cool I don't think I can get that amd board into the gateway box I would have
to figure out how to take the panel off that the onboard stuff goes into
because of ware the on board stuff is on the is a different spot on the
gateway although Robert was saying that gate ways set up like power butane is
different then on others so it sounds like the gateway case is out it's a nice
case though I counted the other day there is enough power supplies connectors
and spots in the hard drive area for 5 hard drives when I got it it had enough
cables to hook that many up but of course all the hard drivers were shredded
not sure if gate way built this has a server or if some one adapted it to be
one I know it is the tallest tower I have had setting on the floor it all most
reaches the top of the desk. so now I am desperately seeking an older but Abel
to fix up server. not sure around here though we are in the middle of no were
the hospitals the only real large place that uses servers and has I said they
sell hard drive free and I know they just upgraded there servers so I talked to
some one and they had to give them the old stuff has part of the upgrade so if
any one knows of a server laying around needing a hoe let me know but I guess I
can play around with this guy has a print server.
----- Original Message -----
From: Chad Martin
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 9:38 PM
Subject: Re: ACPI and print sharing (Was: [LINUX_Newbies] hi)
dave fales wrote:
> sorry for asking to many question I was just looking at the samba sight and
the install do you have to know programming to install it or is it not to bad.
Not so much. You will have to know some detail about Microsoft SMB
networking, and what you want to do. Configuring Linux software is not
anywhere near programming, but it does involve editing text files by
hand. That requires precision in spelling and syntax, but it isn't
programming.
Also, regarding your fears with hardware... Generally speaking, if it
fits, it's OK. If it doesn't fit, it's not. As long as a connector
fits into a slot or plug correctly, that's pretty much where it's
supposed to go.
Chad Martin
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