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Like I said, goes to the internet, can access the router firmware, but the computers on the network cannot ping the laptop, and the laptop cannot ping any other computer on the network. Also, when I go to change the computer name, the workgroup box is gray. I have also tried running a winsock fix, installed the latest drivers for both network cards, all settings at default. You didn't answer my question. Can the OTHER computers ping or access each other, excluding the laptop?

Doing this cannot be done in real time with PHP using my guide. You would have to have the user submit a form with the font they want to view in order to do it in PHP. That site is using Javascript in order to do what you want.

Can you access other computers from one of the other computers on the network?

Is it actually that good?

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Bookmarked for later use! This can DEFINITELY come in handy!

Success!!!!!!!! Here are my exact steps! 1. Created a partition on each drive and set the type as Linux Raid Autodetect (FD). 2. Ran the following on each partition to clear the superblock in the MD: mdadm --zero-superblock /dev/hdb1 3. Created the array: mdadm --create --verbose /dev/md0 --level=linear --raid-devices=3 /dev/hdb1 /dev/hdc1 /dev/hdd1 4. Gave it a filesystem: mke2fs -j /dev/md0 5. Added the following line in /etc/fstab: /dev/md0 /files ext3 rw,user 0 0 6. Copied the RAID configuration to the mdadm.conf file: mdadm --detail --scan >> /etc/mdadm.conf 7. Mounted everything: mount -a 8. Rebooted, and everything still shows up in /files!! Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/hda1 9487640 406704 8598988 5% / tmpfs 59640 0 59640 0% /dev/shm /dev/md0 44332080 32828 42047276 1% /files Thanks to TAiN for doing some 1337 Googling!

I did. Check out my last step. Edit: Not a problem!

This is what I've been doing: Set up a partition on /dev/hdb, /dev/hdc, and /dev/hdd. Then, I ran: mdadm --create --verbose /dev/md0 --level=linear --raid-devices=3 /dev/hdb1 /dev/hdc1 /dev/hdd1 And it created /dev/md0. I ran: cat /proc/mdstat and it would show up in there... Then I added a file system to /dev/md0 by running: mke2fs -j /dev/md0 and then mounted it under /files by running: mount /dev/md0 /files I also ran: echo "DEVICES /dev/hdb /dev/hdc /dev/hdd" > /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf mdadm --brief --detail --verbose /dev/md0 >> /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf and added this line in /etc/fstab: /dev/md0 /files ext3 defaults 0 0 The, after reboot, it wouldn't exist anymore! What am I doing wrong?

Hey guys, I've been Googling for few hours but haven't found any descriptive guides on how to setup a software RAID under Debian, specifically a JBOD array (just a bunch of disks) or Linear RAID. I've read a bit about mdadm, but really have no clue where to start... Why do I want this? So that I can combine a bunch of hard drives into a larger virtual one. I have done it under Windows, but have no idea how to do it under Linux. Any help would be very much appreciated.

No. Each WPA.DBL file is unique to each computer. What you are asking to do violates Microsoft's EULA. [ Closed. ]

Well... Today, I decided to just add some hardware to one of the computers... So I removed the floppy drive, added an old SCSI CD-R 8x burner I had lying around, added four hard drives (2x 10GB, 1x 15GB, 1x 20GB). I partitioned one of the 10GB drives into two, installed XP on the first partition, and took the additional three drives and made them a spanned volume (JBOD Array)... So now I have two 5GB partitions, and a giant 45GB "disk" I have to figure out what to do with! All this running on an AMD-K6 processor @ 550MHz with 128MB SDRAM!

2003. But like Wolf said, PPT was way better in 2000 (and I know from experience!), well, apart from the newer transitions in XP and 2003...

D'oh!

crahak, I totally agree with you on using VMWare. I've had a computer running an Asterisk PBX system in my basement for the past year or so, and haven't used it very often. After finding out about how much my electricity bill was adding up to, I decided to shut that one down and install a newer version of the PBX as a Virtual Machine under VMWare on my main desktop (which goes on at 7AM and shuts off at midnight each day). I also had a Dell (family computer) running as a printer server which was eating up even more juice as the printer connected to it was hardly being used. I shut that one off and told my parents to only use it when they absolutely needed to use that printer and shut it off when done, since we have a way faster one upstairs near the bedrooms that is directly connected to the LAN, AND because we all have wireless laptops. I never had an issue with wiring. I either used SSH to login to my Asterisk PBX or Remote Desktop to login to my current Windows file/HTTP/MySQL/FTP/proxy server. However, I'd still like to be able to use these two spare computers for something. I was planning on installing something and installing Hamachi on them and sending them over to my dad's office so that I wouldn't have to worry about my home electricity bill!

http://picasa.google.com/ It does exactly what you want... And more!

Sorry to revive this thread, but as we've had new members register in the past two months, maybe some other people have some original ideas as to what could be done with old computers lying around. Right now, I have two spares sitting in my room that need a purpose. I'd like to do something original with them, not like what I mentioned in my first post. Any more ideas?

Wow... I'm surprised at how many public builds Microsoft is releasing...

Congrats, nuhi!

First time I hear about this...

Are you using a crossover cable or a regular network cable? Mac-to-PC connections usually don't need a crossover cable. Macs will automatically see that they are connected to another computer and adjust the connection.

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Quick Google: http://www.petri.co.il/require_windows_98_..._the_domain.htm

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