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Hello Roy. 25 Jan 03 04:06, you wrote to me: RT>> Well there is the step-daughter 16, the stepson 13, and the RT>> little one 3, who is far to darned clever for his size he RT>> plays on the computer next to me most evenings. RT> Sounds like you have your hands full... That you can say again, and the cost of sending them to school is sky rocketing, something terrible. :-(( RT>> That non-functioning MB you're messing with, you're saying it RT>> seems to briefly touch on attached drives? Am I remembering RT>> right here? I saw "no video, no beeps" go by fairly recently... RT>> Yes, it seems to "touch" on the drives except the floppy drive, RT>> no video, no beeps, figure the mobo or CPU is gone, then I have RT>> another here with the same symptoms, but that is a brand new RT>> mobo, with a possibly suspect CPU, board will handle up to 450 - RT>> 500 MHz CPU's. I don't have any spare CPU's or motherboards to RT>> test with. The RAM 32 MB stick works fine in my ASUS P2B99 mobo. RT> What do these do if no drives are connected at all? Does sweet blow bugger all. :-(( RT>> Was thinking of putting it next to my pre-amp, using it to record RT> RT>> LP's and then save them over the network to another HDD that RT>> has space to store the files, before writing them to CD-ROM, RT>> seems it is going to be a while before I grant myself that RT>> luxury. :-) until then I will have to keep on lugging my puter to RT>> the Hi-Fi, record the LP's, then lug the 'puter back to it's RT>> normal position, and then do the required processing before RT>> putting them on to CD. RT> Heh. I have not yet even begun to deal with the logistics of how I'm RT> going to handle that stuff here. There's no room in here at all! I RT> guess some rearranging is in order, for sure. The stereo is in the RT> other room, and hasn't been hooked up for some years now -- I RT> unpacked it when we moved in here but never bothered going beyond that RT> point, and the speakers are in a corner in here. This is obviously RT> going to have to change if I plan to get some of the stuff I have on RT> vinyl in cd format. I don't suppose that the 25 foot extension cords RT> I have will quite reach... :-) Yeah well, I am trying to get me a solution going here that I can use, but will probably need a 36 foot network cable to make the extension, and getting a hub/switch which can handle 8 ports, might also make life easier. I also have a similar problem space wise here, I might get an intergrated amplifier in here, but where I would put the speakers, never mind the turntable. :-(( RT> Then there's the matter of a preamp for my turntable, which is not a RT> match for the phono input of the receiver. I thrashed this out quite RT> extensively in the electronics echo a while back, arrived at some RT> sort of a solution, and lost the archived messages when I lost that RT> drive last summer. :-( I'll figure something out, I suppose. I remember, RT> Right now I'm in the middle of browsing a whole mess of README and RT> HOWTO files plus there are assorted doc files that came with the RT> burner, pdfs and all sorts of other stuff. Perhaps tomorrow if I get RT> the energy I'll be able to get some hardware swapped around and at RT> least make a start on geting the software side of things going... RT> This should be interesting. definitely. :-)) Russell --- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.4.7* Origin: Rusty's BBS - Bloemfontein, Free State, South Africa (5:7105/1) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 7105/1 3830/9 123/500 106/1 379/1 633/267 |
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