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you dont have any PC133 laying around? ..ouch, the price of PC133 has gone up since I last checked... a friend of mine gave me 128MB or so just for the hell of it not that long ago.... hmm... if you want, you can look at the shuttle barebones systems... sv25 goes for $189 on mwave.com ...

Thanks for being on the lookout Dozer. I actually have 1.060 on my mandrake 9.0 box (9.1 comes with thenewest version) However, I keep my servers firewalled and there is no outside webmin access... additionally I have setup webmin to only accept connections from the computer it's running on...

i agree, i havent even seen episode 2

oh yes.. RAID... linux supports software RAID... infact i think that box on ebay used Linux software RAID on a stanard IDE controller... I think webmin has the ability to let you setup and control software RAID arrays as well...

you could always install webmin.... great web interface to do about anything... if you have ssh setup you can telnet to your box and do anything you can do from command line reletively easily. and if you want to get VNC working you can use X windows.... however, that adds a bit more to...

oh yeah, I remember horde, i used that a looong time ago... hmm.. have to check it out agin.

well, once you have it setup there is obviously no need for a monitor, keyboard, etc... turn it on and in a minute you have remote storage.. just like you say.

I saw a couple vulnerablities for that server, however they only apply to people who already have accounts on your machine... and remote users couldn't do anything that they would not normally be able to do with a shell account. ...I'm not worried about being hacked by people I have already...

I want to setup an IMAP and webmail server as well... I have both currently, but only under winNT... as part of my migration to less computers im planning to retire this winNT server and go to a single server (linux)... I have used squirell mail, and it's OK... but I was wondering what good...

I'm anakin, must have been all those "trying to get into leia's pants" answers.

As far as I know the shuttle problem is something they mucked up in the BIOS/firmware... they have set the board to save certain settings even through a CMOS clear... so people who are overclocking, etc... can't reboot if they muck something up... the problem is solved by holding down the insert...

The difference is that IBM has proven their chips can have excellent FPU performance. ECS has not proven that they have impecable quality... quite the contrary, they have shown that they have middling or mixed quality. I've asked several shops about ECS(shops that sold ECS), none of them place...

well, looks like i was wrong. I guess it would be possible to use a laptop drive in that space, right? and use a regular sized LP drive in its normal sposition. But then you really haven't got that great of a NAS...

These problems aren't nForce2 problems, they are problems with the BIOSs of a few boards. The title of that article is totally rediculous.

A rational viewpoint, you're probably right.

hey, i know a dirty joke....

i know mac's can be spoofed, sometimes very easily.. however, if your network is set to allow only certain MACs to connect, how can somebody tell the MAC of your NIC card? Is it somewhere in the information your computer is sending/recieving? I know some protocols, such as netBEUI work via MAC...

and a HDD wont fit? you can't make it?

I have the 2-3 year old box right here... lol.... TV Wonder VE TV Wonder PCI Stereo TV tuner - X win98 Compatible X X Video capture X X Real-Time video Compression ATI...

why cant you put a drive where one would normally go and then put another hard drive where the CD-ROM would normally fit? that's 2 right there...

i wish i was a security guru.... just wondering, but if you made it so only specific MAC addresses were allowed on your network, how would this compare to using VPN? can someone still packet sniff if they dont have an IP? I suppose they would be able to... what are the benefits of using a...

you're right, that does look odd... like the card would extend past where the screw holds the card in place.... not to mention the other side of the slot back which will likely prevent the card from being inserted into the PCI slot... but you can make it fit, right?

what a gross understantement the title of this article is, eh? With board manufacturers and users like these Nvidia is doomed.

wpcredit and wpcrset are so cool... I'm not positive what it stands for, but I would assume "Windows PC register editor" and "Windows PC register setter" It's nice to feel you have complete control over your motherboard.. or even a PCI card... dispite what the manufacturer wants... i have...

lol, i like that "the 'undocumented' insert key feature" comment that someone left... i think that's been standard since kt133 days... shuttle wasn't too bright by saving settings through a CMOS clear, however their users are obviously having problems of their own.

actually, I was thinking the TV wonder can only capture in software or possibly hardware mpg1.... but not hardware AVI or MPG2... (mpg2 has always been a sore spot for this card) however, through the MMC software you can cap to windows media, AVI, mpg1, or mpg2... I think mpg2 capture might be...

