On Tue, 4 Dec 2018 11:32:17 -0500 (EST)
Rob Landry <41001...@interpring.com> wrote:
> I often prefer to build my own machines
> around motherboards of my choosing.
If I have a specific application for which I can't buy off the shelf,
such as a machine that will host 16 10T SATA drives, or a ma
I have a new http noticias service that will not download on 2 Mint 17
computers running Rivendell 2.10.3 used for monitoring downloads. Loads
fine on the Centos 7 running 2.19.
I can download on the Mints with Firefox, lftp, and wget with no
problem. The error in syslog says:
Dec 4 13:27
These past few years, I prefer the HP enterprise machines over the Dells and
both Dell/HP over any white-box machines.
We only buy off-lease refurbs. It's cost-effective and Rivendell/audio work
does not require the latest and greatest processors and you cannot build a new
machine for the cost
Agreed. I have a client running a Dell. I got him back on the air by
putting in a standard ATX power supply with the DVD drive disconnected
and the machine laying on it's side with the power supply on the table.
I found a used working Dell supply on Ebay for a replacement and I plan
to repair th
In my experience, Dell machines don't take industry standard parts. If a
power supply fails, you need a Dell power supply, and one for that
particular model, as they are not necessarily the same from model to
model.
I prefer machines that use standard ATX power supplies, standard CD/DVD-RW
