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crahak, you are absolutely right. The only reason I have these hard drives working is because I wanted to put them to use. They were just sitting on my desk collecting dust. I had an extra computer lying around, so I figured, what the heck! Pop Linux on there and RAID them together. However, I haven't really had the chance to check if my BIOS would support disks larger than 137GB, so that will have to be done in the next while. I might just pick up one or two of these tomorrow since they're on sale: http://www.futureshop.ca/marketing/sale_th...=&langid=EN

Now comes the question... Can it handle another two drives?

Oh, and the PSU is a High Power one (HPC-300-101): http://www.highpowersupply.com/product-ps-hpc300101.htm

I am! Debian's telling me the processor's an AMD-K6 3D processor, but when I boot up, it clearly says AMD K6-2. It runs at 550MHz and it's equipped with 256MB of SDRAM!

Hey everyone, Right now I have 6 drives connected to a 300W PSU. The drives are as follows: hda: Maxtor 91024D4 (Capacity: 9.54 GB) hdb: WDC AC310200R (Capacity: 9.56 GB) hdc: Maxtor 91531U3 (Capacity: 14.31 GB) hdd: Maxtor 91361U3 (Capacity: 12.68 GB) hde: WDC AC26400B (Capacity: 6.01 GB) hdf: WDC AC310200R (Capacity: 9.56 GB) All of the drives, except for hda, run at 5400RPM. hda runs at 7200RPM. My question to you is this: Am I over-stressing my PSU by having all these drives plus the motherboard and 2 PCI cards connected to it?

This problem occurs when the Guest account on the computer trying to access the share is disabled. Enable the Guest account and then read this bit here: http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2005/06/file...ws-xp.html#Help

Treo's old technology. This is 1000000000000000000 times better: http://www.apple.com/iphone/

That site is using includes. I can tell by the URL address. Read about them here: http://ca.php.net/manual/en/function.include.php

Correction: The iPhone is a touch-screen iPod, a phone, and an Internet communicator. It is only one device, not three.

My car doesn't vibrate when it's off and parked.

Oh God... Yeah, thanks for that... I always seem to forget about eBay... There seem to be a few mounts that I like there. Might take a closer look tomorrow.

Haha. No, I'm going to drive and post. I just want something that I can pull out when I'm parked somewhere and then hide away under or beside a seat when not in use. I saw the one that hangs on the steering wheel. Not really what I want.

Hey everyone, I'm looking for some kind of laptop car mount that would let me secure my laptop into place on a mount, then when no longer needed, I would just be able to move it underneath the passenger side's seat or beside it (given there is enough clearance). I did a quick Google search but couldn't find anything close to what I wanted. Has anyone heard of or seen anything of this type?

No problem, kz26. It really is a handy program!

Are you using a hub? Have you tried to use Unlocker in order to close any handles the system might have on a file on the drive?

There are lots of members without ANY posts at all, so don't worry about it! See what you can contribute. Search the forums, check what you can talk about.

Except I'm not from the UK!

Yes, I was just about to say that. Americans like to shorten their words by removing the letter "U" from words such as "neighbourhood", "colour", "odour", "favourite", etc... See this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_and_...ing_differences

He's giving you an address used for scams. See this eBay thread: http://forums.ebay.com/db1/thread.jspa?thr...d=1166742171732 It's a post office.

Firefox Symantec Anti-Virus Corporate Edition (Dad has a business license.) Ad-Aware Spybot Search and Destroy HijackThis Router Brain

The answer to your question lies here: http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/76/ You have to create a .theme file in order to have a background image.

http://searchwindowssecurity.techtarget.co...099,00.html#why

I'm almost 90% sure you can't do what you want. When the modem connects to the servers, it connects with one unique MAC address. That MAC address can't connect twice and receive two different IPs.