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Hey InactiveX - glad to hear you still follow whats going on. My BeOS powered BP6 is still running but I don't do all that much on it any more. As yet I cannot get BeOS to run on my main rig due to more than one hardware issue. Things are getting better though. Haiku should save the day!

Blimey, I haven't been on here for ages! Nearly forgot my password! Nice to see you are still around InactiveX . . . still using BeOS?

Merry Christmas one and all (yep, I know I am two days late, sorry) - have a good new years eve, I will!

Yay, tis good news my friend - all I need now is SATA drivers and support for newer Radeon cards and I might be able to run BeOS on my newest rig. Here's hoping ;o)

Hi InactiveX - I'm still around! How ya doin' old buddy? ;o)

Never thought to try it with Soundplay - funny, I use soundplay an awful lot but cos it can only apply the winamp skins to the main window, I've always kind of ignored that function. Maybe try it later, just out of interest . . .

Thanks, tried that - didn't work - CL-amp just goes to it's default skin - ah well, nevermind.

Like the skin dude - can you do a non-winamp-extension type download though, ie; a zipped folder with the text config files. The reason I ask is that it would be nice if I could use the skin on my Bp6, which is running BeOS and has an app called CL-amp that can use wianmp skins, but not in .wsz form...

Glad you enjoyed the pictures guys - Derek, the knobs are for controlling fan speeds. The first two deal with the stupidly loud delta fans I have on the thermoengine cpu coolers, the second two control the front and rear case fans. It's actually a vantec nexus fan controller, I just spray-painted th...

Check out my album, I took some fresh pics of my bp6 machine today.

http://www.bp6.com/board/album_personal.php?user_id=213

Hi Kuun, Sorry I haven't replied to this - I just saw it. I am running ThermoEngine coolers with Delta fans (speed controlled by a Vantec baybus) - I have had to drop back from 600 because the PCI bus gets all excited and my soundcard dies. Also suffered a few mouse lock-ups and intermittent problem...

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InactiveX - sure I could do that - thing is I expect he wants to have it on his site - you need to get into BeShare and speak with SDO, ask him what he wants - he'll probs want an HTML file or text file from you. ;o)

Hey InactiveX - nice to see I am not the only bloke who likes to show off his modded BP6 machine! Keep up the good work fella ;o) See you in BeShare . . . Psst! Anyone who liked InactiveX's piccies - click below for more BP6 eye-candy! http://sdo.dyndns.org/configurations/tom_artosorse/bp6_gallery.h...

Hehe, thats not a bad idea Derek ;o) Anyway, check this out - this is a link to a page that I made for a friend who is compiling an online list of BeShare users hardware configurations. Click it to see more details and pictures of my BP6 machine ;oP http://sdo.dyndns.org/configurations/tom_artosorse...

Right, I am a bit happier with my ThermoEngine V60-4225's now - I have managed to curtail the noise by running the fans through a Vantec Nexus front-panel fan speed controller. This is a great unit for a good price (£30) and you can use it to individually control up to 4 separate fans. Each channel ...

both are plugged into molex connectors via RPM leads, they are getting power direct from the PSU. I've read that delta fans can kill the mobo headers on older boards - so that said, they are powered off of the 12v line.

hey hyperspace - that idea may well work - slowing on of the fans could change the oscillation effect, and also would give you opportunity to maybe even up the temps of the two cpus as, in my experience at least, one always runs hotter than the other. Anyway, what do you think would be the best way ...

Well I have got two ThermoEngine V60-4225's on my bp6 now - I am overclocking two celeron 500's @ 562.5mhz (75mhz FSB) - temps seem to settle at around 38 degrees C under full load whereas when I was running stock Intel coolers I was seeing 51 degrees C, so quite a good improvement. I would warn tha...

Here is my little beasty!

First of all - thanks for looking. I will be putting up bigger pictures on a webpage very soon - watch this space! The coolers are standard issue at the moment yes, but this afternoon I have ordered two ThermoEngine coolers with 6200rpm delta fans - I'll let you know how they are when I have receive...

Ok, here's what is in my machine: BP6 motherboard (well yeah!) Dual Celeron 500 cpus (currently @ 540) Soundblaster PCI 16 soundcard nVidia TNT2 M64 32mb AGP graphics card 640mb of pc133 SDRAM (256, 256, 128) Sony CRX120 4x4x24 CDRW drive Teac floppy drive 60GB IBM Deathstar 7200rpm HDD 20GB Seagate...

I drive a 1990 Rover Mini Cooper, 1275cc Carb model. It's metallic british racing green with a white roof and bonnet stripes. A few mods - late model Cooper Sportspack wheel arches, lowered suspensions and Spax gas shocks, 12x6 white minilite wheels with polished alloy rims, 165x60x12 yokohama a359 ...

I wanna see pictures! Pioneer stuff rules - can't really go wrong with their stuff, top quality ;o)

Sure no worries InactiveX - speak with ya soon fellow BeER!

hey dude - yeah I guessed you did as after we spoke I saw the rating go up a bit - thanks for that! See you in BeShare man. ;o)