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I understand that, but a code is now inline with the text for all to see.

Price could simply be reduced.

Code is good until 2010. Why even bother having the code?

:alb:Surely there will be 3GB SATA drives too.

Sorry. :erm: My hand hurts too much to write a long explanation now. I have only two meetings on Friday so there is not much day-to-day rest. :( I'll work on it Saturday.

I tested the drive fully with the mfr. utility and there are no errors. System has been running for 30 hours now. Obviously I can't keep it on that way all the time.

That is my understanding as well. Has anyone tested it for sure?

See what you made me do. :p I'm formatting one more now.

I have not tried the updated BIOS. When it crashes I sometimes restore the loaded settings. I could try flashing on Monday. It is too dangerous to perform that activity over a weekend. A driver is possibly a problem, but why would in not fail the same way every time? There are plenty of...

Thanks, but I find nothing wrong with that drive test. I even replaced the drive with another one (magnetic).

Maybe if she wins the lottery...

I can't replace the MB. We established earlier that the OSes cannot be reactivated. It is EP45-UD something.

One would want to do that, but there is no such jumper on the notebook drives. :(

The 2TB EARS has 4KB sectors as does my 750GB notebook drive. The sectors can be aligned with a utility in XP, but performance in embedded systems is hit and miss.

Where and how are you using the computer?

I missed that event as well, due to the blockage.

I'm sick of the other computer crashing every 2nd or third time. :mad: XP32 is fine, but XP64 is the culprit. I tested the RAM forever with Mamtest, changed numerous settings, moved drives, RAM, and cards around, etc. Once it boots the system is fine.

The coupon was good for up to five drives (-$150).

If I were using it for a business I'd buy a pre-configured system.

Probably. The internals are $120 today.

It depends on the culture.

Damn that is large. :o I'd want at least two hard drives and a larger battery for 9.3 lbs and a 18" wide desktop replacement. Where are you hauling it around?

I'd say the 7D in your case. FX will require larger and heavier lenses for reach if you are not willing to carry a full setup with multiple bodies.

Always keep each version of the old firmware. ;)

WTF? Was it built to code or some DIY project?

I would expect that from Merc too. :)

I gave up at 22. But I was never in your shape.

Are they putting you up in a decent place at least? It sucks to be in a crappy hotel for weeks and weeks.

Isn't it possibly the Google or something like it? I would not click a dangerous link on such a post. There might be a malware.

D'oh. I missed the connection. Kentucky is the mother lode. :) Judging by the photos, the "sandwich" looks rather small.

I don't really have a place to put a decent sized display, and the old TV set would have to be hauled away.

I have no 1080. :blue:

Are adapters manufactured now? I gave up on that idea about 5 years ago after not being able to find them.

Not for high ISO, but for other reasons.

Damn it Merc! You should go there with a better attitude. :) Go wild and be someone else for a few weeks. Think of "The Opposite."

The username is a joke from a vendor audit I conducted some years ago. There is too much PII here as it, so I won't go into the details .;)

I don't mean to cause trouble, but much of my recent life is about validation and qualification. I was training someone to conduct a risk assessment just Friday evening. First questions when a failure occurs are was the vendor qualified, what were the functional requirements, was design...

Try it yet, Merc?

:oops: I did not mean it that way.

Now the whole page does not load. Is it only my system?

They missed the "diarrhea stage" of data loss.

Knowing when to shoot and not is at least half of the battle. I would just watch the animal in that situation. I don't have many hares/rabbits but they are all at slower speeds such as 1/125-1/320 taken late in the afternoon or early in the morning.

100-400 is actually a rather good lens for a zoom. Stop it down to f/8 and make sure that the AF is calibrated at distance. I suspect a crop is similiar to that Sigma at 500 and noticeable better without cropping. There is the new Sigma 50-500 OS that seems to be OK, but not great. At f/6.3...

Perhaps a D700?

IIRC it was around 0800 GMT or a little later.

Damn, there was another one this morning. :(

The video is not playing for me.

Were the SilenX fans qualified for that server chassis? A company with such a kooky name does not inspire confidence. :cat:

I'm glad to have the Eizo, though it is getting old. There is no AC adapter or check valve to be concerned about.