hitest

Maybe some of these would work. http://animation.about.com/od/referencemat...reesoftware.htm

Looks like it has been fixed. http://blogs.msdn.com/wga/archive/2007/08/...-issue-fix.aspx

Thanks for the heads up, JSKY:-) I'll boot into Windows after this gets solved.

1.12 TBs! What are you using this tremendous amount of storage for, shanenin? Back-up? Media server?

Cool.

automation

oranges

Happy Birthday, BT!!!!

http://www.desktoplinux.com/news/NS8454912761.html Slackware where are you? Heh-heh.

Heh, I've got the same crappy old D-Link DI-604 4 port router, JSKY:-) It works for me. For my needs it is good enough.

Happy Birthday, Dragon!! Hope you're having a good day, my friend:-)

Yeah. I haven't seen my buddy mac in long time!

Have a wonderful Birthday today, Rhema7 and deaf_girl:-)

chilling

Remember that when you drink your Metamucil.Just kidding Hitest is correct. Heh-heh

To clarify a bit. A member can delete posts if they have moderation authority at a forum. Staff, Managers, Moderators, and Admin members have the ability to delete posts.

You are being more than fair! $25 is a steal imho:-) If you want to hire a technician in my neck of the woods they charge $50-100 per hour. The hardest thing is saying no to people who want free technology help. Your time is valuable:-)

Very nice unit indeed!

Thanks, buddy:-) Good to see you on the boards, sultan_emerr!

odd (number)

You're very welcome:-) LOL

Heh-heh I also installed the updates on my daughter's aging PC, it went well:-)

nurture

If you need to run your Ubuntu/Kubuntu box as root you can do this by entering this at a shell prompt: sudo passwd You will be prompted to enter a new Unix password. Now you can log-in as root user in X windows. I must stress that this something that you should not normally do as you can damage your unit running as root user. It is safer to run your Ubuntu/Kubuntu box as a regular user and grant yourself root privileges as needed.

falls