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Anyone have a used, cheap box I might install Linux on? It will be pretty much browsing only, and, to learn the OS, Fedora 13. Needs an HDMI out video card, or I'll buy one. Any good sources for information on starting to use Fedora 13? Or, any ideas on how to install it on VMWARE so it isn't...

I saw this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16881153005&cm_re=Zonnet_cameras-_-81-153-005-_-Product and was wondering if it would be useful for watching my room while I was gone? Anyone used one? Thanks GS PS It would be used with Windows 7 Ultimate...

When you use VMware, do you sometimes run out of disk space? Fedora wouldn't install from disk, so I downloaded an 'appliance', complete with setting and a single core kernal. I've got a download that won't work because the OS partition is nearly full. I am slowly trying to clear stuff out...

Sechs: I thought you already had a SSD setup? GS

Recommendations? Zonet? Hi I've got the server going 24/7, so I was wondering how you setup a camera, and, what other hardware I would need to for instance, watch the door in my room, or my room. Also, perhaps a carport camera, since my car seems to be a popular target. Anyone set these up...

I get bored, and, with VMWARE, it's fun to try and run stuff on The Beast. I've been able to test stuff and actually give the processor a mini-workout, once in awhile. Not to mention the only times I've had Linux working have been on my laptop. Don't feel like dedicating a drive to Linux, or...

Newegg keeps their mail in rebates a bit more in check then TigerDirect. I'm always seeing these great drive prices, that turn out to be mail in rebates...

Get Java Installation Help Now Printable VersionPrintable Version How do I download and install Java for my Linux computer? This article applies to: * Platform(s): Red Hat Linux, SUSE Linux * Browser(s): All Browsers * Java version(s): 1.5.0, 6.0 Linux system requirements See...

So far, I think I may have found my new browsing technique. Use VMware, with Fedora 13. So far, it seems blinding, and, not too awful an interface.

Whats wrong with Fedora 13?

I have had it working, 9.04, on a drive for my laptop. Can't try it as an appliance, since the site has been down for mat. at VMWARE.

I have very fond memories, not so distant, of a wonderful woman that worked for Hitachi in South San Francisco...yum....

Using VMWARE, both the Ubuntu distros fail to see either of the keyboards, blue tooth or USB. Rather strange...

I installed the 32 and 64 bit, and I could NOT type in my password, or user, under either 32 or 64 bit, 104 Ubuntu.

I've tried that, and,I don't really feel like building a computer from the list on compatibility, though, to be real, that's what we do with 7 etc. all the time. I usually find some really glaring issue that I can't get resolved using a Linux system, pretty much everytime I've tried it. I like...

Just tried it on VMWARE. It's the only OS I've installed that won't recognize the keyboard.

I was talking about the 1000 dollar price tag, starting, for any Extreme processor from Intel... In other words, Xeon pricing...

Seems that they are finally coming down within reason. Seems like these things are really high profit cashcows for Intel, but, that's just me? Intel Extreme pricing comes to mind...

Only thing that bugs me about the X-25's is that to get trim support, you have to run 7. Not alot wrong with the Vertex Turbos, either.

That kind of vetos my idea of a cheap, small, 32 gig SATA that I have for 100 bucks, until they seriously come down in price? How big is the 200 dollar X-25?

What are your requirements for a boot drive, size wise?

It's taking forever to install XP and it's huge number of fixes. Seems slower then the other drive. HD Tach numbers are about 30 MB/sec, with .02 Access time, same as the other drive. See once the XP junk is installed what we get. The weird part about this is the hard drive is under constant...

Newegg is now carrying PATA SSD's, at reasonable prices???? Only 292 bucks for a 32 gig SSD. Probably the same internals as these 100 buck drives. The new one is the same speed, so, I'll keep both. Makes little sense to send it back. Appears either the benchmarks can't figure out the speed...

Newegg is now carrying PATA SSD's, at reasonable prices???? Only 292 bucks for a 32 gig SSD. Probably the same internals as these 100 buck drives. The new one is the same speed, so, I'll keep both. Makes little sense to send it back. Appears either the benchmarks can't figure out the speed...

The new drive is blue, but, it comes in a nice, steel case, vs. plastic. Doing the install now. Should be done in 6 minutes. Soon will know if it's the drive, or the interface, and chips... Drives cost 100 bucks, costs 10 bucks to ship back to China, but, that's with no confirmation or...

