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<0> speed wise, yes.
<1> 110 is prolly low actually
<0> throughput wise, no.
<2> Hey, I ***ume about 1/2 the people here with a DVR use one from the cable company (built into the box) rather than a tivo/homebrew/xbox hack/WindowsMCE box, etc
<2> would I be correct?
<3> xtor; how fast can you copy files disk to disk ?
<3> on the same computer?
<1> Cody`, Hawkeye has two iirc
<4> Cody`: I use Comcast's DVR
<2> anyway... Is there an easy way to move movies from a cable box DVR to PC?
<4> Which is a Motorola DCT-6412
<5> So for a sustained 1 gig transfer...gigabit ethernet wont be 10 times faster than FastEthernet?
<1> define easy cody
<4> Cody: it depends on the box
<4> Mine has firewire
<1> you have to hackzor it
<5> peer afk I cant copy disk to disk very fast at all
<1> generally
<4> and I can dump to a PC
<3> xtor; are you getting ~ 10Mbyte/sec now?
<3> xtor; then why do you expect gigabit ethernet to be any faster?
<4> Gimp: I didn't do any hacking.
<5> peer to be honest I never took measurements
<4> and mine was out of the box.
<1> skoal, generally
<2> skoal: Mine has HDMI out I think... maybe even USB/firewire...
<4> who makes yours cody?
<4> is it a comcast dealie or something?
<2> Gimp: Very easy would be connecting a PC to the box via USB/firewire/whatever, having the computer see the cable box as a 'drive' and having each show be a 'file' you could copy/move off
<1> if it has such a connection
<4> thats not gonna happen cody
<2> skoal: I dunno. Let me go check it out.
<1> it's somewhat easy
<1> you need the model number
<6> how much power would be required to run dual opterons, would 550w be sufficient?
<4> it wasnt easy to set up, but once you get the apps figured out it works okay
<1> what else is in the opteron box
<6> talking to me?
<1> ywes
<6> i dunno i haven't ordered them yet
<1> i mean, like drives
<6> im looking to build a cheap server, with dual opteron 248's, 2.2Ghz, and a tyan motherboard
<1> video card
<1> etc
<0> 550wis a pretty beefy power suply
<6> ohhh i thought you meant the retail box
<6> im sorry
<1> no, lols
<6> hehe
<5> Dual Dualcore opterons would be nice to run
<0> ROFFLECOPPTER
<3> armfg; I hhighly recommend buying a server thats professionaly integrated
<1> xtor, indeed they are
<2> Okay...
<2> I have a Scientific Atlanta Explorer 8000AD
<1> peerce you'll pay out the *** for an amd64 tier1 server
<6> well at $750, a professionally integrated server cant come close to this
<3> armfg; stuff like RAID, hotswap, thats not easy to do-it-yourself and guarantee it will work.
<2> looks like it has USB in the front, and it has 2x firewire in the back
<2> (along iwth DVI, svid, component, etc)
<6> well ive done RAID before so im ok with it, ive built servers in the past
<6> have a few xeon servers that are running great with mirrored drives and no data loss
<1> are we talking < 16 drives?
<6> umm 3 hard drives, 1 SCSI, 2 SATA's, and 1 cdrom
<6> yes less than 16 drives hehe
<3> ok, thats just a beefy PC.
<1> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817103458
<7> anyone know which audit policy would track changes done to an user's account in AD?
<1> i'm fond of that unit armfg
<1> it's quiet, and very solid
<6> well the motherboard looks great
<1> (and it's in my dual dual core opteron box)
<6> ah ok
<6> what mobo you running
<1> tyan
<1> nf4 pro
<6> k
<6> how much $
<0> k8we 4tw
<1> what, the mobo?
<2> anyway...
<6> yeah
<1> no clue
<6> ah
<1> i'd have to price it
<2> so that's my cable box... How do I get **** off?
<1> hit teh froogle or pricewatch
<1> Cody`, google biatch
<1> it's fairly model specific
<6> which opteron do you hve
<6> have*
<1> 275 x 2
<0> compnay money.
<0> price doesn't matter.
<1> yeah
<6> ah 275
<1> well i had a budget
<2> errrrrrr
<1> but it was like 3 grand
<2> 8000HD, not AD :D
<6> Dual Opteron 248's 2.2Ghz with 1Ghz FSB and 1GB PC-2700 Corsair ECC ram, how many users could that handle on a linux distro?
<1> corsair?
<6> yeah
<3> these are very nice servers... http://www.sun.com/servers/entry/x4200/
<1> l4m3!!
<6> what is good ram then
<3> armfg; whats a 'user' doing? telnet and email? 1000s.
<4> Cody: I haven't found any info about ripping from your receiver yet.
<4> You might not be able to.
<4> My model has all kinds of tutorials and ****, nothing immediately came up for your model
<6> umm a 'user' is logging into a C++ application i built for linux that sends and recieves data, and also logs onto a website
<8> hi alllllll
<3> ok, how much compute does that use, how much network traffic, how much disk IO?
<8> i have a network problem that is driving me crazy
<1> hundreds?
<1> who knows
<3> we have no IDEA how heavily loaded 10 or 100 or 1000s of those users are.
<6> well the website is very small use, i mean its just webpages with cached headers, data output...
<2> skoal: cable company / cable box supported info?
<1> btw, 1gb? wtf?
<6> files that are sent back and forth are less than 1MB
<2> or like underground h4x0r info?
<1> you need four sticks
<3> armfg; how often?
<4> newsgroups and ****
<1> you're gonna buy 4 x 256?
<3> per user, I mean
<9> Could someone give me a rough estimate of how much professional data recovery of a hard drive is? Is $140/hr @ an estimate of 10-12 hours excessive?
<4> so stuff that the cable co wouldnt want you to know would be there.
<6> no, 2x1GB
<1> [SoS] define professional
<6> 1GB per slot
<4> i found all my info online even though my installer said that comcast calls the ports "unused"
<6> 1GB in one, 1GB in other
<3> [SoS]; are we talking cleanroom recovery where the platters have to be pulled?
<1> armfg, so you'll run each processor in single channel
<8> i have a 100BaseTX network on UTP CAT5.E cables, the cable length is 45Meters when i connect the cable between two computers is works perfectly, when i connect the cable to the switch it suffer sever packet loss !!! what is happening ?
<6> correct
<6> for now
<1> which halves your memory bandwidth
<1> wtf would you do that for
<3> armfg; thats half bandwidth
<6> umm boss has a budget not my problem
<3> Ahalgene; your switch ****s?
<9> Peer: I'm nnot sure... I guess an easier question -- could you reccomend a good data recovery company to go with?
<6> what ram brand would you recommend
<3> [SoS]; ontrack
<0> dammit.
<1> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820146534
<1> yea, ontrack == pwn
<6> 4 of them bitches?
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