Wait until AM2 comes out, those will be able to use DDR2 and they'll be out soon with basically the same chips as 939 (as far as we know) so you should be able to get an AM2 3800x2 which can use your DDR2 for around the same price as a 939 one.
Thanks a lot for the replies people. Sorry I didn't reply before- School work.
drag's post helped a lot, but what exactly is 'mounting'?
I'm also gonna check out HP's Linux course and the Guides.
Thanks a lot.
For reference I'm using Mandriva 2005 edition, haven't got around to updating yet...
I've liked using Linux and all its programmes so far, and now I'd like to get to grips with the OS on a slightly deeper level. Can you guys explain Linux's filesystem to me?
I'm fairly confused about the...
Add to that list- Flo Mounier from Cryptopsy. http://www.flomounier.com/ The vids aren't speeded up.
-Gene Hoglan- (Dark Angel, Death, Strapping Young Lad).
Yeah, .app is a file type which macs can execute/ what macs compile C progs into.
So is there any way to compile it for the PPC architecture from an X86 machine?
I don't think the GCC compiler can do it as it seems that Linux can't run .app files, but I was wondering is there any software/ way I can compile C programmes to .apps on Linux? Or would I just have to send the source Code to the Mac user?
I'll have a look at the first book then thanks. I'm fairly intelligent I guess, so I'll try and pick up the other concepts via other means.
Thanks a lot for the help Anandtech.
Aye. I intend to start learning C as soon as possible (ie when I can find the book my brother had which teaches it- We've just moved house). I figured that it'd be essential if not for actual use but for the knowledge.
Come up with any books I might be able to use then?
Thanks for all...
As far as we've got with electronics at my level is Ohm's Law and making very, very basic circuits (ie, battery-light bulb-switch) which is pretty sucky. I just asked my brother and at A level Physics (16-18 schooling) he learnt more about Ohm's law, about capacitors, some stuff with diods and...
Thanks a lot. I think I'm pretty interested in this sort of thing but there's absolutely nothing in school through which I can learn about it unfortunately, so I gotta do my own research.
A book on microcontrollers then? Do I need any specific Maths for this? I guess there's a fair chance that if I need it I can pick it up from my dad or my brother (both took Further Maths at A level- Maths qualification you get at around 18 in England) and my bro's now doing Physics at Uni, so...
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