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RH7.1 and Samba problems

RedHat sucks. But I doubt that helps you. Yes dump it, and get Webmin.
- GKar
- Post #3
- Aug 13, 2001
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Where to put temperature sensors?

CPU sensors usually go on the side of the heatsink (unless you're game and want to file away part of the socket), GPU sensors usually go on the back of the card, directly under the GPU, and case sensors would usually go as hig as you can get them, because hot air rises
- GKar
- Post #2
- Aug 13, 2001
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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SDRAM question

AndyHui: Thanks, that's what I thought. Shathal: Yeah, it's good quality stuff, Infineon. (it's not really worth saving 5 or 10 dollars for something that could come back and bite me in the arse in a months time...).
- GKar
- Post #4
- Aug 5, 2001
- Forum: Computer Building
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SDRAM question

I have an old server running Linux and the board uses PC66 SDRAM (if there ever was such a `stabdard'. Will there be any problems putting a new sick of PC133 SDRAM into the mobo if it still runs at a 66MHz FSB?
- GKar
- Thread
- Aug 5, 2001
- Replies: 3
- Forum: Computer Building
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USB and programming

Thanks Ladi.
- GKar
- Post #4
- Jun 21, 2001
- Forum: Windows
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WHat are these programs?

DeeK: yep, Logitech mouse, thanks. Anvshell, dunno, I run VET Antivirus, and it has an ectry called vetmsg9x. nicowju, hmm, could be. Ta.
- GKar
- Post #4
- Jun 21, 2001
- Forum: Windows
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WHat are these programs?

The following programs run in the background on my Win98Se system. They don't seem to have any effect when I kill them , so I was wondering what hey are for, and if they are spyware, how do I kill them? Rnaapp Em_exec Wkcalrem Anvshell Hidserv Thanks for any help.
- GKar
- Thread
- Jun 20, 2001
- Replies: 5
- Forum: Windows
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Half Life: Blue Shift... Opinions?

About 2/3 the size of OpFor, but, for those who don't have it, it comes packaged with OpFor, adding to the value.
- GKar
- Post #5
- Jun 20, 2001
- Forum: Windows
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Emperor: Battle for Dune Freezes!

It is freezing because I think you have a ripped copy of it (unless the release date is different where you are from). Buy it instead.
- GKar
- Post #3
- Jun 20, 2001
- Forum: Windows
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Thrown of Baahl.

I'm still waiting on it from the distributors here in OZ, they keep changing the `expected arrival date' on me.
- GKar
- Post #4
- Jun 20, 2001
- Forum: Windows
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USB and programming

This is a very broad question I know. How does USB work? Where can I find resources to program for it? I'd like to program for several temperature monitors, and LCD outputs, and plugging bared wires into my COM, game, and Serial ports us just plain messy (ugly too) Thanks for any help.
- GKar
- Thread
- Jun 20, 2001
- Replies: 3
- Forum: Windows
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Router, Switch, hub....what's the difference????

A hub simply connects several networked computers together, and broadcasts all packets on every port. A Switch is the same as the hub, but can understand where the packet is going, and only sends it on the correct port (if it knows which it is). A router connects two or more networks together...
- GKar
- Post #2
- Jun 20, 2001
- Forum: Networking
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New PSU Time?

Probably the 450W.. I get the impression that this isn't the most things that are going to be hooked up to this computer in the near future. More (a resonable amount) is always better.
- GKar
- Post #6
- Jun 20, 2001
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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New PSU Time?

I'll say. That's a lot of power you're drawing for a weedy little 250W PSU, especially when it's oc'd to almost a gig. Go with the Enermax, and see if you can get one with a thermal diode as well.
- GKar
- Post #2
- Jun 19, 2001
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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Small Server for a local lan party.

Running Linux on the server (console only, it's a server for gods sake) would let you increase the player limit by 4-6 people probably, because it has to devote less resources to the GUI.
- GKar
- Post #5
- Jun 19, 2001
- Forum: Computer Building
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Small Server for a local lan party.

Probably just one server at a time... The recommended minimum for a HL server is 233, so you'd just cut the mustard. Fast RAM will help, as will a fast HDD, but not as much as a faster processor. To run, say, UT and Q3A at the same time, you'd need, IMHO, 128-256MB PC133 RAM, 500mHz, 7200rpm...
- GKar
- Post #2
- Jun 18, 2001
- Forum: Computer Building
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What CD-R drive to buy ? I don't want a cheap crappy one ! :-)

Just-Link is marginally superior to Burn-Proof, not an issue atm, but as read speeds continue to ramp up, it may become one.
- GKar
- Post #7
- Jun 18, 2001
- Forum: Computer Building
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Any freeware memory testers out there???

Yep, i'd go with Memtest86.
- GKar
- Post #6
- Jun 18, 2001
- Forum: Computer Building
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Powersupply for a Duron 900

I think the minimum is 250W. More for o/c'd, geforce, SCSI, etc.
- GKar
- Post #2
- Jun 18, 2001
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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Temperature range

Anyone know the acceptable temperature range for an Athlon Classic (taken using a thermistor on the Heatsink)?
- GKar
- Thread
- Jun 18, 2001
- Replies: 0
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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Is this type of setup possible?

If you don't want them to enter your LAN, get a firewall. If you don't want anyone to enter your game, make sure it is not a public server (usually on the command line or in the options or config file...)
- GKar
- Post #5
- May 28, 2001
- Forum: Networking

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