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What is the longest SATA cable available? What is the limit? Bozo :mrgrn:

I think DVD Shrink would copy the DVDs for you alyhough I've never used it for that. Besides it's free! http://www.dvdshrink.org/what.html Bozo :mrgrn:

Here is a utility that makes slipstreaming really easy. And it can set up the cd for an unattened install http://nuhi.msfn.org/index.html Bozo :mrgrn:

Is the BIOS setup to recognize a floppy? Bozo :mrgrn:

Every floppy I've install in the last couple of years (Sony, Teac) has been that way. I guess it's brand specific. :-? Bozo :mrgrn:

Usually the red stripe goes closest to the power connector. Bozo :mrgrn:

Have you installed the latest drivers? If not, don't. If you did, remove them. Recently I installed the ATI 5.4 drivers and found they screwed up a lot of video affects. Trying to scroll with the wheel resulted in a stop action mode of screen changes. Video hardware acceleration was turned down...

http://www.hitachigst.com/hdd/research/recording_head/pr/PerpendicularAnimation.html Bozo :mrgrn:

I just ran ATTO on two SATA drives. One, a Seagate 7200.7 80GB and the other a WD Raptor, 36GB. Both were attached to a 3Ware controller and both had Server 2003 installed on them. What I find odd is the ATTO scores were same for both drives. ~59MB for both read and writes. I expected the Raptor...

It's coil of aluminum, 50" to 60" wide, 80" in diameter, and usually .012" thick or less. They are looking at both sides of the sheet while it is traveling at 2000 FPM, checking for scatches and other surface defects. I would imagine that the resolution is extremly high. That's about all I know...

I used it on Server 2003 without any problems. I've been experimenting with various setting too. The Unattended install is really nice. Bozo :mrgrn:

I'm looking over a proposal for a company to install video monitoring system where I work. It would capture video images of our product in real time as it's being manufactured. The files would be about 9GB for each product. The video capture method is proprietary. I have no idea how the files...

I'll see what I can do...... Bozo :mrgrn:

Found this utility while looking for slipstreaming instructions. This is really cool http://nuhi.msfn.org/nlite.html Bozo :mrgrn:

If any computer is over 3 years old, I didn't there was any resale value. :( Bozo :mrgrn:

The Promise cards are fine. Bozo :mrgrn:

The Service Pack is available through MSDN, the x64 operating system in late April. Bozo :mrgrn:

Server 2003 x64 and Wundows XP Pro X64 in late April. Bozo :mrgrn:

http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,120102,pg,1,00.asp Bozo :mrgrn:

My dealings with Dell support pretty much mirror that article. Bozo :mrgrn:

Maybe the flash program didn't erase the old program??? Bozo :mrgrn:

I would double check the jumpers on the IDE drives to make sure Master/Slave is correct. Did you load the drivers for the SATA controllers? On my motherboard with the ICH5 and Marvel SATA controllers, drivers must be manually loaded for each. This done during the install of the operating system...

I thought Dell was attached at the hip with Intel amd MS. There's a french phrase for that; but I can't spell it :o Bozo :mrgrn:

I've had weird problems that was fixed with a BIOS upgrade or just re-installing the old version. Might be worth a try.... Bozo :mrgrn:

Welcome to the club. :oops: Bozo :mrgrn:

How about Paragon Hard Disk Manager. I use this program when Partition Magic fails. But I have never tried to format a hard drive that large. http://www.paragon-gmbh.com/ Bozo :mrgrn:

I usually check with Crucial. When you go to their site you select your motherboard and it will give you a list of all memory sticks that will work with it. This includes all the different memory types and speeds the chipset will run. http://www.crucial.com/ Bozo :mrgrn:

Would XXCOPY work? http://www.xxcopy.com/index.htm Bozo :mrgrn:

How about Catch-up 64 Bozo :mrgrn:

Looks like a room heater. :lol: Bozo :mrgrn:

Don't know how practical it would be though. http://techreport.com/reviews/2005q1/matrix-raid/index.x?pg=1 Bozo :mrgrn:

Can't help with your KVM switch, but ...... If you have a programable mouse or one with special features, it might not work with a KVM switch. Neither my Logitech MxLaser or MS explorer wireless mice can use their features when attached to a KVM switch. They work fine as a generic PS2 mouse...

Here's a bunch: http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduct.asp?submit=property&DEPA=0 Bozo :mrgrn:

I found the price for the Antec power supply. No I remember why I bought the adaptor instead :o http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-103-918&depa=0 Bozo :mrgrn:

How about this http://www.antec.com/us/productDetails.php?ProdID=20551 Bozo :mrgrn:

Actually, if you could see a closeup of the adaptor cable, you would see that the extra 4 wires are for a 12v supply. Almost all power supplies only have one 12v output with multiple wires attached to it. (pop the cover off a power supply and trace the wires). So it doesn't make any difference...

How about one of these. http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=12-183-045&depa=0 A lot cheaper. I'm using one on a Supermicro MB Bozo :mrgrn:

I have Vonage along with my regular telco. Due to problems with the antiquated mom and pop telephone company, if my next door neighbor( 50 feet away) calls me on the Vonage account, he pays long distance tolls. The performance of Vonage is great though. No drop-outs or other weird problems...

http://www.tweakguides.com/ These seem to be working fine on my computer. Bozo :mrgrn:

Here's one http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=11-123-075&depa=0 Bozo :mrgrn:

I would think the resolution was set that low as to take the video card out of the testing loop. This way the frame rates were limited by the CPU rather than the video card. Bozo :mrgrn:

This should work and it's well under $150: http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=11-125-467&depa=0 Bozo :mrgrn:

How much is your peace of mind worth? Bozo :mrgrn:

Although this write up is not about CPUs and gaming, you can see the performance scalling up with processor speed. http://techreport.com/reviews/2005q1/pentium4-600/index.x?pg=6 Bozo :mrgrn:

Go here and scroll down to find EATX (12" x 13") cases. http://www.newegg.com/app/searchProductResult.asp?Submit=Go&Range=1&DEPA=0&bop=and&description=server+cases&Order=price Bozo :mrgrn:

BTX case???? Bozo :mrgrn:

Linux is also vunerable "Although rootkits are not unique to Windows," I would think any operating system is vunerable to this kind of crap. If the majority of servers are running Linux/Unix, and you want corperate information, a rootkit worm would fix you right up. Bozo :mrgrn:

Kingston also makes various drive bays. Some are pricey though. Bozo :mrgrn:

How about this for hot swappable SATA http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-121-402&depa=0 Bozo :mrgrn:

Prices for Open E http://www.usa-assmann.com/shop/category.asp?catid=3 Bozo :mrgrn: