you could use knoppix. but if the codecs seem friend on yer w2k box you might 
try to use nimo codec pack



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   > From: Will Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
   > Subject: [brlug-general] share the joy.
   > Sent: Sep 01 2004 01:34:13
   >
   >  My parrents would like this.??My mom's PIII laptop will boot this kind of 
CD
   >  nicely but Windows ME may??not have codecs that play the AVIs my cameras 
or
   >  streamer makes.??I know that my father in law's windows 2000 computers 
does
   >  not.??Media Player 9, which he downloaded for some other reason,??totally
   >  hosed him??with advertisements but did not play avi.?? Subsequent 
attempts to??
   >  defeated him, and I don't want to mess with it.??This looks like a great 
way
   >  to get baby movies to both of them for Christmas.??
   >  
   >  Thanks John!
   >  
   >  On Tuesday 31 August 2004 09:19 am, Brad Bendily wrote:
   >  
   >  > if I happen to have a machine lying around, the
   >  > machine will probably have an OS on that can/will
   >  > play whatever movie I want. No need to recreate all
   >  > my movies with this new boot os/player.
   >  >
   >  > BB
   >  
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From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  Wed Sep  1 04:26:43 2004
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (abbott)
Date: Wed Sep  1 04:25:01 2004
Subject: [brlug-general] topless
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http://www.via.com.tw/en/VInternet/mini_itx.jsp
http://www.mini-itx.com/projects/sega-itx/
owned. :)



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   > From: Matt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
   > Subject: Re: [brlug-general] topless
   > Sent: Aug 31 2004 20:35:31
   >
   >  omg drooool
   >  
   >  On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 13:22:01 -0500, Karthik Poobalasubramanian
   >  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
   >  > John Hebert wrote:
   >  >
   >  > >G5 iMac:
   >  > >http://www.danamania.com/temp/inside_low.jpg
   >  > >
   >  > >
   >  > >Have you ever seen anything so sexy as this?:
   >  > >http://www.apple.com/imac/
   >  > >
   >  > >
   >  > >
   >  >
   >  > How about this
   >  > http://www.pasocomclub.co.jp/catalogue/dell_poweredge_2450_i.jpg
   >  >
   >  > isn't mac a proprietary system?
   >  >
   >  > --
   >  > Karthik Poobalasubramanian
   >  > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (James Kuhns)
Date: Wed Sep  1 10:25:34 2004
Subject: [brlug-general] Curious
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

I had to connect my cable modem directly to the internet port on my Netgear
router.  Before it went to a Smoothwall box and then to the router.  The
Smoothie box is dying and I won't be able to get parts until this weekend so
I figured I'd just use the hardware firewall in the router for now.  After
making the change I noticed I was having to bounce the cable modem 3 or 4
times a day.  This morning I bounced it when I got up and launched the
router status that shows the transfer stats.  After keeping an eye on the
stats for about 15 minutes (with a basically idle network) it had already
received over 100K packets (with bursts where it got over 15K in about 6
secs). I also noticed the activity light on the modem was not blinking very
much at times (it's basically on steady) I'm assuming these packets are
coming from idiots scanning machines on Cox' net and I never noticed them
before because Smoothwall/Snort/Guardian would drop the packet, block the
idiot and add one log entry. There's no way to get this router to drop the
packet (it wants to reply for some reason).  I'm thinking that since the
router is now replying, the idiots know there is something there and keep
probing - with no logs I can't even tell where they're coming from. I'm
thinking that the times I've had to bounce is when the bursts have gotten
really bad and the modem locked up.

Anyway, what I'm curious about is: 1) could receive rates like this lock up
a cable modem?, 2) is this normal on Cox's net? (I know they've always had
people scanning but has it gotten this bad lately) and 3) am I way off base
on this and it's actually a hardware issue on my end or a coincidence and
something is going on with Cox' net right now (with no logs I can't tell
exactly what's going on).

Anyone have any ideas?

Hopefully this will be a non-issue after the Smoothie box goes back up this
weekend.

James


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