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 | [url]http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/29790.html[/url] [url]http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=8339[/url] Check those out ;)  |
| | Re: what is it It says it works with linux ... perhaps a model that would work with embedded linux? Perhaps its a device such as a cell phone or pocket organizer?  |
| | Yesterday I tried doing a google search for you searching for BASRUN20 and came up with nothing to note. I'll look into this again later for ya. |
| | First of all, why is your array commented out? Why do you have count1 through count10 (I take it there are ten numbers?) but meanwhile your for loop goes from 0 thru 20?? I'm a bit confused what your switch statement does and what all those if's towards the end … |
| | Re: command line Mac OS X comes with a command line. Just go to your Applications folder then to Utilities and then to Terminal. That opens up a console window. There's a command you can type in there to make it full screen but I don't remember it offhand. I remember the place … |
 | An application is stand-alone program. It runs in a window in the operating system it's being run on. The nifty thing about Java is that it's cross-platform; the same code will run on multiple operating systems. Applets are those Java thingies that are embedded into webpages. You know how sometimes … |
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| | Tekmaven's right in that this is spamming ... sorry, you just can't do that here :( If you want to advertise your site, check out our links directory and submit your site to the appropriate category. We also offer an affiliate program if you'd like to link back to us … |
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| | I did a search for mms:// protocol and came up with the following: [quote]MMS or ' Microsoft Media Server ' protocol is Microsoft's proprietary network streaming protocol. Microsoft has never released a specification to describe how MMS actually works, yet it is extensively used by their Microsoft media player software. … |
| | Gnome and KDE are desktop environments, meaning that they're not just window managers. They also add a whole bunch of their own extras (tools, file managers, tidbits, etc etc etc) to XWindows. Perhaps what you're looking for is something like FVWM or LiteStep (check out fvwm.org or litestep.org, although both … |
| | I used to use Norton but I switched to McAfee because it was to bulky and intrusive for what it does. Sorry, never played around with any server software (other than Linux) so I can't be of much help to you on this one. |
| | Re: Mandrake? Debian's nice cuz they have apt-get I posted somewhere else about how there's an apt-get that has been ported to work with .rpms instead of .debs |
| | Do you have a mail server set up on the linux computer? sendmail maybe? An IMAP server? |
| | Visual C++? C++ For Linux? ... more details please? |
| | Discrete math! Truth tables, logic, karnaugh maps, canonical sums and products, circuitry diagrams (elementary engineering) ... also CALCULUS!! Precalc, multivariable calc, ..... Calculus, calculus, and more calculus! |
| | Sorry, only Sony's over here! I used to use an ATI Rage 128, then I had an ATI Radeon (the original, before the 8000 and 9000 series, etc), and then finally moved over to Nvidia Geforce territory. |
| | In almost all the forums, posts are sorted by the date of their last reply. (Therefore, replying to, or "bumping" a topic, brings it to the top of the listing). This excludes Announcement and Sticky topics, which always appear first regardless of their time. Posts in the Tutorials and Reviews … |
| | The old parchment paper style is very nice indeed. I couldn't find anywhere on the site about the specifics of the game however. Check out all the other posts that exist on this forum about making a game.  |
| | Sorry, I don't have any experience with FreeDOS nor OXL. However, shouldn't the bootloader be placed in its own boot partition? (e.g. a 5mb or so partition at the head of the drive for the bootloader) ?? |
| | Re: superdisk I have a BusLink 40gig USB 2.0 hard drive. What I do when I reformat is go to [url]www.buslink.com[/url] and download their drivers for my hdd. The drivers come with built-in USB 2.0 connectivity if connected to a USB 2.0 controller. (I used to use a USB2 PCI card but … |
| | Re: installed Do you know all the specs for your computer? Can't you just go to Compaq/HP website, find the specs, and then go to each individual manufacturer and download the drivers individually? (e.g., suppose you have an Nvidia geforce video card, download drivers from nvidia.com, etc etc) |
| | Linuxconf can be installed manually (download from rpmfind.net). To the best of my knowledge, it comes with the RedHat 7.3 distro. However, it doesn't come with the Redhat 8 or Redhat 9 distros. In these two new versions, redhat uses its own new wacky config system (redhat-config-printers, redhat-config-network, redhat-config-......) where … |
| | Re: IMAP Server [url]http://www.sendmail.org/[/url] is a Linux SMTP server (just had to include that LOL) For an IMAP server, check out these links. Maybe one of them will be useful to ya: [url]http://www.imap.org/[/url] [url]ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/comp.answers/mail/mailclient-faq[/url] |
| | Back up the entire partitions or just your system files? Linux does include back-up software (at least the RedHat distribution does). Otherwise, you can use programs such as PowerQuest DriveImage (www.powerquest.com) to back up your entire partitions to other drives or to CDs/other external media. It works pretty good and … |
| | This may sound silly to all you mac people, but I come from a Windows world where I use customized sound schemes for everything. And I mean EVERYTHING! Little "bleeps" and "bloops" play whenever I resize, minimize, or maximize windows, click on anything in explorer, click the Start Menu, etc … |
| | Re: nvidia drivers Nvidia changed the format of their downloads. You can still install old .RPM versions of their drivers if you happen to have them handy. However, for their latest drivers, download the *.run file from their website. Then, set the permissions of this file to be executable by root. Login to … |
