Does this sound familiar to anyone?
Your router, network cards and ethernet cables are all in working
order and all report that they are connected to each other and the internet
but you can't actually access anything online?
I've just reset the router and it's all working now but I'd like to know
On Sunday 14 June 2009 09:57:41 Ryan McCoskrie wrote:
I'd like to know
if anyone has had this problem recently (withen the last week) and
knows what it is.
Not in the last week but recently I had the same problem.
Rob
On Sun, 2009-06-14 at 09:57 +1200, Ryan McCoskrie wrote:
Does this sound familiar to anyone?
Your router, network cards and ethernet cables are all in working
order and all report that they are connected to each other and the internet
but you can't actually access anything online?
I've just
Hello,
I'm going to skip the narrative, and just cut to the chase: which video cards
better support Linux, and sleep/hibernate on Linux. It looks as if there are
better open-source ATI drivers than there are for NVIDIA, but I don't know
about stability. I'm asking because I need to shop for
On Sun, 2009-06-14 at 14:30 +1200, Aidan Gauland wrote:
Hello,
I'm going to skip the narrative, and just cut to the chase: which video cards
better support Linux, and sleep/hibernate on Linux. It looks as if there are
better open-source ATI drivers than there are for NVIDIA, but I don't
steve wrote:
Last time I looked, nVidia support was far better than ATI, and with the
availability of the GPU for fun projects, would be my choice.
Do you mean that the nVidia GPUs are more open? If not, then what do you mean
by availability of the GPU for fun projects?
-Aidan
On Sun, 14 Jun 2009 14:44:57 Aidan Gauland wrote:
steve wrote:
Last time I looked, nVidia support was far better than ATI, and with the
availability of the GPU for fun projects, would be my choice.
Do you mean that the nVidia GPUs are more open? If not, then what do you
mean by
Ryan McCoskrie wrote, On 14/06/09 09:58:
Does this sound familiar to anyone?
Your router, network cards and ethernet cables are all in working
order and all report that they are connected to each other and the internet
but you can't actually access anything online?
I've just reset the router and
Aidan Gauland wrote, On 14/06/09 14:29:
I'm going to skip the narrative, and just cut to the chase: which video
cards better support Linux, and sleep/hibernate on Linux. It looks as
if there are better open-source ATI drivers than there are for NVIDIA,
but I don't know about stability. I'm
On Sun, Jun 14, 2009 at 4:14 PM, Craig
Falconercfalco...@totalteam.co.nz wrote:
Ryan McCoskrie wrote, On 14/06/09 09:58:
Does this sound familiar to anyone?
Your router, network cards and ethernet cables are all in working
order and all report that they are connected to each other and the
On Sun, Jun 14, 2009 at 4:21 PM, Craig
Falconercfalco...@totalteam.co.nz wrote:
Aidan Gauland wrote, On 14/06/09 14:29:
I'm going to skip the narrative, and just cut to the chase: which video
cards better support Linux, and sleep/hibernate on Linux. It looks as if
there are better
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