motor) computer fans can be similarly tamed by reduced
voltage, or by PWM.
John
On 7/8/2011 5:59 PM, ron minnich wrote:
What you see strapped to it is a 12V fan from a dell desktop which I
ran at 5V, not 12V (a trick I learned from John DeGood). Very little
air had to move, it was noiseless
erik quanstrom wrote:
do you really think its reasonable that someone could run this
drive at 100% of capacity for 2½ years? even allowing for shipping
and installation time will get you pretty close to the warranty.
can you think of how this could be done with a plan 9 application
that's
erik quanstrom wrote:
just looking at the intel x25-e datasheet, the URE rate
(unrecoverable read error) is the same as enterprise sata
drives at 1e-15, but the mtbf is higher, but within a factor
of two.
assuming honest mtbf numbers, one would expect similar
ures for the same io workload
J.R. Mauro wrote:
Doesn't ASUS burn the Linux distro into a chip, though? Maybe there
are utilities to flash it with something else.
I believe new ASUS motherboards typically boot Splashtop from hard disk,
not from flash. On my ASUS M4A78 PLUS, Splashtop can be installed into
a directory tree
It's the ACPI Secure Computing Initiative: fixed input format == no
buffer overflow vulnerabilities. Long live Herman Hollerith!
ron minnich wrote:
This courtesy of the ACPI spec: RSD PTR (Notice that this
signature must contain a trailing
blank character.)
So where do we get the guys
