5 years ago I was (and still am) the owner of an ASUS t2p4 (with a pentium 66/233 MMX overclocked at 83Mhz FSB, good old days). I was in the process of creating a server running linux and I had only one keybord/screen/mouse and no KVM switch, so I had to plug/unplug all the three components quite a lot, so much than after a reboot, my T2P4 stop reconising the keyboard. after switching keybord I quickly conclude it was a probloem of the motherboard!!!!!
I manage to identify what look like a resistor (remember real resistor not SMD device) labeled as fuse on the Motherboard. so here we go, I unsolderer the bastard and shorted the fuse. I had to say I was a bit worried to solder a motherboard, but it all went fine and the MB is still working so far and is still my prefered linux server:=)
happy end
PS now hot keyboard removal feature work like a charme, but I tend to avoid this on newer PCs
Sorry to comment on this but where the hell have you seen a 10x zoom for the canon rebel, if you manage to get x7 (with the latest sigma 18-125 at 300) then you are lucky... and for a 10x, yet to see one (if any) of decent price and quality.
The canon can come in standard with a 28-50 lense wich is a 18-55 (or an x3 zoom), not to mention that you don't have any digital zoom, you cannot shout using the LCD, and does not shout movie and is bulky.
That is a lot of drawback. And even if I want to buy a digital SLR I can understand why somebody wouldn't go for it
PS. And going partiing with a bag full of 3 different zoom is NOT an option.
Not to mention the fact that changing the lens mean dust on your CCD and that's bad....
just a small question about how the camera is working: when is it triggered ? does it take photos or 15sec movie ? how it work ? is there a wire/wireless link between the card reader and the camera ?
I have heard about wireless transmission between the thieves and the camera, and the thieves just record all typed pin. but this one seems more complicated
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5 years ago I was (and still am) the owner of an ASUS t2p4 (with a pentium 66/233 MMX overclocked at 83Mhz FSB, good old days).
:=)
I was in the process of creating a server running linux and I had only one keybord/screen/mouse and no KVM switch, so I had to plug/unplug all the three components quite a lot, so much than after a reboot, my T2P4 stop reconising the keyboard.
after switching keybord I quickly conclude it was a probloem of the motherboard!!!!!
I manage to identify what look like a resistor (remember real resistor not SMD device) labeled as fuse on the Motherboard. so here we go, I unsolderer the bastard and shorted the fuse.
I had to say I was a bit worried to solder a motherboard, but it all went fine and the MB is still working so far and is still my prefered linux server
happy end
PS now hot keyboard removal feature work like a charme, but I tend to avoid this on newer PCs
Sorry to comment on this but where the hell have you seen a 10x zoom for the canon rebel, if you manage to get x7 (with the latest sigma 18-125 at 300) then you are lucky... and for a 10x, yet to see one (if any) of decent price and quality.
The canon can come in standard with a 28-50 lense wich is a 18-55 (or an x3 zoom), not to mention that you don't have any digital zoom, you cannot shout using the LCD, and does not shout movie and is bulky.
That is a lot of drawback. And even if I want to buy a digital SLR I can understand why somebody wouldn't go for it
PS.
And going partiing with a bag full of 3 different zoom is NOT an option.
Not to mention the fact that changing the lens mean dust on your CCD and that's bad....
just a small question about how the camera is working:
when is it triggered ?
does it take photos or 15sec movie ?
how it work ?
is there a wire/wireless link between the card reader and the camera ?
I have heard about wireless transmission between the thieves and the camera, and the thieves just record all typed pin. but this one seems more complicated
I have recently searched for a new up to date browser to test some stuff on windows.
:=)
I end up downloading
- netscape 7.1
- mozilla
- firebird
and you know what: netscape look closer to mozilla that mozilla to firebird
you don't know what product you have and you end up loosing yourself.
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