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samba + win2k?

Just to make sure you are forewarned, if you try to use Samba as a PDC for Win2k boxes with sp2, you might run into problems. When sp2 was released, things were apperently changed enough to prevent joining a Samba 2.2.0 controled domain. To get around this, you could download the current Samba...
- ccalvert
- Post #5
- Jul 1, 2001
- Forum: Networking
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Netgear FA311 - Any good?

ScreaminSoulman, if you search for "FA311" on this page, you will find mentioned that a small number of FA311 cards were programed with incorrect identification information. That might explain why your card is being detected as a FA312. A utility is provided to reprogram the card...
- ccalvert
- Post #16
- Jul 1, 2001
- Forum: Networking
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How should a Cat5 Cable be wired?

Yes, assuming that there are no problems with the cable, it should be able to do either 10 or 100 Mbps. I have a paper somewhere that tells what all of the different meenings are for the codes on cables, like the "LG" on yours. I have no idea where that might be now, but I wouldn't...
- ccalvert
- Post #7
- Jun 10, 2001
- Forum: Networking
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How should a Cat5 Cable be wired?

Gillbot, The cable that you have appears to be a crossover cable. The four missing wires are not used in 10BaseT or 100BaseTX. If you are connecting a computer to a hub or switch, then you will probably want a stright through cable, in which case the cable you have would not work. If you want...
- ccalvert
- Post #5
- Jun 10, 2001
- Forum: Networking
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Poll: Is there any reason why a hub would be better than a switch?

I am something of a freshmen in the world of networking, so I could be way off here, but I think that a switch could have slightly higher latency because it has to process the frame headers (or possibly entire frames). Because of this, a hub could be better in some situations. Also, packet...
- ccalvert
- Post #9
- Jun 10, 2001
- Forum: Networking
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New Killer Crack Rack Chipset!!!

Just one of those details that haven't quite been worked out yet... :)
- ccalvert
- Post #9
- Mar 13, 2001
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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New Killer Crack Rack Chipset!!!

Personaly, I always thought that these boards that SS59 and I found a while back would be the ultimate crack rack board. ;)
- ccalvert
- Post #7
- Mar 13, 2001
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Just asslaminated the networking lab at school. I figure about 10 PIII 600s, 10 PII 266s, and 1 400 G4 Mac. Unfortionetly, they won't be on constantly, but it is better than nothing. ;) http://stats.distributed.net/rc5/psummary.php3?id=339269
- ccalvert
- Post #96
- Feb 16, 2001
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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If I were a rich man. Dabadabadabadabadabadum...

Personaly, I think those AlphaServer SC Series thingies look kind of interesting. That would probably be something I would consider if I were to become obscenely rich. :)
- ccalvert
- Post #7
- Jan 2, 2001
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Happy Holidays from AnandTech Forums

Happy Holidays, and lets not forget HAPPY VACATION FROM SCHOOL for all those who have one. ;)
- ccalvert
- Post #6
- Dec 22, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Most Valuable Cracker Contest!!!

I officialy cast my votes for no one. I feel that there are just too many great people on the team. Keep up the great work everyone!
- ccalvert
- Post #4
- Dec 19, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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D-Net RC5 Gonna lose 1st place in ~48 days

PinBall: If the issue would just be my making money from winning, I would agree to give anything that I won using the school computers to the school or a charity of their choice or something. Unfortionetly, being a long time team anandtecher, I would want to put any computers on the team, and...
- ccalvert
- Post #25
- Dec 17, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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D-Net RC5 Gonna lose 1st place in ~48 days

I have access to several hundred pentium II and pentium !!! computers at school. If only there wasn't that thing about using the school's computers/network for personal gain (the chance of winning $1,000 would get me in trouble). :(
- ccalvert
- Post #17
- Dec 17, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Is this goodbye........

Jay, good luck in what ever projects you might start, and may your brake be relaxing. :)
- ccalvert
- Post #20
- Dec 11, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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How can I get others IP addresses?

If your computer and your friend's computer have recently exchanged a message directly with each other using ICQ (if a message has been sent directly to you or your friend's computer, not through the ICQ servers), you might be able to find you friend's IP address by using netstat at a command...
- ccalvert
- Post #2
- Dec 9, 2000
- Forum: Networking
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NM

Don't worry Jator, I am still here! :) I still read the forums every day or two (though I skim headers and only read posts that grab my attention, or posts by people that I know). The only reason that you don't see me post a lot is that I don't really have anything much to talk about now that...
- ccalvert
- Post #8
- Dec 6, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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OT - Need Help from Linux Guru's

Something that you might try if you can't get the GeForce working with its driver, and you don't like the VGA16 driver (can't blame you for that ;) ) is to use the FBDev server. This would require 3 things, (1) use a kernel with framebuffer support (the vesa 2.0 driver would be the best for...
- ccalvert
- Post #6
- Nov 23, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Congratulations to his eliteness mechBgon

Congratulations mechBgon! :D
- ccalvert
- Post #33
- Nov 21, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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MechBgon

Nice work mechBgon. :) It looks like the penguin just stole the grinch's Christmas. ;)
- ccalvert
- Post #10
- Nov 18, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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self contained client disk

I would have to say that you need to ask for permission. Many businesses and organizations such as schools have policies against using their computer for personal gain (such as winning 1000 dollars). For example, many schools might suspend your computer rights for a period of time. I don't...
- ccalvert
- Post #6
- Nov 15, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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We made it!

After all this time, we are finaly here. :D
- ccalvert
- Post #49
- Nov 11, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Ack! www.teamanandtech.com Has Been Hacked!

