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<0> Lion-O, aah
<1> But dunno if any are part of the Star Alliance
<2> loather-work: lessie..
<3> loather: if you're talking datasets, you must mean a DBMS, and yes, that's an application that definitely benefits from 64 bit
<3> but most of the stock stuff could care less
<4> CeruleanD: plus I really, really like Lufthansa for long-haul flights
<1> vIkSiT: lol
<5> Tamahome: no, i'm not. I'm talking raw integer performance.
<1> They do list Lufthansa for $8,240
<5> a lot of the high-order pipelines only open up when the CPU is in long mode.
<2> loather-work: so what.. Gander to Cork?
<1> What about Air Canada or BMI?
<2> Strider-: *fingersnap* You can take my dragon!
<3> loather: *shrug*... the only other thing I can think of is that possibly the CPU spends time doing bitmasking on the integer registers
<4> lol
<3> but I doubt it does that
<5> so even booting a 64-bit kernel and running a 32-bit userland is faster than a 32 bit kernel and 32 bit userland (albeit marginal)
<2> loather-work: yesno?
<6> bitmasking, integer registers, woah that heavy ****
<3> oh well yeah a 64-bit kernel would probably matter too
<5> Nanuq: hmm? gander? cork? i don't follow
<7> anyone know off hand what restrictions the MPL has? (Mozilla Public Liscense)
<2> loather-work: Gander NL Canada to Cork IE
<5> Nanuq: Not sure, never flown into either of those airports.
<7> wh00h00... www.steakk.com is back up and running
<4> $5000 Euros to fly FRA->DAR
<4> that's stupid
<2> loather-work: 1741 nm
<2> Strider-: dar?
<4> Dar Es Salaam
<4> the capital of TZ
<8> could my checksum erros be attributed to runing a mixture of 32 and 64bit applications?
<2> Strider-: that's still earth, right?
<4> yes
<2> Strider-: it's not $5000 EUR, btw ;)
<5> oh, no, i doubt the cessna could make it that far. its range is ~1000 nm
<2> loather-work: I'm talking my An-26
<4> eithe rway
<5> oh, it could probably make it there no problem
<2> loather-work: Reykjavik is 1385
<2> loather-work: that's what I'm trying to figure out
<5> that thing should have a range ~2200 nm or so
<5> maybe even more
<2> loather-work: this only alows me 12125 lbs of fuel
<2> loather-work: almost 5h, so at ~225 kt, a range of 1125 nm
<2> in theory, I could carry more, but no useful cargo :)
<5> oh, yeah, i wouldn't try and push it :)
<5> don't want to end up in the drink!
<2> hrm, what about Greenland?
<2> ahh
<2> Gander to Nuuk to Reykjavik to Cork ;)
<4> people have done the north atlantic in small planes, carying extra fuel bladders instead of the rear seat
<4> I nearly got to do a COD flight onto a Carrier.. that would have been an experience. :P
<9> Strider-: Are you in the US?
<4> reality: Canada
<5> Nanuq: That's definitely the safe route :)
<9> Ah. That ****s.
<9> Well, that's good...
<8> Can anyone explain this one? http://193.239.155.6/md5err.txt The HD is brand new, so i don't think there is anything wrong with it..
<9> I just get free travel
<5> that'd be an expensive flight, though
<5> chr: boot the box to single-user mode and re-run the tests
<5> chr: also, what filesystem?
<8> /dev/sda2 on / type ext3 (rw,errors=remount-ro)
<10> hello loonixites
<5> boot to a livecd or something and fsck iti
<6> Nanuq: you should be flying a russian bear
<5> fs could be corrupted
<4> ahh, all my drivfes are staying nice and cool now
<8> I formated the partition and installed ubuntu only a couple of hours ago.. would be strange if the filesystem has gotten fsck'd up already?
<11> could have been doa ;P
<10> Strider-: settle on a FS for the array?
<11> if you -x it, does it change back? :D
<2> nocti: eh?
<5> chr: dunno. anything is possible. Could also be bad ram. Try running memtest86 on the system.
<6> Gander to Nuuk to Reykjavik to Cork
<4> libolt: FS?
