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Never tried it with 3ware, don't know. I do know that the answer is no with Promise RAID 1.

The array information is stored on the drives in a 3ware system unless they have changes something recently. You can move arrays to different controllers no big deal. When I moved from my old 6xxx card to my 7500-8 I just basically swapped the card, no redefining arrays etc. I emailed 3ware tech...

Can you boot from your flash drives? USB boot is becoming more common from devices such as a thumb drive and I guess if you have the right card reader it might work like that. I still use boot floppies for ghost, and I have a USB floppy drive for my laptop that works well with computers that...

I got it, thanks!

If you have one to spare I would like an invite please:

That site is a great read for memory lane stuff, but alass it's down for me too.

I bookmarked this thread a long time ago to go through with netflix open next to it. I have to say though you all have covered my favorites, but I was able to add some in my never heard of it category. Great read though to remember all these movies....

In February I got a PC power turbo cool 510 non-delux for $168 from bestbyte.....

Interested in the power supply, how much do you want for it? Is it a fairly new version with the four SATA headers?

Just the one account, but I can't really figure out how to get it working right. I have all the .PST folder files saved, so I am not really worried about loosing any information. Main problem is I am not familiar with Outlook working with an exchange server and because they are different...

Yes, I would love to, but how to get there though? That tool in the link didn't work for me at all.

I have a laptop that uses MS Outlook 2000 and connects to an exchange server for email. What I would like to do is move the whole operation to a new laptop running office 2003. I know how to move the data files, but what I am looking for is a way to export the account settings and import that...

I have yet to see one of those, I have only dealt with the cable with the little twist and a connector on either side of it, the floppy that's across the twist from the motherboard would be "A" and the one closer to the motherboard would be "B" and you can sometimes swap that order in the BIOS...

Why would you have a jumper on a floppy drive? I don't think I have seen one with jumpers.

File transfer and a stop watch? Like low tech aproaches.

Are they compressing it / encoding it on the fly? That would explain it. Usually with something like that you would need some good disk throughput too though?

Or a Lincoln, man the resale value on them is nothing. You can get a three or four year old Lincoln town car for under $10k easy. Has to be my favorite used car, to bad I need a truck.

Theoretically you would also have to look harder to sell a mac with a smaller target audience.

Simply amazing. Thanks for posting that, neat read and I don't doubt it a bit.

Nothing helpful in the PC 1.66 flash command line switches? Doing a /? or -? results in a list off command line switches or not?

They are supposedly all fluid bearing drives, but that's not your problem. Sounds like one of your platters is out of balance. I have a couple drives that make a bit of vibration, one is a new seagate 400gig and the other is something really old. Not a lot of vibration but you can feel it...

Not the first time I have heard of this, but I have yet to observe it myself though. I think someone oh the hocp forums even had pictures of this (or another Dell) panel with an after image like you describe.

Oh and merc I did use a logitech trackman for a couple years, I did like it but I found my self getting carpel tunnel (sp?) or whatever makes your arm hurt from holding it in the same position for a long time. That was the one that has the little marble ball you operate with your thumb, I...

You know that is a damn good thought with the number pad being in the way of the mouse. Having the keyboard centered in front of me on the G and H keys leaves quite a bit hanging out there on the right. I have a ratpad for a mouse pad and that plus the keyboard puts the mouse pretty far out...

Ah yes, a nice recovery from the slump.

I rather like my reproduction IBM 101 from these guys, super clacky buckling spring but has a great feel. They aparntly bought the patent for that old keyboard and are still making them, so if you liked the old clacky ones this is a good place to start: http://www.pckeyboard.com/ I rather...

Leaning toward the power supply then. Failing caps have a slightly domed aperance to their tops from pressures inside, soon to follow is an explosion with confetti or just some leakage. Not to mention causing power problems.

And the slower speeds.

I would say it's the old drive as you suspect, plus something else that may have killed your old drive. Try plugging in the power on the new drive with out the ribbon cable attached, do you get into the BIOS and the drive spins up? Yes= motherboard problem. No= look for a power supply issue...

I have had a couple dual layer burners for a long time now, never burnt a dual layer disk though. I got them because of the faster write speeds to single layer primarily. I am not so sure my set top player would even play back dual layer anyway.

For DDR I think it helps that the ram have an entry in the SPD table for the speed you are going to run it at so the motherboard can have no issues in setting it up automatically. Otherwise manually setting it up might help if there is any problems.

What places? I would like to have a look, I just had one fail on me.

Last two weren't up to snuff in my opinion...

I'll vote for "Sexium"

I think an older matrox would fit the bill too. Something from the G200 or G400 line. No fan and good drivers. Matrox always used to be known for it's good picture quality. I run a Milennium II to add a third monitor, had the card for years and it's great. G400 looks like AGP only though?

I rather like the previous one with the mention of the metal lamp with a creative power cord. The ideas I pick up from this guy....

Where would we be expected to pick it up from? What are the installed options and memory? I wouldn't mind another 4. My color 5 doesn't really print as sharp as the 4 did (half the rez). Parts if anyone cares, not the cheapest and I am sure there are others: http://www.printerworks.com/

Been using this for years because it's easy to setup and maintain. http://www.bpftpserver.com/

Some still do. BestBuy prints you off special mail in receipts for this purpose so you can hold on to one master receipt.

I have had lots of customers buy something off the shelf with XP home and then pay us to install the retail XP Pro, which is just pop in the disk and let it run. Yeah it's expensive but it worked fine for them. Personally I would do a clean install though.

Gilbo has it right. I was lusting over one of these for a while now. Any video card with a real dual link DVI can drive this screen which pretty much narrowes it down to some Nvidia quattro cards and maybe some of the Matrox stuff. One of the upper end quattro cards would be my choice as it can...

Ghost with the built in USB drivers recognizes my better USB drives fine. It depends on whether or not the chipset for the USB drive is recognized or not.

I am guessing the similar vintage one you found had almost the same full part number as your dead drive? WD400AB-xxxx?

Sure, limpness, size, color etc.

Plenum and non plenum refers to the toxic gas the cable gives off when it is lit on fire. Plenum rated cables supposedly won't kill you (as fast anyway). I believe they are shooting for the same electrical charismatics between plenum and non-plenum though, which necessitates different physical...

I think I heard RG-6 mentioned as the proper stuff.

Nevermind, found it. ftp://ftp.tyan.com/datasheets/d_s2895_100.pdf

Wow, anyone see a block diagram of that board? I especially like the seperat PCIX busses.

I have a belkin that's based on the Texas Instruments chipset. I picked up lots of comments on a video capture forum recomending it and I havn't had a problem with it at all.

doh!