| | This forum uses database-driven session IDs in addition to cookies. Are cookies enabled on your opera browser? Similar problems have been known to occur with certain proxies (due to something with session IDs not being able to track an IP behind a proxy server). You mentioned this problem doesn't occur … |
 | I've never done anything like this via windows before. My guess, however, is that you would need some form of mail or SMTP server (perhaps the one built-into IIS?) What VirusScan program are you using? |
| | Open up your computer and take out the ram sticks. Make sure there's no dirt and dust in the slot and that the bottom of the sticks can make good contact with the slots in the motherboard. Then, very carefully put them back in and double and even triple check … |
| | What's wrong with the following line in my .htaccess file? All of my other rewrites work, just not this one. I want [url]http://www.techtalkforums.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=10&view=previous[/url] [url]http://www.techtalkforums.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=10&view=next[/url] [url]http://www.techtalkforums.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=10&view=newest[/url] to look like [url]http://www.techtalkforums.com/forums/t10previous.html[/url] [url]http://www.techtalkforums.com/forums/t10next.html[/url] [url]http://www.techtalkforums.com/forums/t10newest.html[/url] I'm using the following code but it doesn't seem to work? It just goes to topic 10 (for example) … |
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| | Re: killing X Change the runlevel from GUI mode to text mode. Follow these instructions in reverse: [url]http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/xbootup.html[/url] They show how to go from text mode to graphical mode. Just go backwards. (Instead of from runlevel 3 to 5, go from runlevel 5 to 3. |
| | I definitely would like to answer this question but I have a dentist appointment in 2 hours and need to run into the shower now. Expect my answer later!! |
| | Way too big. I really love the image and I think it would make a great logo for a website or something. In fact, I think it would make a really nice signature, but not for a forum (more as an e-mail signature or something). That's because in a forum, … |
| | It seems like this problem has to do with the refresh rate. Monitors require different refresh rates depending on the resolution you wish to use. Check your monitor's manual (or search for your monitor model on the web) to find the refresh rate for 640x480 resolution. In windows, go into … |
| | At the expense of sounding cliche, our web server is experiencing some technical difficulties. The site has been running awfully slow for the past half hour or so, but this is being worked on, and will be fixed as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience while this is … |
| | Oh my goodness gracious! What I suggest is to possibly use a recursive function, since you can't use a loop. This calls a function multiple times until a condition is met. (You pass the parameters for the condition into the function). Tell me if this works: [code] void moveKiloMile(int i) … |
| | Re: network printers - Make sure that the printer is shared over the network so that both computers have access to print to the printer. - Make sure that Windows98 drivers are installed on the Win98 machine AND Win2k drivers are installed on the Win2k machine. Can the Win98 machine print to the … |
| | When your system hangs, does it eventually allow you to regain control, or do you have to resort to manually restarting it? Causes of this may include: - not upgrading to the latest video card drivers - incompatible programs - programs not cleanly installed / uninstalled - other random stuff … |
| | If you want to get into ftp, SmartFTP is my ftp client of choice (www.smartftp.com) though I know many others prefer Flash FXP and the like. For ftp servers, I like GuildFTPd (www.guildftpd.com). Other useful free stuff I use ... well, there's TweakUI and other powertools for Windows XP from … |
| | Hey there people in Internet land! The new version of phpBB (the forum software this board is based off of) was released the other day. Since I have so many hacks and mods set up here, though, it was a real pain in the neck to upgrade, but I finally … |
| | Sure, this is definiately doable. Use a program such as Partition Magic, fdisk, etc to set some room aside for Linux, and make at least two partitions for it. (When you run the Linux install, you'll set at least one of these to Linux native file system and the other … |
| | If your computer restarts due to some weird error, and wasn't properly shut down (or shut down cleanly), or for some reason was unable to successfully boot into Windows, the next time you start up your computer, it will automatically prompt you with a boot menu. The menu tells you … |
| | Unfortunately, this isn't possible. Windows programs such as AIM need to be installed to the operating system, which includes writing registry keys to the system registry, etc. A viable option is to use the Java version of AOL Instant Messenger, AIM Express, which is a java applet that runs from … |
| | What file system are you using, NTFS? The amount of space a program says it occupies is only a very rough estimate. For example, NTFS drives also keep records of short DOS filenames for each file on the hard drive, and this eats up a [b]lot[/b] of space. There is … |
| | eh, everyone can have their own favorite language, and this debate can go on for eons :rollseyes: just my 2 cents |
| | The following is C++ code (for the most part, I'm outta practice) I searched on the 'net and found the following: [i]leap years occur in years exactly divisible by four, except that years ending in 00 are leap years only if they are divisible by 400.[/i] [code] void Calendar() { … |
| | Please don't double post. Everyone can reply to this topic here: [thread]535[/thread] |
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