It sounds right in theory, has anybody tried it, besides Doron ???
As you know, there is 2 common versions of Alctatel modems, version 2.x and
version 3.x
Now, the config is slightly different and so is the functionality. What I
need to know, is there someone who succedded in this setup over the
Hi everybody,
All of a sudden, my CD writer refuses to work properly (it has been
working just fine until now, for at least 18 months or so).
Platform:
RH7.3 on Pentium III 866 Mhz, different variations of RH's 2.4.18
(2.4.18-{5,10,18.7.x}), cdrecord-1.10-11.
Symptoms:
# cdrecord -v speed=4
Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
All of a sudden, my CD writer refuses to work properly (it has been
working just fine until now, for at least 18 months or so).
1. Clean the lens. Buy a CD/DVD lens clean disk for about 20-30 NIS.
2. Look for microcode updates on the web.
Geoff.
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Geoffrey S. Mendelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
All of a sudden, my CD writer refuses to work properly (it has been
working just fine until now, for at least 18 months or so).
1. Clean the lens. Buy a CD/DVD lens clean disk for about 20-30 NIS.
Anything in
1. Use different recording the media.
2. Clean the cd-r lenses as Geofrey mentioned.
3. Try complete poweroff, NOT reboot. (I know, I know, but it works
nevertheless)
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Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
Anything in particular that I should need to know in connection with
Linux? Brands that work or don't? Commands to make the cleaning disk
spin? Or do they come with music?
Some do, some come with videos, Any one will do. Put it in your drive and
try to mount it. Does not
On 24 Nov 2002, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
1. Clean the lens. Buy a CD/DVD lens clean disk for about 20-30 NIS.
Anything in particular that I should need to know in connection with
Linux? Brands that work or don't? Commands to make the cleaning disk
spin? Or do they come with music?
Oleg Kobets [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
1. Use different recording the media.
Tried. It is the same for 2 different brands of CDs, both used
successfully in the past.
2. Clean the cd-r lenses as Geofrey mentioned.
3. Try complete poweroff, NOT reboot. (I know, I know, but it works
On Sun, Nov 24, 2002, Tal Achituv wrote about OT: right or wrong to copy proprietary
software:
I need to write an essay about is it right or wrong to copy proprietary
software
Can some of you please point me to good resources on the subject?
Several people have told you to look for
Sure it is. Same thing as stealing a tomato from a market stall.
You
are depriving the seller of a probable sale.
Uh, no. One tomato is not a probable sale. A kilogram of tomatos is.
When you
steal a kilogram of tomatos it raises a question - how come you are
so poor
you aren't
Sure it is. Same thing as stealing a tomato from a market stall.
You
are depriving the seller of a probable sale.
Uh, no. One tomato is not a probable sale. A kilogram of tomatos is.
When you
steal a kilogram of tomatos it raises a question - how come you are
so poor
you aren't
On Sun, 24 Nov 2002, Tal Achituv wrote:
I'd love to get your comments on this...
This is a good subject for hackers-il, I believe...
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Tal Achituv [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
One tomato is not a probable sale. A kilogram of tomatos is.
It seems that a private mail was followed up on the list...
Anyway, don't try to come up with quantitative criteria. I recall a
Jack London story involving a stolen potato. The problem was, it
i've seen a lot of feedback on the net lately on winFS (the new filesystem MS
are going to use in their next version of windows, codenamed longhorn.)
Longhorn will include a database-like file system called Windows Future
Storage (WinFS), which is based on technology from SQL Server 2003
Since a private discussion wound up on the list anyway, I would repost my
private response to mulix to the list below.
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On Sunday 24 November 2002 16:46, you wrote:
[snip]
I do not advocate stealing or, for this matter, software piracy, but it
is absolutely pointless
On Sun, 24 Nov 2002, Amir Tal wrote:
i've seen a lot of feedback on the net lately on winFS (the new filesystem MS
are going to use in their next version of windows, codenamed longhorn.)
Longhorn will include a database-like file system called Windows Future
Storage (WinFS), which is based
Geoffrey S. Mendelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Any one will do. Put it in your drive and try to mount it. Does not
matter if it does or not.
Obviously, it didn't. Why should it find this particular CD if it does
not find any other? Nor does the disk spin with any CD player app I
tried (it's
On Sun, 24 Nov 2002, Amir Tal wrote:
Longhorn will include a database-like file system called Windows Future
Storage (WinFS), which is based on technology from SQL Server 2003
(code-named Yukon). This file system will abstract physical file
locations from the user and allow for the sorts of
On 24 Nov 2002, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
Geoffrey S. Mendelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Any one will do. Put it in your drive and try to mount it. Does not
matter if it does or not.
Obviously, it didn't. Why should it find this particular CD if it does
not find any other? Nor does the
On 24 Nov 2002, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
Geoffrey S. Mendelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Any one will do. Put it in your drive and try to mount it. Does not
matter if it does or not.
Obviously, it didn't. Why should it find this particular CD if it does
not find any other? Nor does the
guy keren [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
oh, not at all. you bought some knowledge with those 35 NIS. until now -
you had a _hunch_.
I referred to the hindsight 20/20 that should have told me that if
ordinary CDs don't spin the cleaning one won't either...
why don't you step over to the
Orna Agmon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And of course never open it when it is operating- LASER. (yes, i know you
know, but I would not have slept had I not said it)
To tell you the truth, I would be much more concerned about getting
electrocuted one way or another while opening a working
Actually all computer parts operate at 12v and 5v. Those are the voltages
that power supply emits. There is no way you can be electrocuted, but rather
you'll feel gentle tickling senstaions :-)
As for the laser, it can only harm you if you are looking strait at the eye
when it's working (i mean
Orna Agmon wrote:
The primitive way is to do this with an ear-stick(??) (MAKLON
OZNAYIM), dipped in alcohol, and exremely gently clean the eye manually.
But of course this takes taking apart the CD. I have done this sucessfully
on audio CDs readers, never on a burner.
And of course never
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