I have VMWARE, and, in the original post, I just listed the installed OS I have on it. Other OS that work are: XP pro 64 bit 2000 Pro I deleted Ubuntu for password reasons last night. It originally started as a way to play old games, but, that didn't work very well. It's kind of fun to boot...

New drive is at the post office. More later today on tests....

Hi I'm wondering if it's really worth the time, and effort to use a VM version of 2003 Server for my web browsing? With Nod 32, I've yet to have more then one or two trojans get in, and, figured those out, quick. Still, loosing this install would be a major pain, plenty of time, and a trip...

I'm with Time on this one. It looks like some SERIOUS corporate colusion/monopoly price fixing. 270 bucks for a Samsung 21.5"? WTH? And, that was a deal at the time. If you want a slide rule, look at what's happened with TV's in the same time period...

Call Granite Digital?

Since you don't use cases, just mount the motherboard as the bottom component in a chimney, with the board upside down. Any condensation can go into a 'drip bucket'. Peltiers are WAY cooler then water cooling;0

Not that I have found.

7 tells me I do get some REALLY insane file transfer speeds, like 800 MB/sec, copying from the X-25's to the other SSD, and, sometimes they start really high, with smaller files, and slowly slow down to 150 MB/sec.

Happens fast, too. My GF is going through it and it's killing her. She's only 44.

I agree. Kingspec, from China on ebay, are 170 MB/sec, 32 gig SATA, for 100 bucks. Even the slow, 32 MB/sec PATA Kingspec is a huge speed improvement, overall, over the PATA 7200 rpm drive it replaced, that has faster STR, but MUCH slower access time. That was also 100 bucks. If you shop...

Hi I've been moving some data between hard drives. They are large, relatively slow SATA drives, and, I'm getting about 95-110 MB/sec file transfer rates, if I transfer one at a time. I recently tried 5 different file transfers at the same time, and, the transfer rates got REALLY low, like...

Just car experience. With anti-freeze the temperature on my water-goes up to 50%, very quickly. Likewise, as soon as the load is less, it drops to 20%, or less, quickly. Pure water, the temperature will rarely go past 40%, but, once it gets up there, it stays there, longer....

Ever considered mixing 50% anti-freeze 50% water? Anti-freeze is MUCH better at absorbing heat then water.

Thanks Stinker: I ordered another one from another vendor. We'll see how it works with the Panasonic CF-51. I've tried the Policy settings as well, both on and off, no change, and altered ATTO to match your settings, same result. Probably take another 3 weeks to get the new one from China...

David: Any noticeable difference, human wise, between 3.11 ghz and 4 ghz?

Why is my first instinct to think bong from the 60's? ;-)

Guys: It was pretty amazing. The camera is on the top of the computer, I was walking to the bathroom, off picture, to take care of business. Through a pair of sweatpants, and more on the silent-but deadly side, NOT the rattle the rafters type. I was AMAZED she heard it...

WHATEVER....

Recently set this up, not a conference, but Skype, with GF. Bought a Logitech http://www.logitech.com/en-us/webcam_communications/webcams/devices/6333 9000. Looks expensive, but, the Zeiss optics sold me, and, they are VERY clear. On top of that, the included microphone works great as well. I...

No. Apparently they have only one designation for that drive, even though it's two different drives. You might look under Device manager>properties> details after the first part the following is listed: Kingspec KSD-PA25.1-032MJ____________JO90429__\534B3050303030303037303633202020202020 Is...

Stinker: Appears there are two versions of the drive, with the same number: "Hi Your add indicates you are selling the JMF602 version of this drive(the results you posted for speed). The one you shipped me is the SM2235 version, half as fast." GS.

My seagate is one of the newer old 7200 rpm drives. It's around 50 MB/sec in the laptop, and, with a clean install is ok, but still not nearly as fast as the SSD. Right now, they are the only game in town, or China I should say, and, I better just stick with what I've got, and not make the USPS...

Watching the Celtics and Cavs. off the power supply, the computer is stepped down to 598mhz. It's STILL way quicker then with the 7200 rpm drive.

I try and avoid working on laptops. The Panasonic is WAY faster with this drive in place. Mavis Beach 15, my typing program, is like a totally different experience then the 7200 drive.(just went 80 words a minute, no errors) I really wonder what doubling the drive speed would accomplish on...

Well, I pulled it, but the pins are closer together then the IDE stuff on my desktops, and won't fit. Checked the model Number: KSD PA25.1-032MJ, and it's the same as the one in Stinkers link.