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<0> I think it's S.A.M. though
<1> the first problem is booting the machine remotely, once you get that done you can worry about partitioning the system
<0> may be wrong, I was infantry, not bombs and missiles
<2> Hoe` - just wondering if, say, a linksys router and a linksys wifi card sending UDP packets would "freak out" by trying to send acknowledgement packets
<1> an ACK packet is TCP
<0> I need to fix a clients network across the street so he stops flooding my myspace
<3> Pakistan retaliates on behalf of the muhammed pictures. http://www.vg.no/pub/vgart.hbs?artid=147639
<0> brb
<1> UDP doesn't have ack
<1> paraAway: seriously, nobody cares
<0> thanks paraAway, we don't read norwegian
<4> Send a STAM.
<2> Shad0wcat - I know; but I can't find specs on these routers beyond TCP/IP
<5> ok
<5> if I copy all the files from windows xp to the harddisk
<2> ah looks like some Linksys routers support it
<5> that will work?
<5> if I copy all the files from windows xp to the harddisk
<2> it will probably work if your goal is to copy files to the harddisk
<5> I wANT TO install windows xp home
<2> is the CD Rom broken or something?
<5> yes is broken :(
<2> you might be able to install it from the harddisk
<2> but it might have problems
<2> I'd say that's your only option
<6> :(
<2> other than the obvious
<6> that ****s monkey ****
<5> and if I put the hardisk onto another notebook
<5> install xp there
<5> take that hardisk and put it back on my laptop ?
<5> xD
<4> Take into account that your boot.ini may be improper if you do that.
<2> also so will the hardware profiles
<2> why not just buy another CD-Rom drive?
<2> Sounds like you are willing to go through a LOT of trouble
<2> why not just do the easy thing and pay for it
<5> is an old computer
<5> I dont want to get a new cdromr
<2> If you use the laptop, you'll want to access CDs on it
<5> no I use usb memory
<5> dont need a cdrom
<3> waterpfoof usb memory?
<3> Can you put it in a bucket of water and still use it afterwards?
<3> i take mine in the shower when i shower
<4> If it doesn't have any current stored inside of it when you soak it, and if you let it dry out prior to being soaked, it should work just fine.
<7> pl
<7> ok
<7> I have a generic dvd player
<7> I tried burning out dvds
<7> nothing happens when I attempt to play the dvds on the dvd-player
<7> any suggestion?
<7> s*
<4> Get better disks or a better drive.
<7> Better dvd player, you mean?
<4> Ah, it's a seperate player?
<7> Yse. ;)
<4> What software are you burning the DVDs with and from what format?
<7> The original format is avi/divx and it is then converted using winavi to VOB and then burned using copytodvd as dvd
<4> Keep in mind, not all players support all types of DVDs. You'll want to google about to see if yours only supports DVD-Rs or DVD+Rs.
<7> Aha, yes
<7> good point
<7> *looks at his player*
<4> I'm not famalair with any of thouse programs.
<7> ok
<4> What brand/model is it?
<7> Philips DVD755VR
<4> http://www.videohelp.com/dvdplayers
<7> ty, ty
<4> Apears people are having luck with -r/-rw/+r
<7> It plays dvd+r, I've been burning dvd+r
<7> Yeah
<7> Strange
<4> What brand disk?
<8> get the Phillips dVP 642
<8> plays everything
<7> Verbatim
<8> i just bought one and it was worth 70
<7> ok
<8> verbatim are great also
<4> They are.
<8> not the best but good tho
<7> :)
<8> i use em all the time from SAMS
<4> AMDMan: Like RITEK?
<8> what are u burning?
<7> Movie
<7> :)
<8> RITEK are #1
<7> ^^
<8> i make about 3 movies a day with verbatim and work great
<8> vcd svcd and dvdrs
<4> AMDMan: I've got 200 16x DVD+Rs from RITEK that I'm ready to throw into the trash.
<8> also xvid
<9> why hoe?
<8> lol +r suxk
<9> they have lines on them?
<9> +r are fine
<4> Because they're m***ive peices of ****. Nothing will read them, and they wount burn past 4x.
<7> lol
<9> i burn about 6 dvds a day with shop4tech 25 cent dvds
<9> hoe look at bottem and see if they have huge lines in the bottem
<9> i got ritdata like that pissed me off newegg rebate ones
<4> I visualy inspected the surface of a few disks and they all apeared fine.
<4> I'll definately need to double check, though.
<9> got 2 batches like that so i switched to 100 packs for 25$ shipped no tax.. with 20 hour shipping
<9> oh
<9> looked like someone held a lighter to the bottom almost with the ridata 16xdvd+r
<4> I was just checking to make sure there wasn't some horrid inconsistancy in dye spreading.
<10> I got some cheapie no label 8x DVDs for about $.40 and they don't seem to work in as many players
<7> I remember the first time I bought a dvdr, it cost 19 bucks!
<7> Not kidding!
<10> I used to pay $22.00 for a CD
<10> The burner was $1,300
<9> yup i did find that these are choosy on daewoo dvd players only i have 12 diff dvd players here and work on all
<7> lololo
<4> haha.
<4> I remember buying CDs back when they didn't come in any thing over 10packs for 35$.
<7> lolo, yes
<9> 22$ cd is better than 350 floopppys
<8> lol
<7> indeed ^^
<4> Ya, but floppies don't buffer underrun :P
<3> but floppys looks cool
<3> they are a cool thing because they used to be cool, so they are kind of cool.
<10> I hate floppies. A CD in a plex case is so much better.. and same sorta risk factor in data loss
<10> This is speaking of 10 years ago of course
<4> I wish optical media was in cases.
<10> It was =)
<10> Plex drive
<4> That was eons ago.
<4> Remember unformatted floppies? hehe.
<9> hah floppys are always dieing on me
<7> An unformatted floppy, to me, is a floppy not working.
<9> yea they say "this floppy is not formated"
<10> It was still a good idea, encasing a damageable media
<11> ya
<11> hehe
<9> diskette
<9> hahaahah
<4> haha.
<3> Insert disk 2
<7> lol.
<7> I remember getting that installing delta force.
<7> no
<7> Delta V
<7> it was.
<11> my floppy quick workin
<11> hehe
<10> Before harddrives it was even better
<10> Playin games of 5.25s
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