I like it! :)
- ccalvert
- Post #3
- Nov 5, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Linux = Kilowatt, ccalvert or ????

Kilowatt, I know. I ment it more in a "I don't believe that there is any other person working on something similar", rather than "Kilowatt is the last person left on the island and thus wins the prize money." ;) BTW, good luck getting everything working. If you happen to...
- ccalvert
- Post #13
- Oct 5, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Linux = Kilowatt, ccalvert or ????

I am afriad that I have more or less stopped development on the SCCD since I never have any time to work on it anymore, so I guess that at the moment, Kilowatt is the one official floppy disk developer. I have been talking to him via email, and have turned over some of the stuff that I had been...
- ccalvert
- Post #8
- Oct 4, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Crack Rack for Dummies II

Incase you missed LeBlatt's message http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.cfm?catid=39&threadid=204916, a recent version of the documentation is up http://www.lalanguedocienne.com/rc5/ccalvert(thanks!). This is subject to change before the beta release (especialy the licences part which I...
- ccalvert
- Post #24
- Jul 27, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Crack Rack for Dummies II

LeBlatt offered to host the documentation (not quite finished yet, especialy the licences part, I am going to end up redoing that)temporarialy untill I get it released (my release dates keep slipping, I am starting to feel like a real developer ;) ) and posted somewhere. I will post the URL...
- ccalvert
- Post #22
- Jul 27, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Crack Rack for Dummies II

I have everything going in windows (except my sound card), so I should have some time to get Linux installed tonight and do some stuff. Floppy RAID? I supose it is possible, and if anything could use a speed increase, it would be a floppy drive ;) Seriously though, it would really increase...
- ccalvert
- Post #20
- Jul 26, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Crack Rack for Dummies II

Sorry I wasn't around yesterday, I went to Madison and spent way money on hardware then I was planing too (I LOVE DOING THAT! :) ). I now have decent 3d acceleartion, a case for some old parts to have another computer, a floppy drive for it (the most important part when you work on something...
- ccalvert
- Post #18
- Jul 25, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Crack Rack for Dummies II

That is always nice to know :) I have a couple of people in the IRC channel testing "preview versions" for me, and haven't discovered any major bugs yet. It should be beta as soon as I finish a couple of things (basicly when I get off of irc and boot back into Linux to continue my...
- ccalvert
- Post #12
- Jul 24, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Start Crack Rack Help

Narzy, there will be soon ;)
- ccalvert
- Post #5
- Jul 24, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Crack Rack for Dummies II

Cool. It would take about 30 MB since I would have to make all of my source code avalible, and a few hours to upload everything with my dinky little modem. ;) I am just working on the licencing part of the documentation right now, then I need to setup the console to bring the numlock on by...
- ccalvert
- Post #9
- Jul 23, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Crack Rack for Dummies II

I supose this would be a good of time as any to say that my self contained linux client disk is about 99.9% complete, just a couple of final touches. :) I have given up on ever hearing from d.net, but I do plan to send them a new version tomarrow when it is 100 percent finished. After I find a...
- ccalvert
- Post #7
- Jul 23, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Crack Rack for Dummies II

dobule post.
- ccalvert
- Post #6
- Jul 23, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Post your RC5/OGR benchmarks here from the 8010.463b clients

Joe, the Pentium 180 ODP was an upgrade to my old Pentium 90. It is basicly a pentium MMX chip clocked at 180MHz, but with equipment on it to take care of the voltage problems and stuff, so that it can run on older motherboards.
- ccalvert
- Post #24
- Jul 21, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Post your RC5/OGR benchmarks here from the 8010.463b clients

After looking at the stats that you posted, Joe, I just thought that I should make sure you know that a Pentium 180Mhz OverDrive Processor with MMX Technology runs at 180MHz, not 60Mhz. ;) It does use a 60Mhz bus though. :) I am not 100% sure why the results don't match up with the Pentium...
- ccalvert
- Post #20
- Jul 20, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Get well soon chrixvh!

Like SD said, don't forget that there must be someone, somewhere who misses you. ;) Actualy, it seems rather quiet without you around. Hope you start feeling better. :D
- ccalvert
- Post #14
- Jul 20, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Post your RC5/OGR benchmarks here from the 8010.463b clients

Here is what I got when I benchmarked both projects 10 times each, on each processor. The averages are: K6-III 450 RC5 - 776,190.816 K6-III 450 OGR - 2,977,342.012 P180 ODP w/mmx RC5 - 383,768.868 P180 ODP w/mmx OGR - 656,304.235 Also, here are the data that the averages came from...
- ccalvert
- Post #15
- Jul 18, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Post your RC5/OGR benchmarks here from the 8010.463b clients

I did long benchmarks on both RC5 and OGR until I came up with the exact same numbers twice (didn't take more then a few tries on each). These scores are for my K6-III 450MHz under Windows 2000, with notepad being the only other thing running: RC5 - 781,400.16 keys/sec OGR - 3,003,895.81...
- ccalvert
- Post #13
- Jul 18, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Gamebox Games!! Updated!!

I might not be Brad (actualy, I know for sure that I am not ;) ), but I think that I can say with some certinity that is possible... I hear that it can sometimes be a pain to get both NICs going and assigned where you want them, but once that is done, I think that you would have to setup IP...
- ccalvert
- Post #12
- Jul 18, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Gamebox Games!! Updated!!

I think that tribes would be great too... They need to bring out a Linux dedicated server for it ;) Actualy, I supose it would be possible to run a tribes server on an old Pentium 166 or something (we all know that Lord Demios has a huge stockpile of older computers under his bed for unexpected...
- ccalvert
- Post #10
- Jul 18, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing

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