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The Repair/Update is nothing to do with the driver packs. if you look the update folders are probably gone from i386. As for expecting a high degree of refinement from a product like this may I remind you that most people on this board have a very high regard for Bashrat for releasing his driver packs. As Bashrat has pointed out not all hardware reacts the same to exactly the same drivers. So some of the flaws you pointed out are unknown to most people who use these packs. As for you being paid to give constructive criticism, may I just say that in my oinion make you no better than SCO. You take other peoples work to make your life easier, and with the first sign of trouble you decide to flame them for their hard work (in SCO's case they tried to bring the Linux community to court over code they claimed copyright over, yet was written by IBM and opensource coders). From now on, dont bother downloading anything anyone here develops as it will probably not work as you would like it (instead buy a product from a corpoiration who have the time and resources to develop programs that ALWAYS work. Just look at Microsoft Windows and how long its been developed. It doesnt have any bugs at all does it, they managed to fix every flaw in w9indows 95 and since then its been a bugless system hasnt it ) They people on this forum, like Bashrat, develop utilities and programs they think will help and distribute them freely. Then someone like you, who as you have admitted, has not got the same level of knowlege about what they are doing makes a statement to flame them. GROW UP
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run PHP System on PC client
phkninja replied to aya's topic in Web Development (HTML, Java, PHP, ASP, XML, etc.)
xammp is mor ethan brilliant. i use it myself for testing sites before upload. Xammp makes sure you can test everything you will need for the real world, perl scripts, python, jsp asp etc etc. Just thought that since aya said apache didnt need to be installed i would confirm that php can be used as a scripting language by itself -
run PHP System on PC client
phkninja replied to aya's topic in Web Development (HTML, Java, PHP, ASP, XML, etc.)
you can use php as a comandline program to run scripts. it was originally designed as a replacement for ruby/perl/python on linux systems -
nope, only up to 109MHz. TV usually 200MHz up
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It measn that if your tv supplier has radio channels on their cable, you can connect it to the radio to recieve them. otherwise you connect an FM antenna
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you could also use bocks or virtual pc and emulate win 98. that way tyou can have win 98 running when you need
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He modded the SFX Files that winrar draws on. This will only work on the uncompressed files, not the compressed ones that ship with Winrar. There was a post on here before with the uncompressed SFX files
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You could use Mandriva. Use the easy install method,hen click on serve. Or use the expert method and click on the packages you want (apache, mysql etc) This will allow you to set up Mail, Web hosting etc. You might need to download something like squirrelmail, horde or neomail to get webmail functionality.
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Help with VC++ 4.0 project
phkninja replied to rbeaureg's topic in Programming (C++, Delphi, VB/VBS, CMD/batch, etc.)
Answer to all these. The code can be viewed in notepad, or any other IDE you choose. The VC++ workspace from version 4 should be viewable in Visual Studio 2005 (it might ask you if you awant to update to a 2005 workspace) depending on MS backwards compatabilities. And all code should compile in a newer version without modifications (unless its MS specific and they havent kept backwards compatability) -
is antenna cable has interference on network cable?
phkninja replied to grafx1's topic in Hardware Hangout
If the tv cable is unshileded or the shielding is minimal (basically cheap cable), then it could have an effect on the UTP cable. TV signals dont have to be high in voltage to mess with the data on the UTP (as tv signals acrry numerours frequencies, some of which are harmonics of the Digital clock signals used in computers for data transmission) -
Will formatting my USB flash drive damage it?
phkninja replied to indianarchie's topic in Other Operating Systems
Most people have answer yes. mmmmm....... this is intresting as I have come across a few manufacturers who specifically say NOT to format their usb flash drives as it will render the hardware useless -
Tugzip is the one i use. I used to use quickzip, but find tugzip better.
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[LAN] is there any easy LAN FTP Server?
phkninja replied to hamed's topic in Networks and the Internet
Try Filezilla server. Its pretty easy to set up and is free -
need some good webserver package
phkninja replied to Dels's topic in Web Development (HTML, Java, PHP, ASP, XML, etc.)
Try xampp. Its apache 2, php4, php5, mysql5, phpMyadmin, perl...... and has add onns for tomcat so you can run jsp. Its totally free and has an installer opuion and a zip file option. Information is given in a readme, and it can be used on a portable device or usb memory stick. -
Toaster - cdimage is a tool made by MS to create ISO images. It is used for creating the cd/dvd images of the unattanded windows files.
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Wish i could do graphics like that. I keep trying to get into graphics, but never have the time to invest in learing. When i get some time I really should start learning myself. All i can say is keep it up, and dont worry about the people who say you suck as they all suck at something themselves
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How can I make my own boot cd/usb with apps?
phkninja replied to drscouse's topic in Software Hangout
I wasnt mentioning any particular piece of software, i was using Hirens as an example (and also did not post a link) which to my knowlege is not against any rules. A friend of mine gave me a copy of the above cd, and I ended up creating a new one from scratch, as most of the stuff on the cd i didnt need but i did need other software (all free admin tools). If you need some help pm me, ill see what i can do -
you cant run 3 different linux images from cdshell unless they are floppy images. Each linux distro has an isolinux directory that is required on the base level on the iso to boot, so only one image will boot. If on the other hand they are floppy images you can run them with a memdisk command
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Massive help, either C/C++ or VB
phkninja replied to Michaelhh's topic in Programming (C++, Delphi, VB/VBS, CMD/batch, etc.)
I appolgise, i forgot about arithmethic coding. You are right, arithmethic coding is theoretically more efficient and in practice usually ends up more efficient. I was half asleep when writing the reply, but was also just trying to give a valid reason why it is fruitless to try and compress random data, especially in the maner in which he has explained in the presentation. -
How can I make my own boot cd/usb with apps?
phkninja replied to drscouse's topic in Software Hangout
If i were you i would look at the AIO/Multiboot Cd PDF http://flyakite.msfnhosting.com/ Create floppy images from each floppy disk, then use cdshell to create your menu. This is exactly how Hirens Boot Cd and other multiboot disks are done I use it for dos tools with freedos.