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<0> Hawkeye...
<1> Yo?
<0> hhehe, I've bene asking questions, didn't realize you were gone :D
<1> LOL
<1> Whoops
<0> so, the SATA port on the 8300... wtf is it used for?
<1> External SATA
<1> More hard drive space.
<2> cody, plug it into an sata port and see what happens
<0> also, couldn't I just buy one of those DVD players/records and just record to DVD the stuff on my DVR that I want? Then I could do whatever I wanted with it...
<0> Gimp: plug "it"? What's "it"?
<2> er, the port?
<0> this isn't an ebay ad man :D
<0> yeah, plug WHAT into the sata port?
<2> i was ***uming it's a standard sata port
<2> a cable
<2> into your computer
<1> Its to add drive space to the system.
<0> hehe, oh, from my internal SATA controller in my PC to the external SATA port on the cable box?
<2> yeah
<0> Hawkeye: So they support adding your own external SATA drive?
<1> Depends on your OS version.
<0> gimp: Well, I don't have that cable box but I'll try it if I get it :D
<1> SciAt's OS does it currently. Pioneer's P***port RSN
<0> Hawkeye: Then couldn't you just save the movie to that external drive and then put that drive onto your PC?
<2> Cody`, it seems like a unadvisable idea anyways
<0> Gimp: Puss ;)
<2> i mean, i'd do it
<1> Cody, encryption issue
<2> oh hush mr "i don't wanna break my car"
<2> :P
<1> You would think by now that someone would have worked out cracking the encryption
<0> okay
<0> doing some ****ing hack on a $125k car is a LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT from plugging a sata cable into a cable box :P
<2> cody, also i sidestepped your problem, by building my own dvr
<2> hehe i know
<2> (of course i don't care about digital content)
<0> Hawkeye: Totally. Slacker hacker community
<3> ping
<1> Hmmm, not exactly a 'dinner' meal. But I think I'm gonna make bacon, biscuits, and sawmill gravy for dinner.
<0> Gimp: haha, and your car hack was pretty dodgy. "turn on the car while holding down the windshield wiper blade button 3/4 turns, then touch your nose while moving the right seat back as far as it will go, then tap the high beems 3 times, then while pushing in the volume button on the radio, honk the horn twice quickly
<0> "that will unlock all stability control and you can spin the tires as crazy as you like"
<2> it does more then that
<2> it disables a whole lotta other ****
<2> like abs
<2> and airbags
<2> =)
<2> out, headin home
<0> haha, right on. Sign me up :D
<0> Hawkeye: If I got a DVD recorder (stand alone unit, not PC based), couldn't I just play the content I want to record, and then have the DVD recorder burn it?
<0> That seems pretty simple... So simple taht maybe I'm missing something?
<0> hmm... and can any of those DVD recorders burn HD?
<0> I realize that you won't get as much record time, but if they kept the res the same as what was being played, and recorded a HD .wma file to the DVD, then I could easily play it back on my xbox360 or PC
<4> is there a networking device you can purchase that can take 1 input ethernet connection split it into 2 where each of the 2 connections can access the 1 main one but not eachother?
<5> yes. a catalyst switch.
<5> it's called private vlans.
<5> by cisco.
<4> nothing cheaper?
<5> this is not a home based solution.
<5> sure, a bsd/linux box with multiple interfaces.
<5> and ipf or ipfw.
<0> Why couldn't he just use a little internet router deal?
<5> and perhaps some of the newer fangled linksys or netgear consumerboxes have something in their pretty gui for this.
<0> liek $80 or wahtever they cost now.
<5> note the 'cannot access each other' portion of his statement
<5> that throws a slight monkey wrnench
<4> yep
<5> although you could attack it different.
<4> i need that badly
<5> use XP2 firewall software.
<5> and just deny the host/32 into the machine and vice versa.
<5> i think that would acomplish the same thing.
<4> why host/32?
<5> i'm ***uming you have internet - switch -pca & pcb
<5> pca & pbc will be on the same /24
<4> basically I have 1 printer and I want 2 networks to share it but i dont want to connect the 2 networks
<5> conceivable.
<4> both are 192.168.0.x networks
<5> oh.
<4> now that throws another wrench
<5> well. i think your best solution is to set one pc to 192.168.0.10 and the other 192.168.0.20
<5> and just deny packets to each other.
<0> vhuren: Always best just to ask the question that talks about what you actually want to do.
<5> and make the printer 192.168.0.30
<0> as in, what you just did
<0> re: your printer info
<5> o
<5> i'm also ***uming this all exists in the same location.
<4> yep
<4> same place
<3> same as it ever was
<3> need pda shellware
<3> pocket pc.....time r google
<3> thanx to jury duty. got pocket irc and verichat installed
<3> now for pocket ssh
<6> HELP I WANT2ACCESS THE WINDOZE REGISTRY BUT I HAEV NO IDEA HOW TODO IT HALP PLZ
<7> if you're gonna troll, maybe don't use an ipv6 address ;)
<6> why not?
<7> cause anyone that can get on efnet using ipv6, can access the registry
<6> lol true
<6> I fail it. Sorry.
<7> hehe
<8> look on the bright side. you just earned a nomination for least convincing troll ever.
<4> ok one more question
<4> does any home networking device allow you to only have a certain mac address device to use a particular por
<4> t
<4> ?
<7> no
<4> damn heh
<9> vhuren; most packet filtering is done by IP rather than by MAC. MAC is physical ethernet layer, while ports are part of the TCP or UDP protocols within the IP protocol suite.
<9> vhuren; what exactly is it you're trying to do, anyways?
<5> "someone builds them for us to our specifications"
<5> awesome, i'd like to be that 'someone'
<9> vhuren: you wrote... <4> is there a networking device you can purchase that can take 1 input ethernet connection split it into 2 where each of the 2 connections can access the 1 main one but not eachother?
<9> you could do that with a homebrew linux router that has 3 ethernet ports
<9> eth0 -> internet. eth1 -> LAN1, eth2-> LAN2
<9> configure LAN1 and LAN2 to be different subnets, like 192.168.1.x and 192.168.2.x
<7> peerce, same guy with two wans and two networks and one printer
<7> fyi
<9> DNAT/Masquerade both of them to the internet, but don't allow any internet routing between them.
<9> hook the printer directly up to the linux box and share it to both LANs with Samba
<9> oh, two WAN's too? geezus. lets complicate things.
<5> not complicated at all. just costs more.
<9> ok, thats actually simpler. put 2 ethernet cards in a PC, hook them up to both networks (which STILL have to have differnet IP subnets), and hook the printer directly up to this PC
<7> $10 says it's an IP printer
<4> peerafk: I cant touch one network
<7> hahaha
<9> vhuren; then how do you plan on connecting the printer to it?
<5> make them get their own freakin' printer.
<4> its already connected to that network
<9> vhuren; btw, yeah, fawk, quit tossing out roadblocks.
<4> bwhah sorry
<4> this is a problem i will end up buying a enw printer
<9> yeah, get your own printer.
<4> but this one costs like 20K
<9> you need a $20,000 printer?
<4> its an awesome one that does everything hehe
<9> WTF?
<4> well it was already here
<5> IBM 3800?
<5> ;)
<4> so I just tapped into it
<9> then you can afford a proper router.
<5> no ****.
<9> and define zones and VLANs
<5> hits thread is useless.
<4> and a trunk for it
<9> a $20K printer can probably support multiple network cards.
<0> Hawkeye, you on?
<7> why would a printer support multiple network cards
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