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<0> but its only letting me make stripped
<0> no mirror
<1> is it even reflective?
<0> simple / striped / spanned
<0> thats all its letting me do
<2> what, brushed?
<2> well i guess polished is more what i meant
<2> the rims i have now are that way
<0> TedSki ?
<2> and they throw enough sun as is
<1> heh
<1> mine are powedercoated silver
<1> i woudlnt mind anthracite
<2> yeah
<1> not like black though because thats kinda ghetto
<1> but light gray / anthractie woudl be hot on my car
<2> yeah i'd like that as well
<2> it's hard to find tho
<1> yeah
<2> especially on a rim that doesn't look gay
<0> can someone help me on that?
<1> almost got to buy rims then get thenm powdercoated
<2> ew no
<2> that would ****
<3> I'm so tempted to go home and sleep for an hour and a half but I got a lot of calls to make. :(
<0> is it even possible to make a software raid on windows xp?
<3> maybe i'll just smoke a power joint and get myself a double espresso shot in a venti coffee
<3> ***id - of course.
<0> nerp: got any howto on how to do it?
<2> http://www.1010tires.com/wheel.asp?wheelbrand=Falken&wheelmodel=Torque+5+%2D+Gun+Metal
<2> joe that color right?
<2> or lighter?
<3> i've never done it but i'd recommend using a hardware raid solution. in general they're faster or offer better performance.
<3> err more reliability
<1> slightly lighter
<1> but that would work
<0> nerp: doesnt really matter.. im gonna be working with small files.. or just relatively decent ones.. and will have barely much read/write
<0> its gonna be pretty light..
<0> for a change im gonna avoid loading up crap on this machine
<1> gimp http://www.drunkdubs.com/albums/album49/volvofront_Medium.jpg
<1> not those wheels though
<2> heh
<1> http://www.worksuperwheels.com/wheels/vs_xx_porsche.html
<1> OOOH porsche rims
<3> hmm
<3> lemme see
<3> http://www.techimo.com/articles/index.pl?photo=149
<3> there's a decent guide on software raid
<3> i'm sure thats a start
<3> you basically have to create a dynamic disk dealio
<0> already converted both disks to dynamic
<3> read thorough that guide. it seems to explain it step by stem
<3> step by step
<0> "You will have a choice of simple, spanned, striped, and mirrored"
<0> i dont have mirrored
<3> how many volumes do you have?
<4> anyone heard of FirePay?
<0> well.. i have 130GB on disk 0 unallocated.. and disk 1.. i have the data i want to mirror it with
<0> nerp: if you see that page and the screenshot of new volume wizard.. it will show you only 3 radio buttons
<5> I have to poop
<3> i really need to go to bed sooner. I feel so dogged.
<3> ***id - i'm probably a bad person to help. :/
<3> that URL i gave you looks to be pretty outdated, after all.
<0> nah
<0> actually windows' help does that as well
<0> mk:@msitstore:c:\windows\help\diskmgmt.chm::/dm_mirrored_volume.htm
<0> checkthat
<6> How does one direct an end-user, in a prepared instructional document, on how to get to the "Network Connections" window, when there are three separate ways of getting there, all totally dependant on how the end-user has configured his home computer's GUI.
<6> You can't say Start -> Network connections
<6> cause they might have cl***ic on
<6> You can't say control panel -> Network connections
<6> cause they might have Newbie Mode on in the control Panel
<6> and I'm sure as **** not putting in my end-user instructions, "If you are in cl***ic mode...."
<6> cause then that involves
<6> "How to check if you're in cl***ic mode"
<7> Hey FK
<2> FK|Work`, tell them the start-run-blahblah.cpl
<7> I bought a 2U APC UPS,
<7> this ****er has 10/100 and does HTTP/SSL, RADIUS, SYSLOG, SNMP, and SMTP.
<7> It's ****in' COOL
<2> your ups has radius
<2> that's ****ed up
<7> I know. it rocks.
<6> what cool **** does that UPS do
<7> It lets you use radius to authenticate to the management frontend.
<7> that's one cool thing.
<8> sounds gay
<6> I love controlled shutdowns of servers when the UPS has been without utility power for a certain period of time
<7> so you don't have to remember one faggot *** admin p***word for every little thing you own.
<6> too bad when the power comes back on there's no way to turn the servers back on
<7> FK: you just install the agent on every server you want controlled and add it to the list here.
<2> they should auto power
<2> when power is restored
<7> FK THey come on by themselves
<2> ups shuts down the boxen, then depowers the line
<2> then they should come back
<8> 'boxen' :(
<2> :P
<6> How does a server come back on by itself when the OS has done a complete shut down and the BIOS has no option to always start powered when the cord receives power
<6> who presses the button
<6> ?
<2> all my servers just do it fk
<6> what brand servers do you have
<7> Hmm.
<2> *shrug* it's a pretty standard feature
<7> You know what,
<2> i build them, but they are just Tyan boards
<7> Come to think of it. FK is right. My servers only restart if they're interrupted
<2> there isn't a power on option
<7> if they do a graceful shutdown, how do they know to come back on?
<6> I got Dell Poweredges. There is NO WAY to get them to turn on on their own without WOL
<2> skoal the UPS should kill power to the server after shutdown
<6> KILL POWER ?
<6> that doesn't sound like a controlled shut down
<2> ups tells server to shutdown
<6> when a Windows server does a controlled shutdown, the server TURNS OFF
<2> ups pings server until it stops responding
<6> and then what?
<2> it waits some predetermined amount of time
<3> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817186102
<3> I bought that for an external enclosure
<2> then turns off power to it, until line power is restored
<6> When my Dell Poweredge completes a shutdown and stops responding, Windows TURNS IT OFf
<2> how else would it work?
<2> yeah and?
<2> when you plug it back in doesn't it turn on?
<6> so, how does the UPS turn it back on?
<6> NO
<2> gay
<6> that's what I'm saying
<2> don't buy dell
<3> call up dell and ask if you can get opterons
<6> Same thing on my HP Proliant
<3> then say you want a64 workstations
<3> say you're trying to reduce your energy costs
<6> the server will not power back on unless the last state was powered on. In a controlled shutdown, the last state is powered OFF.
<6> my Dells *and* my Proliants
<6> a person has to physically press a button to power ON
<6> or send a WOL packet
<6> these are all new
<2> then make a script that the ups triggers
<2> that WOLS
<6> and run it on what?
<3> hah, i just got a notice that too much taxes were taken out of my check last week so they're putting it back in next week. . . I thought my check seemed lighter than usual.
<2> dude, **** if i know
<2> don't the expensive ups's have such an option?
<2> to wol the **** connected to them?
<2> seems like a no brainer
<6> to you and me :D
<2> this is why i build my own boxes
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