Re: [H] Restoring an lvm raid-0 set
On Thu, 5 Mar 2009, CW wrote: I finally got it the hard way; took about 3 freaking days of ghosting the set to different drives and then trying different settings with LVM based and retrieving the files from the embed.. what a PITA. You should toss something up on the howto wiki. Christopher Fisk -- Okay, Marge, as long as we're traumatizing the kids, I have a scandalous story of my own. -- Homer Simpson, Another Simpsons Clip Show -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
[H] CDPlayer in XP?
I know that XP does NOT have the old CDPlayer (cdplayer.exe). I miss it, got used to it, ? I know that XP focuses on WMP.I do not care for WMP much. OK, so I find that I can go to my one remaining W2K machine and borrow (copy) cdplayer.exe and drop this file into my XP/Win%/System32/ directory; and have my CDPlayer back..well, sort of? What other steps/routines do I need to do in XP to accept and stitch in the old W2K application? My bug is that whenever I start CDPlayer, I get the player, but I also get another "ghost" player console w/o any controls. I can NOT even close/erase the "ghost." I will believe that I need to TELL XP something, somewhere...I suspect a registry key, but have not yet found same.. Suggestions, opinions, ideas..welcome. Best, Duncan
Re: [H] Goodbye, Abit
I still own my original (well, rma replaced) Abit IT5H. I have the cpu,
heatsink/fan, ram, and necessary I/O adapters. No bad caps so
farThere might just come a time.
Best,
Duncan
At 14:03 03/06/2009 -0700, you wrote:
at this point in time, not worth it. I have in the past replaced a few
caps back when MB's were more $. Keep it around with the 300a's for deja vu
fp
At 11:18 AM 3/6/2009, Stan Zaske Poked the stick with:
>Not sure its worth it but those caps can be replaced.
>
>
>FORC5 wrote:
>>bp6 with puffed caps in the pile
>>bx133raid on the wall of fame ( bad caps)
>>:{(
>>At 10:43 PM 3/5/2009, CW Poked the stick with:
>>
>>>Abit officially wiped themselves off the market today, closing up all
operations.. so, no more Abit MB or product, just an FYI for those of us
who remember them from "Way back when" (Come on, some of us probably
still have a BP6 somewhere in a drawer)
>>>
>>
>>
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Re: [H] Goodbye, Abit
at this point in time, not worth it. I have in the past replaced a few caps
back when MB's were more $. Keep it around with the 300a's for deja vu
fp
At 11:18 AM 3/6/2009, Stan Zaske Poked the stick with:
>Not sure its worth it but those caps can be replaced.
>
>
>FORC5 wrote:
>>bp6 with puffed caps in the pile
>>bx133raid on the wall of fame ( bad caps)
>>:{(
>>At 10:43 PM 3/5/2009, CW Poked the stick with:
>>
>>>Abit officially wiped themselves off the market today, closing up all
>>>operations.. so, no more Abit MB or product, just an FYI for those of us who
>>>remember them from "Way back when" (Come on, some of us probably still
>>>have a BP6 somewhere in a drawer)
>>>
>>
>>
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Re: [H] Goodbye, Abit
Not sure its worth it but those caps can be replaced.
FORC5 wrote:
bp6 with puffed caps in the pile
bx133raid on the wall of fame ( bad caps)
:{(
At 10:43 PM 3/5/2009, CW Poked the stick with:
Abit officially wiped themselves off the market today, closing up all operations.. so, no
more Abit MB or product, just an FYI for those of us who remember them from "Way
back when" (Come on, some of us probably still have a BP6 somewhere in a drawer)
Re: [H] [Bulk] Goodbye, Abit
I had a BH-6 and a Celeron 300a. Goodbye Abit (for the 2nd time) and thanks for the great memories. :-( CW wrote: Abit officially wiped themselves off the market today, closing up all operations.. so, no more Abit MB or product, just an FYI for those of us who remember them from "Way back when" (Come on, some of us probably still have a BP6 somewhere in a drawer)
Re: [H] Goodbye, Abit
bp6 with puffed caps in the pile
bx133raid on the wall of fame ( bad caps)
:{(
At 10:43 PM 3/5/2009, CW Poked the stick with:
>Abit officially wiped themselves off the market today, closing up all
>operations.. so, no more Abit MB or product, just an FYI for those of us who
>remember them from "Way back when" (Come on, some of us probably still have
>a BP6 somewhere in a drawer)
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Re: [H] Goodbye, Abit
I still have an Abit IT7 Max II in use playing internet radio for the house. Al Julian wrote: > Wow, this is pretty sad news. I didn't even know they were in trouble, but > now looking around Google, it looks like this was expected awhile ago.Sabre > > Julian > > > On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 12:43 AM, CW wrote: > > > Abit officially wiped themselves off the market today, closing up all > > operations.. so, no more Abit MB or product, just an FYI for those of us who > > remember them from "Way back when" (Come on, some of us probably still > > have a BP6 somewhere in a drawer) > > -- Al "The Space Elevator will be built about 50 years after everyone stops laughing" -- Sir Arthur C. Clarke
Re: [H] Goodbye, Abit
Wow, this is pretty sad news. I didn't even know they were in trouble, but now looking around Google, it looks like this was expected awhile ago.Sabre Julian On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 12:43 AM, CW wrote: > Abit officially wiped themselves off the market today, closing up all > operations.. so, no more Abit MB or product, just an FYI for those of us who > remember them from "Way back when" (Come on, some of us probably still > have a BP6 somewhere in a drawer) >