Anyone else notice that this site is practically unbearable with win95B using IE 3.0? I constantly get java script errors.. there are text formatting/layout issues... and font/color problems... sheesh... btw, my site at home looks like crap without style sheet support Who is still using...

e_dawg... i thought i needed a TV tuner, so i got the ATi TVwonder.... I have never had to use the TV tuner in it once.... I use a digital cable box and a VCR.. and sometimes a playstation... with it. Who needs coax when you can use composite or S-Video? If you're like me and just want video...

i'd say either. 2D Clarity should be similar. I believe all these cards use a unified type drver (catalyst vs detonator)... so drivers are easy... If i had the choice between two comparable cads...an ATi made card for the same price as a no-name nVidia, then i'd probably go for the ATi...

cout and cin for me... i dont even remember the commands for c input and output... printf??? oh well... give it a try.

how many billions of threads have been devoted to "AC'97 doesn't work"... "...skips" ..."sux0rs" Coug is absolutely correct, the kt400 was designed for 133mhz operationm not 166mHz(even though it can run it)... 166mHz is what kt400a and nForce2 was designed for. Personally, I feel that...

btw, the title of this thread is really misleading.... and loaded... there ofcourse is no "scam" on Nvidia's part. They are phasing out the geforce 3's and now the 2's... All their products will become geforce4's or better... this is jsut for name recognition... additionally, 'SE' has meant...

i dont know.. all the pop-up ads and junk webpages are making me have to run to target to get more ink cartridges... If I shrink the screen down so I can get 4 screenshots per sheet of paper.... maybe I can get .0167Hz

why dont you just get a new mini-ITX barebones system for $200 and install mandrake 9.0 with samba and webmin? You could probably cram 2 or 3 5400RPM drives in the case... plus the system could be used for other things... you can even hook it to your TV...

bah, video cards suck, eh? we should get another output device.... but for now I am going to go back to the trusty printer for all my ouput needs...

oh, thanks guys....

lol, im not resintalling for something so piddly.. i just reinstalled this OS the other day ... "less to reinstall" you say? well... maybe... but i have school work to do... so maybe some other time.

I'd go for the seagate myself

I guess we are shopping for two different kinds of people. I look at the Asus a7n8x and think "wow, that motherboard is nice, I'd like to upgrade to that" so when someone asks my opinion on a mobo, I recomend the Asus a7n8x... If they want a cheaper mobo, I recomend the Epox nForce2 board...

wow, i didnt think i'd be able to, but im completely able to access samba through both win9x and XP when encrypted user/pass is enabled...

cool, reading your post prmopted me to play with Samba, now I have encrypted user level access setup to the server... winXp accesses things fine... I did have some trouble accessing without encrypted passwords.. but this is really the only computer I use to access samba from so no biggie.

or am I wrong?

am i missing something... using winXP defaults and using samba defaults (shares set to share level access) I can connect to my samba servers using encrypted OR un-encrypted passwords....

can you explain this to me? what are you talking about?

i could get the Epox EP-8K3AE for $70.... but no usb 2.0... why not just buy the Shuttle AK32L/A for $53? if you're gonna buy a board with no features, it might as well be a shuttle... :eekers: The Nforce2 offers all the features of kt400, with a few benefits. 1) Cost of a full featured...

which is slower? a Barracuda ATA IV... a Samsung Spinpoint.. or a 1980's Yugo? I want to know which I should use to replace this 800JB... actually, I'll probably wait a while and have my pick of either the 7200.7 or the Raptor... whichever has the best noise/performance ratio...

54MBit wireless sounds like a dream...... questin here Merc... does the access point operate more like a hub or a switch (ex: is the 54Mbit shared between all computers or does each computer have it's own dedicated 54MBit connection to the AP?)

OH, now that WD is defunct, who should we start buying HDD's from this week? Samsung, Hitachi, Seagate? I vote seagate!

I was wondering if WD's recent popularity was going to catch up to them... ...In the form of decreased QA checking while trying to fulfil demand. I was thinking of RMA'ing/returning my 800JB drive just because of the idle whine... it's not that bad, but the rest of my computer is getting...