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 | Check on the HP web site. Looking at the technical reference manual for the x2100 workstation, it has SCSI and IDE controllers, so the short answer is no, it does not have a sata controller. However, you can get a PCI sata controller for external drives for under $100 USD …  |
 | You need to check if fgets() returns the address of lineBuffer vs. NULL inside your loop, since when you read the last line, the eof flag on infile will not have been set. So, change your loop internals to this and see what happens: [code] while (!feof(infile)) { if (fgets(LineBuffer, … |
 | Please be more explicit as to what this code is supposed to be doing, and what the error is. |
 | Don't underestimate the amount of work it will take to do this. I have written SQL databases from scratch in the past, as well as C++ libraries to "wrap" SQL databases, used in major application software systems that run manufacturing operations all over the world. The database wrapper library was … |
| | Re: easy question You can also use the tolower(ch) function to make sure uppercase letters are seen as lowercase ones, then you can do something like this [code] switch( tolower(ch) ) { case 'a': case 'e': case 'i': case 'o': case 'u': printf("vowel"); break; case 'y': printf("may be vowel"); break; default: printf("not vowel"); … |
| | What do [B][I]you[/I][/B] mean by the term "vps"? In any case, for CentOS/RHEL/etc there are a number of Apache packages that you may want/need to install. I would suggest that you go to the [url]www.apache.org[/url] web site for more information. |
| | Is this a newly purchased system, or an old one that they "inherited"? FWIW, most HP computers (including notebooks) have a recovery partition that if you boot from will allow you to repair a damaged operating system, which it seems you have from your reported symptoms. |
| | The series 3 is a Sata-3 drive which they say reads at 550MBps (megabytes / second), not 555Mbps (megabits / second) which your controller will not do. If the controller is a Sata-2 controller, it will handle something around 350MBps. The other issue is whether or not this drive will … |
| | Boot from your recovery partition and have it fix the system. My guess is that some dll's have become corrupted. As to why this happened when in hibernate mode, that is a mystery. My guess is that it was only in sleep mode, not hibernating since when in hibernate mode … |
| | So, you would like us to do your paper for you? Do we get credit for that? Please, even if you have no hands-on experience, you should have the theoretical underpinnings well enough in-hand at this point to do the work. That is the point, isn't it? To use your … |
 | Re: Home plug What do you mean by the term "home plug"? Are you referring to a powerline network adapter? Or something else? |
| | They won't show up with df unless they have been partitioned and there are valid file systems installed in those partitions. These devices should show up in /dev however. |
| | Good question. That can mean many things to many people. I would suggest that you ask one of the people who are uttering this phrase what they mean by it. In fact, ask several. You might be surprised to find that many of them don't apply the same definition to … |
| | You might want to look at the source code for Mono, the open source implementation of Microsoft's .NET environment, VM, and languages/compilers. Also, you would learn a lot by inspecting the Java VM source code as well as languages such as Python.  |
| | Show how you are using the call, including variable definitions. It may be something as simple as passing a const char* argument to the proxy() function, which requires a non-const char* argument. |
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| | When you input the host name, did you include the domain part, or did you just put in the server name. Example: myserver1 vs. myserver1.mydomainname.com |
| | Ask Amazon for your $$ back due to defective merchandise. |
| | They should work identically. I can't speak for Windows systems, but with Linux you can run 32-bit apps on a 64-bit system if you need to. |
| | Try this instead: [code] find path-to-dir -maxdepth 1 -type d -exec cp -rfp {} path-to-backup-dir \; [/code] |
| | Re: Air Vs Pro For a portable development system, definitely go with the Pro. It accepts much more RAM, faster (and more powerful) CPUs, more disc space, better video hardware, and significantly better peripheral support. My wife, a professional developer and physicist at FermiLab, uses hers as a desktop replacement. Yes, it is bigger … |
| | It depends, but basically you can do that. What is your operating system? What are you doing to configure your audio output?  |
| | Once a system is compromised and an attacker has admin access to your system, there is literally nothing they cannot do. As for what you call "random code", I think you refer to what we know as Captchas. They can certainly mirror or redirect your web pages and then "solve" … |
| | Bear in mind that console windows or tabs in the UI are represented by the *pts/0...n devices. In this case, ravikumar is logged in on the console and has two virtual terminals open, one of which has been idle for some time. I also keep a number of virtual terminals … |
| | 1) (true && true) || false 2) (false && true) || true 3) (false && true) || false || true 4) (5 > 6 || 4 > 3) && (7 > 8) 5) !(7 > 6 || 3 > 4) Assuming A is first term evaluation, B is second, and … |
