On Wed, Jun 29, 2005 at 05:25:53PM -0700, Rodney Mishima wrote:
> >> Sure he can, he just has to under-clock his computer down to 2.1ghz as 
> >> win98
> >> has a cpu freq limit.
> 
> Sage advice from Dirty Harry:
> 
> A man has got to know his limitations.

An OS too!  ;)


> I remember a few years back, I had a multi-boot box with Win 98 (or 
> ME) / 2000/ and Linux
> 
> and I upgraded from 768 MB of RAM to 1 GB which rendered Win 9x 
> inoperative ( unless you know how to jump through some hoops, find a 
> knowledge base article on it if your must ).

I was going to consider claiming the proffered 512 PC133 stick if Neil
hasn't already done so.


> unsigned double long would work? is that the ansi standard? I learned 
> 'c' from the first edition of k&r  and never got into the new stuff ( 
> but have a copy of 2nd ed ).

uint32_t goes to 4GHz easily enough, uint64_t (if defined) will go up to
.. well, a lot more.  =)


> >(If someone has a > 6 GB HD that they've declared obsolete, I can give it
> >a good home in a system being assembled for a new college student out of
> >some of my old parts and a couple of new ones that I probably wouldn't
> >have needed had I seen this thread two weeks ago..)
> 
> I have two candidates for you to consider:
> 
> an 18 GB Hard drive  ( was not working last time I tried it)
> 
> and
> 
> a 26 GB Hard drive ( worked about 3 months ago )
> 
> Are you attending the meeting tomorrow?

I should be.  Bob brought me a 20 GB drive that also "worked when last
spun up"..  I haven't tested it yet, may not get the opportunity to.  Will
probably bring the whole system to euglug tomorrow.  May bring more than
one.  =)

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