geforce3.. some of the high res videos ran ok (not perfectly smooth), and some ran like a slide show.. I thought the lower res ones looked and played fine. Better than your average DVD, but not spectacular on a good screen.

yeah, the high def ones run choppy. And even then I still notice jpeggyness.

huh, I thought for sure they'd have a VIA kt600 model out there... guess you have to get one of their athlon64 or intel boards for S-ATA.

it's not hidden, i can see all the hidden files.. additionally, i get an error about the boot.ini file being missing if I try to goto the startup/recovery options section of the advanced system properties. The message says the file is missing and says I will not be able to edit or make changes...

shuttle?

the specs dont make me believe it has any greater range (i've gotten better range through doors and such with my logitechs... additionally it costs 3-4 times as much as the logitech wireless duo.... hard to justify the price.

you didnt include the opticals or the cases... if you want front USB, audio, firewire you'll need a case that offers it. Remember that many DVD-ROM drives cannot read +R media... some probably have a problem with -R media... I have no idea about RW media. About displays.. I see no reason to...

BMG makes the CD's though.... They also own the copyrights... maybe it's cheaper for them compared to apple.

yeah, I've modified the boot.ini several times.. going back to late 90's with NT 4.0, it's just kind of odd that the file is gone. And that the machine boots.

btw, I noticed moz isnt playing the catch up game with IE. Moz follows the standards and implements a few choice things on its own. IE follows the standards and implements a few things on its own. Neither party seems interested in supporting the other's proprietary changes. Which means we...

i wish there was a supported standard.

the nowrap function specificly stops wrapping... in other words the point is not to wrap in order to preserve the structure of the text. It works best when placed in the <td> tag. Yes, it's unfortunate that browsers require the space.. I wish there was a more absolute setting

um.. my boot.ini file disapeared... dunno when, but it's not on either of my HDD's... should I be afraid to reboot?

i go to work... it's expected.

wrapping should automatically occur at a space if you specify the table width... use the nowrap attribute to force non wrappage. If it absolutely, positively needs to be wrapped then you have handy and his PHP or java script. Accept no substitutions or imitations.

no. not for awhile... IBM/Hitachi is the only manufacturer to use a 5 platter design... maxtor, fujitsu and seagate have not maxed out at 4 for several years on all their 10k and 15k lines... the trend is to go down in platters, not back up. It will take greater density to get more capcity...

moz: google.com (used to be dmoz.org) myIE2: msn.com (the default page on a rarely used browser)

ahh

unfortunately you might be stuck running single channel....

well, you've got name brand memory and an Nforce2 mobo that should be able to run at 400MHz.... you're not running cas 2 or any other tight timings are you? dual channel?

well, you could always do all three at once (movie, update, beer). what else are you doing?

I prefer straight keyboards... i noticed the same problem as Merc, but I'm right handed.

na, with only one drive I wouldn't worry about it.. if you get another drive then yes.

i've resigned myself back to a single folder... but it's an AthlonXP 1700+ that should be running 24/7

i've seen that lots of times in win9x.. never on my own systems though.

heh, I bought my shuttle X-PC for LAN parties... it has never been christenned ... it spent the 1st part of its life as a server, then went to my HTPC. There's no way I'm getting it out of the living room now.. The nice thing about the P160 case I'm using now is that it is a heck of alot...

i think dns2go charges $10/year for DNS... they may have upped their rates.. at one time it was free. Your ISP will almost always cut you a deal on more IPs if you need em. I prefer to go the firewall/gateway route myself (if possible). For instance, I called up road runner and they gladly...

no, i think he means smoothwall If it helps tannin, I'm sure you can do what you want with a single smoothwall box, but it's going to take some linux expereince or the time to learn it. As far as the hand holding, I have encountered the same thing with coyote firewall... As long as you're...

what I found so interesting myself is that my antec 3700AMB case had such a nice finish (apears very very durable) while some of these newer (and suposedly nicer) cases had such a poor finish. I guess this is either poor quality control or Antec isn't putting as much attention into their paint...

I know there are adapters within PCI express.. for example an x16 to x1 adapter... x16 to x8, etc... even infiniband to PCI-E... but I have not seen a PCI to PCI-E adapter. My guess is that you'll see them mixed for awhile and then PCI will be limited to maybe 1 or 2 slots at the bottom of the...

no problem here at 4:00am CST

you could use the task scheduler of each machine to do something as simple as a dir listing... or perhaps put an empty .bat file (a .bat file must have atleast one command in my expereince in order to run... the ECHO command works fine) on the drive and have task scheduler run it every 10 minutes.