Posts by eeyoredragon

sounds like you're (intentionally or not) attempting to packet sniff the network. have you run any anti-virus tools checking for a trojan etc?

Yah, I actually considered just going without a battery due to the weight, but I read in another thread that that was a bad idea lol. Something about exposing the hdd or something like that. Lack of durability. I'll try the RMA thing. It...

Quote: Originally Posted by MrMsyvc Drain the battery completely until the computer shuts itself off (either while in BIOS or booted to desktop). Recharge fully and test again. If it fails again do the drain\recharge...

Recently my battery has crapped out. Says it has a full charge when plugged in. When I unplug it, I have about 2min of battery time. Get a *beep beep beep* then the computer shuts down. When I plug it back in, the battery light is orange...

Quote: Originally posted by prairiedog2k Not to be a jerk or anything, but you should definitely spend some time reading about samba configuration ((i.e. editing samba.conf) and stuff before you create your own shares. As...

yes, you were correct as to the setup. so, if i don't have a samba server running on my computer, he won't be able to access shares or any other file on my computer?

i just got linux installed and working pretty much ok a little while ago. i've dual booted with winxp and have it set up so that i can browse my ntfs partition in linux. however, it occured to me... i was looking at my private files (my...

when my last laptop died (death by lightening... was a crappy hp omnibook 6k btw), my father in a burst of good will decided he'd spend $2k on a new computer for me so... i got the sager 8887 with the 9k vid card. i was absolutely...

if you're going to try that, i'd say get a firewire drive. methinks that would perform better under such circumstances. anyways, why don't you just stick the games on the internal and stick any data files on the external. unless of...

Quote: Originally posted by MrMsyvc Speaking of Google, this link has a good explanation of the bit setting for 95 or 91. 91 would indicate, if I read it right, that you have Autorun ENABLED for Removable (floppy) drives. ...