For about a year now I have been using this one:
http://www.xpcgear.com/byteccue930.html
A friend introduced me to it as he had one and it is great, no
problems. It supports up to an 80 gig laptop hard drive although I only
have a 20 gig in it.
Regards,
Jeff Kirkland
Bill McGonigle
Hi-
$10 is incredible! Of course, even if it works well, the unit is for 2.5
drives (laptop stuff). Unless you have one of these, or merely want the
adaptor circuitry (remember, pinout on 2.5 is different from 3.5) to repair
your ailing units, you should get at least a 3.5 enclosure unit.
A
On Jul 22, 2005, at 11:24 AM, Cole Tuininga wrote:
I'm looking for some suggestions (general or specific) with regards to
web based software system for doing documentation.
Cole:
It sounds like you are looking for something closer to a CMS or a
publishing system rather than something
On Jul 22 at 1:51pm, Tom Buskey wrote:
Is there anyway we can kick off people that put vacation reply stuff onto
shared email lists?
I've stopped mail delivery to the offending address. The owner of said
address can turn it back on when/if they want to.
Good vacation mail software will
On Jul 22 at 5:14pm, Bill Freeman wrote:
What rates do other folks see?
I've seen over 400 kBps (kilobytes per second) incoming on BitTorrent with
my Comcast feed. This is going through a LinkSys WRT54G router with ports
forwarded. I've limited my BT upload rate to 26 kBps; I
On Jul 19 at 9:05am, Jim Kuzdrall wrote:
On Monday 18 July 2005 11:57 pm, Bill McGonigle wrote:
I've admitted to myself I'll never fully understand Grub.
I feel better for having some company.
I suspect the root cause for a good portion of the trouble surrounding boot
loaders is the
I'll give another shout of support for TWiki. It supports all the
authentication you're looking for in terms of read and write privileges,
connecting to any PAM authentication mechanism. It's not CVS compatible, but
uses RCS instead, so if you're only saying CVS so that you have revision
