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Allright. I haven't messed around with Fedora since core 1 so I am not really sure what the problem is. I would recommend posting in the Fedora forums over here to see if anybody can give you any ideas.

in my computer i have: AGP - Hercules Kyro2 4500 + TVout PCIs - network D-Link card DFE-538TX - USB 2.0 controler (the one that would work and not kill each other with the HPT366 device) - 2x Voodoo2 3DFX, Diamond Monster2 version (excelent for PSXemulator) ISA - good old SB AWE32 also on USB i hav...

Welcome adsl, and don't worry about your english! You are doing fine... I wouldn't recommend using APM. ACPI is supposed to replace APM and I doubt that it is being actively maintained anymore (APM, that is). It also doesn't sound like APM is able to shut down your BP6 completely either since the fa...

In this article, The Inquirer asks why HT isn't a part of Intels future roadmap. I for one have always regarded HT as a marketing driven technology (similar to the GHz race that intel pushed with the P4 marketing) so I am not surprised to see this happening. I know that many stand by HT as being exc...

jlevin wrote:Inga problem.

Works fine with the changes: http://levin.csbnet.se/stats/

Äntligen nån som förstår svenska

What are you using your BP6 for?

OK, so what do I think about overclocking, heat generation and general performance? I would say that Intel and AMD are pretty identical there but hear me out before anybody starts taking this personally! Gee you couldn't be refering to me, now could you? LOL No, actually not. There was this other g...

My .02c worth... 1) When pushed to the max which creates more heat/heat related problems? I have had issues overclocking both Intel and AMD CPU's and I can't really say that it is safe to say that AMD has *always* been worse overclockers than Intel. My rules and thoughts on the matter are a bit diff...

Once I am back in front of my computers I'll join in. Our kitchen and bathroom are being renovated and they shut off the electricity in the house every now and then so I keep them shut off. I am writing this on my work laptop running XP I am sorry to say and I can't be bothered to look up decent IRC...

I think most companies (D-Link, Linksys, Belkin etc) have equipment that is similar in price. I bought myself just an access point that I connect to my switch (it contains no internal switch of its own which I already have) so I think it was a bit cheaper than the "combo" solutions out there. As for...

Derek wrote:The answer is *drum roll* you log into his neighbor’s un-secured network!

Derek, I always had a feeling you had a criminal background....

Someday soon you will end up meeting Bubba in person!

I have updated the file. I compressed the new file using gzip instead of zip so it is called sensors.conf.gz now. use "gunzip sensors.conf.gz" to uncompress it. Thanks again jlevin.

I suspect the two cpu thermistors have been mixed up in the config file. I'm only using cpu slot one, but when I put the system under load the temperature for cpu2 rises rapidly. As pointer out in this article http://www.bp6.com/board/viewtopic.php?t=990 thermistor 2 is for cpu1 and thermistor 1 is...

Ooops! Guess it is time to update my sig again!

Looks great. Maybe not as "Kool" as Golden Orbs, but in my book its the results that matter most. I agree. However, it is almost impossible to find decent coolers that fit these days so I'll just go with what I can find and hope the results are good. On the CPUs my guess is maybe one of the cpus ma...

It has been awhile somebody posted something new around here :) I have just brought my latest BP6 into action. It took me quite a while because I wanted to find coolers that could fit on the Celerons without lying on top of the ZIF lever (the metal type that sticks up). It took me quite a while but ...

As the "carputer" with wi-fi is in motion, someone might log onto it. So your point is that if his network is not secured and people log onto the "carputer" then he is an idiot? :) So who has a wireless network here? I do! So do I. I got myself a Linksys access point that does a pretty decent job. ...

found this on slashdot: "If you have been looking for a Linux based car PC. One man has made this a reality and documented putting together a Linux based car PC. Some of the features of this on board car PC is it can automatically sniff and record locations of wireless access points and plot them wi...

InactiveX wrote: Thanks for the link purrkur!

You're welcome!

From the conclusion:

The heavily multithreaded nature of the GUI creates a very responsive, very "snappy" sensation, as long as everything works as expected

Hmmm. Should fit BP6 just fine then....

A ten page review of Zeta OS 1.0 at Ars Technica.

If the end of a private water hose is next to a public sidewalk and the water is running, is it OK to take a drink of water? Is it OK to fill up your 10 gallon water container? :twisted: OK to take a drink, but filling up the 10 gallon container would be cheeky. But wait, what if you are really, RE...

Uh. Guess Johnny is into Techno. Yep, that will give you nightmares

What do you expect? Many will of course say that it is the widespread availability of the platform that has enabled this (although this hack appeared just days after its release, makes you wonder how hard or easy it is to really hack the platform). This is another reason for why I don't use Windows:...

:?: Derek: Is it time for a "Windows Vista" sub-section of the Messageboard yet? Do you think that the BP6 can run Vista?? Maybe it can. Many are saying that it is just like a facelift and service pack on top of XP but I have also heard rumors about problems with older hardware. Anybody seen the mi...

Hehehe! I have never been called a tightass before (I guess I am one of the tightasses you are you are referring to) but then again there is always a first time for everything