http://forum.soft32.com/linux/Hardware-forum-16.html Top 15 Messages on forum.soft32.com http://forum.soft32.com/linux/advice-Linux-workstation-ftopict499971.html#1252260 neuneudr@yahoo fr wrote: > > I may be looking at a Core i5 Asus P7P55??? supporting 16 GB or ram > motherboard seems to support it Ideally I d starting by putting 8 > GB in > it then later on I d add another 8 GB once again I m running virtual > machines I do need the memory: my 4 GB setup ain t enough anymore > > If anyone has such a rig running Linux infos would be very http://forum.soft32.com/linux/ESI-UGM96-USB-soundcard-guitar-inputs-works-Linux-ftopict499502.html#1252140 I wanted to investigate the problem of not working in Linux recording mode 24bits 96kHz I ve used the Audacity program http: audacity sf net I ve recorded the USB traffic with SnoopyPro http: usbsnoop sf net in Windows for single recording session in this mode I ve also recorded two logs in Linux with usbmon Wireshark the first one for the failed attempt to record at 2 http://forum.soft32.com/linux/H8SSL-supermicro-motherboard-SATA-drives-1TB-ftopict499724.html#1251286 On Tue 17 Nov 2009 17:34:40 0000 Andrew Gideon wrote: > We re having the problem referenced in: > > http: www supermicro com support faqs faq cfm?faq=8665 No we re not I just tried a model WD7500ADDS another Western Digital green this time of 750G in size It too failed Can this motherboard not handle green drives? Would that make a difference? Andrew http://forum.soft32.com/linux/System-transfer-larger-HDD-ftopict499333.html#1250210 On Thu 12 Nov 2009 14:22:42 0000 Vince Coen wrote: > Hello All > > I have a Maxtor 500GB HDD in a case used as a media centre but after 12 > months in use smartd is reporting that the drive is failing with many > missing sectors with 1732 bad 334 pending and 1398 reallocated > > > > What I want to to is transfer the lot over to the new drive and remove > the failing HD http://forum.soft32.com/linux/WALK-jobs-resume-ftopict499098.html#1249447 http: jobsinformation jobs blogspot com 2009 06 sap jobs html http: jobsinformation jobs blogspot com 2009 06 dotnet jobs html http: jobsinformation jobs blogspot com 2009 06 linux jobs html http: jobsinformation jobs blogspot com 2009 06 mcse jobs html http: jobsinformation jobs blogspot com 2009 06 c jobs html http: jobsinformation jobs blogspot com 2009 06 networking job http://forum.soft32.com/linux/Booting-kernels-sun4m-hardware-ftopict498944.html#1249146 In Bill Marcum writes: >On 2009 11 07 Konstantinos Agouros wrote: >> Hi >> >> was anybody lucky with that? I have a JavaStation Krupps here and all >> I see is a very brief glimpse of a white screen before it reboots >> >> I use elftoaout on the created arch sparc image file this is correct? http://forum.soft32.com/linux/pcmcia-network-card-configuration-installation-ftopict497692.html#1248799 Grant wrote: > I don t have the same card I do have Xircom RBE 100 in an old Toshiba > laptop 500MHz Coppermine CPU that I recently installed slack 13 0 to > without any problems > Also ask on alt os linux slackware if you don t get a good answer > here > > Grant Thanks for replying Grant I ve given up the struggle with Slackware 12 2 and downloaded 13 http://forum.soft32.com/linux/Recommend-model-graphic-tablet-Slack-13-ftopict498330.html#1247912 I demand that wexfordpress may or may not have written > On Oct 31 6:46 pm Darren Salt > wrote: >> I demand that Chris Davies may or may not have written > On my Slack system etc pal fdi policy is a directory What is the > file name for the above? preferences fdi though I think that fdi will work BTW about the Bott http://forum.soft32.com/linux/low-power-linux-server-ftopict497697.html#1246978 notbob schrieb: > I m looking for cheap low power linux server solution I guess I > could hook up an old desktop but I have nothing below 200W PS Did you measure yours? My 250W BeQuiet draws 1W 1 5W idle and nobody tells you to use all the 200W > I ve > been looking at the sheevaplug wall wart thing and mini ITX systems > and other options like the waysmall but they al http://forum.soft32.com/linux/1TB-disk-ftopict496899.html#1245017 DenverD schrieb: > isn t that kinda like asking: i responded to one of those net > advertisements selling methods of increasing one s manhood and now > i wanna know how i should use the monster? : But why s a 1TB a monster ? These days 1 5 TBs are the cheapest disks And fill up easily with just your favourite films copied from TV now and then Hans Joachim http://forum.soft32.com/linux/color-printer-drivers-ubuntu-ftopict496860.html#1244451 Trevor Hemsley wrote: > On Tue 13 Oct 2009 22:15:19 UTC in comp os linux hardware Chris Cox > wrote: > >> With the cp3505dn for example that printer is now old but you >> can still get it for cheap with warranty even you get duplexing >> network printing yes NETWORK printing FAST imagine 100 500 >> times faster than your color inkjet and large pa http://forum.soft32.com/linux/vacancy-freshexp-apply-resume-ftopict496596.html#1243641 http: jobsinformation jobs blogspot com 2009 06 sap jobs html http: jobsinformation jobs blogspot com 2009 06 dotnet jobs html http: jobsinformation jobs blogspot com 2009 06 linux jobs html http: jobsinformation jobs blogspot com 2009 06 mcse jobs html http: jobsinformation jobs blogspot com 2009 06 c jobs html http: jobsinformation jobs blogspot com 2009 06 networking job http://forum.soft32.com/linux/drivers-Broadcom-43xx-wireless-cards-distributions-ftopict495944.html#1241954 On Thu 01 Oct 2009 15:36:22 0400 CT in Atlanta wrote: > I wanted to turn my iMac into a dual boot system for a while but was > hampered by lack of availability for the Broadcom wireless card version > 43xx in the iMac Do most Linux distributions now support this card? All you need is the firmware the kernels got the code GNU Linux runs on IBM mainframes and on the world s http://forum.soft32.com/linux/e100-eth1-e100_request_firmware-Failed-load-firmware-e100-d1-ftopict495603.html#1241097 In comp os linux networking Aragorn wrote: > I m afraid that statement is built upon a contradiction in terms There > is no such thing as non free blobs and firmwares included in the > mainline kernel > The mainline kernel i e the vanilla kernel as > supplied by Linus Torvalds friends is completely GPL ed and > contains no binaries or firmware wh http://forum.soft32.com/linux/Building-PC-comments-parts-ftopict495324.html#1241014 ShadowTek wrote: > There aren t any local stores in my area and I don t > see that combo on frys com > > I ve never bought anything from them before Yep just in stores Too bad good deal