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nobozoz wrote:
This is just about the simplest circuit I've run across:
http://www.uoguelph.ca/~antoon/circ/ledflash.htm
It's not terribly power efficient, but it is supposed to run on only a
single AA (1.5V).
Are you willing to build your own circuit to get the 1 second rep-rate?
anyone know where moveIT has moved too ?
last address I have is
http://tabyret.cjb.net/
thanks
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Date: 8/28/2005 7:08:31 AM
Subject: [H] moveIT ?
anyone know where moveIT has moved too ?
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At 01:00 AM 28/08/2005 +,James Boswell wrote:
I'm having some 'hrmm' and I'm wondering if you guys know where I
could get ALL the 'final' patches for Windows 98,
and a good source for Win98 drivers would nice too if anyone has one.
You might find something here:
OK, I have a PC that needs to be installed next to a wood CC machine, since it
will be feeding the saw programming data for cut metrics.
Because of that, dust will be very heavy. I need a unit that will be fanless,
diskless. I was thinking about an Epia to boot off of a 2GB flash drive. Just
If you don't need a fast PC:
http://www.soekris.com/
http://www.pcengines.ch/wrap.htm
CW wrote:
OK, I have a PC that needs to be installed next to a wood CC machine, since it
will be feeding the saw programming data for cut metrics.
Because of that, dust will be very heavy. I need a unit
Well, if you aren't on a budget one of those Panasonic extreme environment
laptops. I think there are other manufactures who make similar devices. The
military uses those things in bad weather, and in marine environments
As a general contractor I know the kind of environment a saw mill
Then the Sokeris embedded PC will do perfectly for you.
CW wrote:
Exactly. The only thing this machine does is interface with the mill via a serial
connection and backup the programs in the Mill. New programs can be added to the
Mill (autocad solidworks scripts) so that the saw can cut the
Exactly. The only thing this machine does is interface with the mill via a
serial connection and backup the programs in the Mill. New programs can be
added to the Mill (autocad solidworks scripts) so that the saw can cut the
pattern that is fed to it via simple program. *shrug* so this
How badly do you want/need this?
The problem really boils down to the one minute flash period. There are
plenty of LEDs with fixed timing between 0.5 Hz and 2 Hz +/-25% flash rate -
they're everywhere. Very much slower than this and you are talking about a
much smaller market coupled with more
Make it an ext3 (Linux) filesystem and then install the ext3 driver for
Windows.
http://www.fs-driver.org/index.html
Brian Weeden wrote:
I am setting up a RAID 5 array of 4 250GB drives so total size will be
around 700GB. I was originally goind to use NTFS since it is a Win XP
system but
A, one second interval is more like it.
RadioShack: Catalog #: 276-036 Specs are limited. AKA: F336HD
(Obsolete
component)
http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLGcategory%5Fname=CT
LG%5F011%5F006%5F002%5F000product%5Fid=276%2D036#
Do you have them setup as multiple primary partitions or logical
paritions? Does it matter?
Right now I have a 20GB boot drive and 4 250GB drives in a RAID 5
array. I don't have any data on it yet so I have the flexibility to
configure it however I want but once I drop the 300GB or so I have on
Boot up knoppix
run cfdisk /dev/sda (presume a 3ware or lsi raid card)
Set partition type to 0c (Win9x LBA)
Write and quit cfdisk
mkfs.vfat /dev/sda1
this will make a fat32 file system on the large drive.
reboot system, and windows can read it.
Harry
On Sun,
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