<4> I just bought another 92mm fan to blow over the drives
<10> file system
<4> libolt: ahh, just running ext3
<8> loather-work: could a too weak PSU cause strange problems like this? the psu is slightly below the recommended for my motherboard
<9> chr: could cause ram problems
<10> Strider-: How's the performance been with the software raid 5? I just had to replace a dead western digital in my 400GB raid 10 with a seagate
<10> now the array has 3 seagates and one WD
<5> chr: yes, definitely. but the system will only be drawing max power at full load. MD5sum is pretty CPU-intensive.
<4> libolt: slower 'n **** to write to, but fast for reads
<5> PSUs are cheap anyways -- you should probably get a new one.
<4> though I don't know of any disk benchmarking tools
<10> loather-work: yeah cheap if you want hte ****ty ones :)
<5> libolt: i've *never* had a power supply fail in a PC I've owned.
<5> (a bunch of dell servers i managed had a batch of bad PSUs, though)
<8> loather-work: i killed a psu with foldingathome once. Started folding, and a couple of hours later, fire broke out in the psu :)
<3> Antec TRuePower r die
<10> I've seen plenty of cheap generic power supplies die
<4> i've got an interesting problem.. suposedly good PSU that refuses to POST my motherboard.
<5> foldingathome?
<4> Tamahome: good or bad?
<8> loather-work: a distributed computing project
<3> Antec PSUs are GOOD
<5> Strider-: switch-mode PSUs can produce weird results under load, most notably a drop in voltage if the SCRs are going out.
<8> loather-work: http://folding.stanford.edu/
<4> Tamahome: I've got a TruePower 550 2.0 or whatever, and it refuses to POST my motherboard...
<4> Tamahome: it's really quite odd.. when I go back to the Enermax, the thing works fine.
<10> yeah I like my antec PSUs, got a 550 in here now I believe, one of the high efficiency
<4> this is the second one they've given me.. I've not tested the PSU with another motherboard..
<4> the thing turn son, partially, but doesn't POST..
<5> so if something on the 3.3v or -12V rail is flaking, then it could be the PSU
<5> chances are if its the second psu you've got, and the board still won't post, you're looking at a flakey board
<4> loather-work: but it posts and runs peachy-keen on my other power supply
<5> just doesn't like the antecs?
<4> yeah
<5> manually measure the voltage from the PSU you have now.
<4> done so, they're normal
<4> (threw a PSU tester at it)
<10> Strider-: check google to see if there are any known problems with the PSU/motherboard combo?
<5> wow, that's a strange problem.
<4> I really don't know how a motherboard could be incompatible with a PSU, that's really odd.
<4> but it seems to be
<4> admitedly it is a motherboard from "Bill And Ted's Excellent Chinese Motherboard Co"
<4> (Mercury or something like that)
<2> Strider-: maybe test the levels whilst the board is hooked up?
<5> well, switchmode powersupplies utilize SCRs to rapidly turn the input voltage on and off after rectifying, then put it through some filter caps and inductors to reduce noise.
<4> I love the case though
<4> (Antec Titan 550)
<5> if there's some weird harmonic on the line, that could interfere with CPUs and other capacitive/inductive sensitive devices.
<4> 6 internal, rail mounted 3.5" bays, with 1/4" extra space between each drive
<5> ahh, airflow room
<4> and the things are on rubber bushings, to isolate them
<10> Strider-: how much did i you get it for?
<5> that makes it nice and quiet.
<2> not bad
<4> libolt: I think I paid $190 for it...
<5> i loathe vibration noise
<4> the PSU retails separately for $109
<4> loather-work: I'd like to hear my array running.. as it stands, I can't hear 'em over the 6 fans in the ch***is.
<2> I feel obligated to stick with in-win, considering their price, but also the level of service I received
<4> (2 92mm in front, 1 80mm in the side, 1 120mm in the rear, and 2 92mm in the PSU
<5> i've had a bunch of inwin cases. i like them.
<4> with all but the PSU fans running full bore
<5> i recently switched to a cooler master of some sort
<2> loather-work: the PSU went poof one day
<3> my Media Center machine is in an Antec Aria case
<4> i'm thinking about a Shuttle SN21G5V3 for a media machine.
<5> needed better airflow, and this fit the bill
<4> cute little black AMD64 machine
<2> loather-work: I ring 'em up, get a human, bit later I get a better version of this PSU via UPS
<3> and I dunno what brand of case my WS2k3 box is... I should look
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