Posts by MrDublin

I didn't want to come off that I was complaining. I personally don't have a problem with how long it takes to open Firefox, and your right, it probably does take just as long to open under Windows.

It will install the 686 version of your current kernel. If you are currently on 2.6.16.27-i386 or whatever this would give you the 2.6.16.27-i686 kernel. It would let you see if there is any perfomance increase. Like I said above Grub...

If you want to try out a kernel for newer cpu architectures just run sudo apt-get install linux-686 That will install the more advanced version of your kernel. At boot up Grub will give you the choice of which one you would like to...

I'm running a pinmodded 725 with the Ceramique compound and my temps are 48 - 49 C once it's warmed up and idle. I peak in the low 70's under a full load. I have AS5 and have thought about switching back, but I don't know if I'd gain...

If that doesn't do it try a 50/50 water alcohol solution. I use that to clean all of my electronics. It works well for cleaning the screen too.

Download the cd and boot into the live environment. You will know at that point whether or not it detects and loads the drivers for your wireless card. If your only using WEP, you can just enter the key in the network configuration...

I am assuming you have already paired the two. In which case are you trying to send the pictures from the phone to the PC or the other way around? Also, which BT stack are you using? I am using the Widcomm stack and I can share files...

I tried them on my Asus and they didn't work very well. With the battery on the back it kept tipping backwards, so I took them off. I know someone with an XPS170 who is using them and they seem to be fine. If you want to check them out...

You might go over to gsmhosting.com and get the Widcomm stack. I find it much better than the toshiba stack. Do a search and you can find a link to get it for free.

I have Ubuntu running on my laptop with WPA and it's great. The forums have a lot of information on how to enable it. You need to install WPA Supplicant and use a different Network Manager. This should cover it.