| | Only for the Doctor, who can start the download before you ask for it... :-) That said, tongue in cheek, it would be theoretical possible to [B][I]anticipate[/I][/B] what you are going to ask for, based upon your history and current dialog with the system, and download that in the background, …  |
 | I presume that is 96c, not 96f. 96f is not a problem. Under high load, my CPU core temps may get to 50c (Intel 3GHz Penryn E5450 processors). I've had more issues with memory temperatures, where they actually would overheat to the extent that the system (Enterprise Linux) would drop …  |
| | Don't run Media Player. Download and install VLC - trust me, you will be a LOT happier! |
| | Re: What is this ? After some searching on the terms pjview and pjveaw (as spelled in your captures), I have to think you have a virus infection... :-( |
| | Re: mixing c/c++ Also, remember that although most C headers are now "C++ safe", if you want to link a C function of your own to C++ code, you need to declare and/or define it as a "C" function. Example: [code] extern "C" void myCfunction(int arg); // Declaration extern "C" void myCfunction(int arg) …  |
| | Sometimes I have to set my browser to display the raw html code so I can see what the real URL is for the video. Then, I can download from that URL directly to an FLV file. That I can either play with a suitable video player such as VLC, … |
| | Well, I would up the power supply to 750W, and I personally prefer nVidia graphics cards to AMD Radeons. Nothing wrong with the Radeon video cards, it's just that I use Linux a lot and their drivers are just plain better for that. I only run Windows in a virtual …  |
| | The internals of ethernet is a CSMA/CD (Carrier Sense Multiple Access w/ Collision Detection) protocol. Basically that is like where you have a door wide enough for 1 person, but more than one person wants to go through at a time - collision! So, everybody backs off for some random … |
| | The probably means that you have a virus on your system. DEP errors generally mean that something is trying to execute data as code, which is one of the ways that a virus uses to pwn your system. One of the things that happens when you open a folder on … |
| | You can use any sata drive in any sata port, where the LCD (lowest common denominator) rules. IE, a sata-1 drive in a sata-3 port will run at sata-1 speeds. Obviously, for best performance (drive read/write hardware notwithstanding) you should match the drive with the port controller; however, since it … |
| | Well, if your laptop doesn't have a bluetooth transceiver, then no, you can't. You can purchase a USB bluetooth device (I use one on my workstation for Skype access) for less than $50 USD. |
| | Well, this is why I run Windows in a Linux VM and snapshot the Windows image before I loan it to someone. Then, when I get it back, I revert to the snapshot, removing any possible infections my friends may have attracted. Also, I provide a guest login for them …  |
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| | You probably need to change your Excel security settings to a less restrictive mode. I only have Office 2003 and there is nothing I can find in Excel for hyperlink security, but there may be for 2007. In any case, I get the same dialog when I embed a hyperlink. … |
| | Re: DVBTAP.exe From what I can tell, dvbtap.exe is a common vector for viruses and most A/V tools recommend removing it. I don't know if it is part of the Win Fast PVR2 DVT1000s product, but you might want to communicate with them about this problem. It has been known for malware … |
| | Re: Reboot on Lan?? Only if you have enabled the PxE boot option (if available) in the remote computer's BIOS. In any case, you will probably still need to enable some sort of watchdog timer in the remote system so if it starts to go wonky it will reboot itself, and that reboot can … |
| | This is called automatic call distribution software. I had software that would do that back in the 1980's so there must be something now. Try a Google search on the terms "automatic call distribution software" and you will get a lot (over 3.6M) of hits. |
| | Devices are represented in the file system under the /dev directory. |
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| | It is possible that your monitor does not support HDMI audio. I think this is a pretty new capability (could be wrong about that). In any case, as vincent5487 said, check to see that your sound source on the monitor is set to use the HDMI stream, if you can … |
| | From this, and your other post about explorer moving back multiple pages with a single click, I think your mouse button is generating multiple click events. It is probably a hardware problem.  |
| | Re: Internet setup Hire a network technician who has experience in wiring offices such as yours. The exact means to do so depends a lot on the physical plant, which only an on-site visit will clarify. And FWIW, I have wired offices with hundreds of users in the past, so I know something … |
| | Assuming you completed your contract term with the original carrier, you should go to them to unlock it. Myself, I only get unlocked devices. I had a Nokia that I wanted to unlock and tried one of the online services - it didn't work. Fortunately, I was only out about … |
 | You need to set up a secure VPN to anonymize your IP address. There are commercial services for this, such as VyprVPN, and free services such as TOR. Using these services, the remote site sees the IP address assigned by the service, and unless they are logging the linkage between … |
| | This is likely due to component (RAM and/or CPU) overheating. Is their any way to increase the air flow over the motherboard to help remove the heat? |
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