I have Comcast in Denver. I can not get a VPN connection to work now. The packets get to the gateway but get dropped on the way back. Also, I cannot load www.parts-express.com, it consistently fails when I know the site is up. This has been consistent for a month. Will Comcast fix this if I call with a tracert, or is Qwest an alternative?
Country Buffet eateries have signs that say kids eat for.50 cents. Has anyone tried to to have a kid eat for half a cent. The whole Country Buffet staff may have no grasp of the difference.
The DL-360 G1 (800Mhz up to 1.3Mhz) was a real piece of crap. They eventually fixed the power supply fan issue, where the machine would just quit. We replaced the power supplies in about 90% of the machines we had. They also have some SCSI backplane issues, where they will lose their drives. It is a shame about the SCSI issues since the DL-380 G1 had the same Raid module and I have never seen a failure.
The current DL-360 models seem to be fairly stable.
The main problem with the MSA30 storage shelves is they will think a drive has failed due to odd bus errors, or will revert to Ultra 3 speed for the drives.
HP does not seem to have a fix for this. HP has a lot of suggestions that never work, a great way to blow lots of man hours.
Just remember, Reiserfs handles sparse files efficiently. Rather than saving 1000 100 byte files in 1000 individual allocation units, Reiser will fold them into the tree.
Laugh all you want, but the only amplifier I will connect to my sound card is a Dynaco stereo 70. I use a pair of them for four-channel. They are really great for the low end on movies.
Does anyone know if Google plans to open source Google File System? That is the one thing I would love to see. I have looked at PVFS and Lustre, but want the redundancy of GFS.
I have a mobile Athlon 2400 with a shuttle AK32E motherboard. I am running cpufreqd to idle at 1 Ghz when possible. I am not able to change the core voltage with the powernow-k7 module only the multiplier. I would like to know if anyone sells a good desktop motherboard that also lets you change the core voltage when running Linux.
I have Comcast in Denver. I can not get a VPN connection to work now. The packets get to the gateway but get dropped on the way back. Also, I cannot load www.parts-express.com, it consistently fails when I know the site is up. This has been consistent for a month. Will Comcast fix this if I call with a tracert, or is Qwest an alternative?
Country Buffet eateries have signs that say kids eat for .50 cents. Has anyone tried to to have a kid eat for half a cent. The whole Country Buffet staff may have no grasp of the difference.
The DL-360 G1 (800Mhz up to 1.3Mhz) was a real piece of crap. They eventually fixed the power supply fan issue, where the machine would just quit. We replaced the power supplies in about 90% of the machines we had. They also have some SCSI backplane issues, where they will lose their drives. It is a shame about the SCSI issues since the DL-380 G1 had the same Raid module and I have never seen a failure. The current DL-360 models seem to be fairly stable. The main problem with the MSA30 storage shelves is they will think a drive has failed due to odd bus errors, or will revert to Ultra 3 speed for the drives. HP does not seem to have a fix for this. HP has a lot of suggestions that never work, a great way to blow lots of man hours.
Years ago, I saw Corel Linux in some office store for $169 and thinking WTF? I did not buy it. I was running RedHat at the time.
Just remember, Reiserfs handles sparse files efficiently. Rather than saving 1000 100 byte files in 1000 individual allocation units, Reiser will fold them into the tree.
Laugh all you want, but the only amplifier I will connect to my sound card is a Dynaco stereo 70. I use a pair of them for four-channel. They are really great for the low end on movies.
Does anyone know if Google plans to open source Google File System? That is the one thing I would love to see. I have looked at PVFS and Lustre, but want the redundancy of GFS.
I have a mobile Athlon 2400 with a shuttle AK32E motherboard. I am running cpufreqd to idle at 1 Ghz when possible. I am not able to change the core voltage with the powernow-k7 module only the multiplier. I would like to know if anyone sells a good desktop motherboard that also lets you change the core voltage when running Linux.